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Left it too late to book somewhere for the night before our ferry crossing from Uig (Skye) to Lochmaddy (Uist) in august.
Anyone know of a good family-friendly B&B or hostel between Fort William and Uig?
Everywhere I've tried so far is full....
If you're up for a wee bit of an adventure....take a wander out to The Lookout at Rubha Hunish?
That does look very cool, but doesn't really work as an overnight stopoff with a family of 4 (including 2 and 6 year old) after 7 hours in the car.
When they're older, perhaps...
Ah...ok 🙂
Have you tried AirBnB?
Isles of Glencoe is actually pretty reasonable and large (by W highland hotel standards), so might have availability, and would give the kids a chance to play in a pool after a long day in the car. You could probably get a family room. It's not amazing, but it's on your route (i'm assuming you're coming up the A82 to Ft Bill?), not often fully booked and has a pool (a rarity in the NW!).
Thanks Peterfile.
Isles of Glencoe looks good (and has availibility), but is a bit too far south. Need to be in Uig for 9am the following day.
Wee bit more upmarket than a hostel but [url= http://www.motogoloco.com/glenelg-inn-ac-47-a-39 ]The Glenelg Inn[/url] is a nice spot - you can also get the wee ferry straight from there over onto Skye too, saving a detour up and over the bridge.
[url= http://www.motogoloco.com/glenuig-inn-ac-47-a-29 ]Glenuig Inn[/url] is also really nice, but a wee bit further South (en route to the ferry at Mallaig though)
9am ferry. You want to be on Skye or a dawn start will needed. Have you tried any of the independent hostels? There is 9 on Skye.
http://www.hostel-scotland.co.uk
Ferryis 9:40, so need to be in Uig 9ish. Don't want a dawn start at that time of year!
Looked a couple of hostels, but most only have dorm beds left, not ideal for 2 and 6 year old....
It's always worth phoning up. Every time I've been in that situation, I've had a referral to a neighbour or friend who doesn't advertise much.
It's always worth phoning up. Every time I've been in that situation, I've had a referral to a neighbour or friend who doesn't advertise much.
Been doig that, and getting lots of referrals. So far the only one that had a family room wanted £175 for the night.
I was hoping someone on here might have a referral, or actually run a B&B with space...
Found one! through the technique of asking for suggestions at every refusal, I've found an old dear in Dornie who'll take us in the night.
Sorted.
Phew!
23c in North Uist atm
Just sayin'.....
