Cheap hotels in Sollas

Providing sea views, Vallay Sands in Sollas provides accommodation and a garden. This beachfront property offers access to free WiFi and free private parking.

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Annette

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Ireland

Everything about this place is 5 star. Location is amazing with lovely views. The beautiful ground floor room had everything we needed including its own kettle, toaster and fridge. Well stocked grocery store a very short drive from house. Marion is a very friendly and welcoming host. We hope to visit again in the future.

Heisgeir is set in Sollas. Free WiFi is featured throughout the property and private parking is available on site.

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Patricia

From

United Kingdom

The hosts were lovely friendly people. Heisger was a beautifully built pod with lots of little touches that added to the comfort. We would highly recommend it as a great place to stay.

Set 50 km from Askernish Golf Club, Eala Bhàn Cottage offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. This holiday home features a garden.

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Patricia

From

United Kingdom

Very clean, comfortable holiday home, which is very well equipped. It is centrally situated to explore all of the Outer Hebrides.

Set in Carinish, 46 km from Askernish Golf Club, Temple View Hotel offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. Guests can have a drink at the bar.

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Steve

From

United Kingdom

Everything, especially the WiFi, considering the location it was excellent.

Situated in Carinish, Park Cottage features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The property features sea views.

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Sarah

From

United Kingdom

Clean and well maintained home, great location with amazing views. On arrival a friendly welcome from the host.

Situated in Carinish, Langass Lodge has a garden and a bar. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.

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Elisabidetta

From

Ireland

Just about everything. It's a wonderful hotel, lovely food, exceptional service, fantastic staff and management. The best bed I have ever slept in

Grimisdale Guest House is offering accommodation in Leverburgh. This bed and breakfast features a garden and free private parking. At the bed and breakfast, each unit includes a desk.

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Molly

From

United Kingdom

Amazing location and scenic drive from the port, absolutely spotless room and facilities, lovely hostess and fresh breakfast 😊 would love to stay again!

Set in Creagorry and only 32 km from Askernish Golf Club, Hebridean Stay offers accommodation with mountain views, free WiFi and free private parking. The property features garden views.

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christine

From

Australia

Exceptional accommodation. Very clean. The kitchen had everything you could want. We could have cooked a roast dinner if we wished. The continental breakfast items offered were very generous in quantity and variety. This property is the best of its type we have stayed in. The washing machine was a bonus Highly recommend this place to all. Andrew and Kathleen are very friendly and great hosts. We thoroughly enjoyed our 3 nights here

Boasting a garden, Atlantic Sunset Pod, Isle of Benbecula is set in Balivanich, within 38 km of Askernish Golf Club. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.

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Rebecca

From

Sweden

Clean, cozy, well-appointed Owner was generous, kind and welcoming. Fun to be surrounded by sheep, chickens, geese (or were they ducks?!)

An Taigh Dubh- One bedroomed cottage, a property with a terrace, is set in Creagorry, 35 km from Askernish Golf Club.

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Alastair

From

United Kingdom

If I tell you how extraordinary An Taigh Dubh is, you'll book it, and then we might not be able to again when we want to! But...here goes: from The Black House on Benbecula in late October we explored by car & ferry Berneray, Grimsay, North and South Uist, Eriskay, Barra & Vatersay - so it's perfectly located. But the treat is this: staying in a rare, beautifully, carefully renovated and updated, traditional, stone-tethered thatched-roof crofters cottage. It's a modernised hint of a traditional - hard - Hebridean life which is receding into history. Enjoy this: Chloe gave us a (very) welcome basket of milk, Coffee With Cause, Salar smoked salmon & Hebridean oatcakes; the outside light was on to guide us in under the unutterably dark, star-shot night; the heating was on; and the calm indoors is insulated by four foot thick walls and warm, dog-sensible wooden flooring. Arm yourself to explore with Rupert Marshall's A Guided Tour Of Uist [et al] (buy it from Ceann na h-Àirigh/Scandinavian Bakehouse on Grimsay, and eat while you're there), and retreat at the end of each day to your cosy cottage. Magic - out-of-season magic.