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Our top choices for Scottish Islands hostels

The Anchorage

South Ronaldsay

Drew

P8,945 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 2 - Jun 3

Tobermory Youth Hostel

Isle of Mull

Annabelhe

P9,297 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 11 - Jun 12

Glenbrittle Youth Hostel

Minginish

"Wonderful place, wonderful people. The staff was so friendly and helpful, as were the other guests. The kitchen and common living space were especially spacious and humongously homey. The only downside was that the road near the close-by fairy pools was filled (unfilled?) with potholes- which really has nothing to do with the hostel and I don’t need to note that in this review. 10/10, I’ll definitely be staying here again next I visit Skye- which is ASAFP (As Soon As Financially Possible)."

Eva

P9,214 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 10 - Jun 11

Port Charlotte Youth Hostel

Islay Island

Anonymous traveler

P7,247 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

Lochranza Youth Hostel

Isle of Arran

Gemma

P6,584 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

Kirkwall Youth Hostel

Kirkwall

Chris

P7,040 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

Ratagan Youth Hostel

Kyle

Raffaella

P8,965 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 21 - Jun 22

Corran House Guest House & Hostel

Oban

Amanda

P7,305 total

includes taxes & fees

May 31 - Jun 1

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Top Scottish Islands Hotel Reviews

The Royal Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Helpful and friendly staff. Charming, distinctive property. Great on site food options."

Eilean Iarmain

4/10 Poor

"Nearly £500 a night, but a complete lack of hospitality We stayed for one night at Hotel Eilean Iarmain, paying £496.57 for our suite and breakfast. While the setting is beautiful, the service and management response were completely unacceptable for a hotel at this luxury price point. At dinner (which was not included in the room rate), my wife's bread for her bouillabaisse was served burnt. By the time it was replaced she had finished the dish, had she waited it would have gone completely cold. We raised it with the waitress, but no gesture of goodwill was offered. The real disappointment, however, was at checkout. When I brought this up to the manager, expecting a professional apology or a small deduction from the bill, he dismissively told me I "have to understand the kitchen was busy." When you are paying nearly £500 a night, a busy kitchen is not the guest's problem; it is a management issue. The complete lack of accountability or goodwill over a spoiled dining experience showed very poor hospitality standards. Extremely disappointing."

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