Hebridean Guest House

The hosts were very welcoming, and the big front room had a comfortable settee. I’d read that traffic could be noisy, but chose it anyway. The road noise was just as described and unpleasant, especially after the quiet of south Harris, so I’d suggest asking for a room at the back. The downstairs lounge is large and has a huge TV, and the bathroom had modern fittings and fluffy towels. The tea tray was one of the best I’ve seen, with herbal and regular tea, hot chocolate, coffee, and Stornoway shortbread. The wifi supposedly had been fixed that day, but didn’t work in my room, which also left the smart TV not very smart. My flight from Stornoway was early, so I stayed nearby instead of facing the long drive from south Harris. The breakfast chef hadn’t arrived when I needed breakfast, so Linda kindly scrambled eggs and grilled sausages and Stornoway black pudding from Charles MacLeod, just around the corner. I still prefer Mr. Munro's from Tarbert. A friendly wee guest house.