Isle of Gigha Bed and Breakfast

The hotel offers superb views of the island from practically every room. There is a choice of single, twinned beds and double bedrooms. We also have a luxury suite over-looking Ardminish Bay for those special occasions! All rooms are spacious and extremely comfortable with a colour television, tea and coffee making facilities, central heating. Telephone facilities are available and all rooms have a high level of additional facilities.

Gigha is the southernmost island of the Inner Hebrides, is 6 miles long, and because it is low lying and influenced by the North Atlantic Drift the climate is drier and warmer than that normally associated with the west coast of Scotland. The island has beautiful, clean white sandy beaches and stunning views of the neighbouring islands (Islay and Jura) and across to the Kintyre Peninsula. It also boasts breathtaking sunsets, quiet lochs and gently sloping hillsides

Achamore House has 11 bedrooms to let, with nearly all of them offering spacious and luxurious accommodation. Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a young trainee architect at the Glaswegian firm of architects that designed and built Achamore House, and there are various elements to be found here that are believed to be the work of the young Mackintosh. Certainly the rooms and halls of Achamore House are unusually light and spacious, and well-proportioned