¿Cuál es el mejor alojamiento en Isla de Eigg?

Según nuestros datos, Glebe Barn - Hostel es uno de los mejores lugares donde puedes alojarte. Este alojamiento de 4 estrellas cuenta con wifi gratis y una lavadora/secadora en las habitaciones. Otra alternativa muy buena para tu viaje es Glebe Barn Apartment .

¿Qué alojamientos puedo encontrar en Isla de Eigg?

En Isla de Eigg no te faltarán cosas que hacer: podrás pasear por el puerto deportivo o pasear por hermosos parques, por ejemplo. Una de las mejores atracciones turísticas de la zona es Armadale Castle. En Isla de Eigg hay 2 hoteles y otros alojamientos.

¿Dónde puedo ir mientras estoy en Isla de Eigg?

La belleza natural de la ciudad se muestra en todo su esplendor en sitios como estos: Bahía de Laig, An Sgurr y Playa Singing Sands. Si tienes ganas de más, Armadale Castle no está muy lejos.

¿Cómo suele ser el tiempo habitual en Isla de Eigg?

Los meses más cálidos suelen ser julio y agosto, con una temperatura media de 16 °C, y los meses más fríos son enero y febrero, con una media de 4 °C. En cuanto a las precipitaciones anuales en Isla de Eigg, la media es de 1056.60 mm.

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: Según nuestros datos, Glebe Barn - Hostel es uno de los mejores lugares donde puedes alojarte. Este alojamiento de 4 estrellas cuenta con wifi gratis y una lavadora/secadora en las habitaciones. Otra alternativa muy buena para tu viaje es Glebe Barn Apartment.
: En Isla de Eigg no te faltarán cosas que hacer: podrás pasear por el puerto deportivo o pasear por hermosos parques, por ejemplo. Una de las mejores atracciones turísticas de la zona es Armadale Castle. En Isla de Eigg hay 2 hoteles y otros alojamientos.
: La belleza natural de la ciudad se muestra en todo su esplendor en sitios como estos: Bahía de Laig, An Sgurr y Playa Singing Sands. Si tienes ganas de más, Armadale Castle no está muy lejos.
: Los meses más cálidos suelen ser julio y agosto, con una temperatura media de 16 °C, y los meses más fríos son enero y febrero, con una media de 4 °C. En cuanto a las precipitaciones anuales en Isla de Eigg, la media es de 1056.60 mm.

Opiniones recientes de Isla de Eigg

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

Warm and welcoming place. Our room was clean, spacious and warm. Lovely meals and very friendly service.…

Un viajero real de New Zealand se alojó en KILCHOAN HOUSE HOTEL

Publicado hace 6 meses

KILCHOAN HOUSE HOTEL

Bracara Cottage With Stunning Views of Loch Morar

Beautiful location - high quality accommodation…

5 out of 5

The house itself looked pleasant enough and well maintained from the outside. It is well away from the nearest other houses - all out of sight, giving the impression of complete isolation. Sheep graze the fields leading up to the house from the road and a small stream provides background sound. Otherwise there is complete silence. Inside it is well furnished with good quality modern furniture and fittings. The house was well heated and excellently equipped with every possible piece of equipment/tools/kitchen utensils/laundry and dishwasher needed to enjoy our stay. Surplus dry food, pasta etc and bottles of cooking sauce and more were available although not needed for our short stay. The location of the property is awesome. We were spoiled by a few days of bright autumn sunshine which provided views to the horizon and beyond, with snow capped mountains around us. Access to the main road to Mallaig/Fort William is easy enough along a single track road along the Loch, allowing a rapid dash to catch the ferry to Skye. Visitors should take the trouble to abandon the modern main road and use the old coast road to see the best of the fabulous beaches, especially at sunset when the sun sinks behind the islands to the west. Behind the house, the hills rise and provide fairly easy climbing to the plateau overlooking the house and Loch Morar to the south, the sea with the small Isles and Skye to the west and further hills stretching away to the north - wonderful jaw droppingly beautiful views in the clear air. Mountain-top snowball fights in the sunshine in October were an unexpected bonus. In icy conditions some care may be required to navigate the last few hundred yards of the road where there is a bit of a hill and the drive up to the house. Fortunately any snow at ground level had melted away within a few hours. I did not recall seeing mention in the property description of the 3rd bedroom having bunk beds. Fortunately the younger children were able to use them without problems. Some families with older children may find this more of an issue. Apologies if I missed that detail. Overall a wonderful stay in a lovely property. …The house itself looked pleasant enough and well maintained from the outside. It is well away from the nearest other houses - all out of sight, giving the impression of complete isolation. Sheep graze the fields leading up to the house from the road and a small stream provides background sound. Otherwise there is complete silence. Inside it is well furnished with good quality modern furniture and fittings. The house was well heated and excellently equipped with every possible piece of equipment/tools/kitchen utensils/laundry and dishwasher needed to enjoy our stay. Surplus dry food, pasta etc and bottles of cooking sauce and more were available although not needed for our short stay. The location of the property is awesome. We were spoiled by a few days of bright autumn sunshine which provided views to the horizon and beyond, with snow capped mountains around us. Access to the main road to Mallaig/Fort William is easy enough along a single track road along the Loch, allowing a rapid dash to catch the ferry to Skye. Visitors should take the trouble to abandon the modern main road and use the old coast road to see the best of the fabulous beaches, especially at sunset when the sun sinks behind the islands to the west. Behind the house, the hills rise and provide fairly easy climbing to the plateau overlooking the house and Loch Morar to the south, the sea with the small Isles and Skye to the west and further hills stretching away to the north - wonderful jaw droppingly beautiful views in the clear air. Mountain-top snowball fights in the sunshine in October were an unexpected bonus. In icy conditions some care may be required to navigate the last few hundred yards of the road where there is a bit of a hill and the drive up to the house. Fortunately any snow at ground level had melted away within a few hours. I did not recall seeing mention in the property description of the 3rd bedroom having bunk beds. Fortunately the younger children were able to use them without problems. Some families with older children may find this more of an issue. Apologies if I missed that detail. Overall a wonderful stay in a lovely property.

Un viajero real se alojó en Bracara Cottage With Stunning Views of Loch Morar

Publicado hace un año

Bracara Cottage With Stunning Views of Loch Morar

Muy buen hotel cerca de todo…

5 out of 5

Muy buena experiencia. Cerca de todo…

Un viajero real de Buenos Aires se alojó en Duisdale House Hotel

Publicado hace 8 meses

Duisdale House Hotel

Work in progress…

4 out of 5

A grand pile in it's day, undergoing a gradual and much needed, refurbishment. The location is it's biggest pull, set quite high above town, with simply stunning views from frontal elevations.The welcome and general ambience proved pleasant and the public areas comfortable, tasteful and pleasing. Our (rear) bedroom was a relatively easy climb up the wide staircase to the first floor. It proved just adequate. Furnishings were functional, but a tad utility and tired, as were fixtures / fittings etc. Bathroom was adequate, with plenty of very hot water on tap! Dining was pretty average, also reflecting the need for an overhaul. Quite handy for the picturesque Toberory Main Street and it's varied attractions. Did I mention the views? If refurbishment is eventually completed, the Western Isles could be a winner!… A grand pile in it's day, undergoing a gradual and much needed, refurbishment. The location is it's biggest pull, set quite high above town, with simply stunning views from frontal elevations.The welcome and general ambience proved pleasant and the public areas comfortable, tasteful and pleasing. Our (rear) bedroom was a relatively easy climb up the wide staircase to the first floor. It proved just adequate. Furnishings were functional, but a tad utility and tired, as were fixtures / fittings etc. Bathroom was adequate, with plenty of very hot water on tap! Dining was pretty average, also reflecting the need for an overhaul. Quite handy for the picturesque Toberory Main Street and it's varied attractions. Did I mention the views? If refurbishment is eventually completed, the Western Isles could be a winner!

Un viajero real de East Midlands. se alojó en Western Isles

Publicado hace más de un año

Western Isles

Expedia Verified Review…

5 out of 5

Loved staying here! Was really close to the ferry from Mallaig, which was really convenient. There were also lots of nature trails nearby, plus the bar/restaurant downstairs was great!…

Un viajero real se alojó en Inn at Aird a Bhasair

Publicado hace 4 meses

Inn at Aird a Bhasair