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Shieldaig – 5 hotels and places to stay
Tigh an Eilean Hotel
Tigh an Eilean Hotel has a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Shieldaig. The property is non-smoking and is situated 46 km from Victoria Falls. At the hotel, each room has a desk.
Torridon Estate B&B Rooms and Self catering Holiday Cottages
Featuring a private beach area and views of sea, Torridon Estate B&B Rooms and Self catering Holiday Cottages is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Torridon, 38 km from Victoria...
Torridon Youth Hostel
Torridon Youth Hostel is situated in an idyllic location amongst the Torridon Hills and in the shadow of the 3,000 foot Liathach peak.
Loch Maree Hotel
Situated beside the picturesque Loch Maree, this hotel was built in 1872 and once hosted Queen Victoria as a guest.
Self Catering Spacious 2 Bed Apartment with sea views
Situated in South Erradale and only 21 km from Victoria Falls, Self Catering Spacious 2 Bed Apartment with sea views features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.
Hartfield House Hostel
Hartfield House Hostel offers pet-friendly accommodation in Applecross. Free private parking is available on site.
Edindoune
Boasting mountain views, Edindoune is located in Strathcarron, around 31 km from Kyle of Lochalsh. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are accessible at the apartment free of charge.
Rockvilla Guest House
Offering a shared lounge and mountain view, Rockvilla Guest House is situated in Lochcarron, 33 km from Eilean Donan Castle and 37 km from Kyle of Lochalsh.
The Bunkhouse
Featuring a garden, The Bunkhouse is set in Applecross. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
Shieldaig Lodge Hotel
On the shores of Loch Gairloch, Shieldaig Lodge is one of the few remaining traditional Highland shooting Lodges open to the public.
What guests said about Shieldaig:
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Do not go to Shieldaig
Do not go to Shieldaig It is just a load of lochs and mountains There is nothing to do there except stare at them, sail on them or jump in the lochs or walk up the mountains, which are, basically, just big piles of rock that get narrower as they get higher until they disappear altogether and you have to come down You will hate itGuest review bypeterUnited Kingdom - Review score
Not a 4* hotel, or even 2* and very over priced!
Not a 4* hotel, or even 2* and very over priced! The hotel is rather 'tatty' and linen was 'tired'. Dinner had been pre-booked but then cancelled at the last minute without any apology or any alternative suggestions being offered. Things happen, but what matters is how they are managed - Tigh an Elieen didn't even try to manage it (except to offer a packet of crisps). Shieldaig is 10miles from other places to eat and even they are limited in number, so the consequences of 'dinner is cancelled' are significant. Overall, very poor and the only recommendation is - avoid, go elsewhere.Guest review byMartinUnited Kingdom - Review score
Sheildaig is ridiculously beautiful.
Sheildaig is ridiculously beautiful. I don't want to say too much as I don't want to see the place overwhelmed.. Good eating places, kayaking etc. Art courses in nearby Kishorn; beautiful walks to everywhere.Guest review bySiusaidhUnited Kingdom - Review score
Shieldaig is a lovely place. Very quiet and relaxed.
Shieldaig is a lovely place. Very quiet and relaxed. It is advisable to bring food with you as the only place to eat in the evening is the hotel and they had a very limited menu. There is a place called Nanny’s which is open during the day but closed on Saturdays and Sundays. Otherwise it means driving outside of Shieldaig. The local shop does have a variety of goods but is rather expensive.Guest review byMiriamIreland
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