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Lochinver Accommodation
Hotel, Bed and Breakfast, Guest house and Self Catering accommodation in Lochinver Highland Scotland

Scottish Tourist Board 4 Stars
Member of Scotland's Best B&Bs

Veyatie is a modern bungalow situated at the end of Baddidarrach, overlooking Lochinver bay and Suilven. The panoramic view beyond the bay is truly stunning with the most unique range of mountains to be found anywhere in Europe spread before you.

Veyatie has 2 double rooms and 1 twin room. One double and the twin room have en-suite shower bathrooms. The other double room has a private bathroom immediately adjacent (exclusively for the use of the occupants of this room).

All our bedrooms tastefully decorated and are equipped with: refreshment facilities featuring Highland Stoneware crockery, hair dryers, clock radios, fans and electric blankets. All the bedrooms are centrally heated and are on one ground floor level. The beds are fitted with duvets (blankets are available if preferred). There are also many little extras to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

The guests' lounge is spacious, very comfortable and is equipped with wide screen TV, VCR and music centre.

The conservatory offers unparalleled views across Lochinver Bay to spectacular mountains beyond. It is an ideal place to sit and relax after a hard day's motoring, walking or sightseeing.

Facilities for drying wet clothing and boots are available and we offer clothes washing facilities at nominal cost for long stay guests.

We are happy to accept dogs by prior arrangement. This will, however, be restricted to 1 room with dog each night to ensure that other guests are not disturbed or inconvenienced.

Due to the raised position of the house and sunken access to the lounge, Veyatie is not suitable for wheelchairs.

There is ample off-road parking for guests.

Complimentary afternoon refreshments are served in the conservatory from 4pm - 6.30pm.

Packed lunches can be provided.

Lochinver is a busy fishing village where you will see boats of many nationalities off loading their catch. The local restaurants feature freshly landed Lochinver fish on their menus. The village has one of the best Visitor Centres in Scotland. Entry is free to the displays depicting the history of Lochinver and the unique geology of the area. A recent addition is a CCTV link to the nearby heronry in Culag woods. Live pictures are transmitted from a nest to monitors in the visitor centre. See herons live and close up. There are restaurants to suit all pockets in Lochinver from the award-winning Albannach Hotel to a value for money 'Fishermen's Mission'. In all there are 3 hotels with restaurants, a pub with restaurant and a bistro & restaurant, and of course the Fishermen's Mission. There are also some excellent eating places in the surrounding area.

'Linga' is a privately owned timber-built chalet occupying a secluded position overlooking Inverkirkaig Bay. The site, which was a former croft, extends to around 2 acres, and is shared with 7 other chalets, also privately owned.
Inverkirkaig itself is a tiny crofting community set in the heart of the magnificent landscape of the Northwest Highlands. Lochinver, the nearest village, is approximately 3 miles to the north.

Set in the heart of the magnificent landscape of the north-west Highlands, 'Linga' provides a comfortable and convenient base for exploring and enjoying the wonderful, unspoilt coastal and mountain scenery of Assynt, Wester Ross and beyond.

The chalet provides accommodation for 4 persons:

• 2 bedrooms (1 double and 1 twin).
• Large open-plan living area (kitchen, dining area and lounge).
• Kitchen with electric cooker, microwave oven, fridge freezer and automatic washer dryer.
• TV with digital reception in the lounge.
• Bathroom with electric shower over bath.
• Double glazing throughout.
• Fully equipped, including bed linen and towels.

The living area has a southerly aspect and looks down on the bay and beach, just yards away.

Lochinver is a busy little fishing port with stores, newsagents, bank, filling station, post office, craft shops and bistro.

Visitors will discover that the area is ideal for the pursuit of various activities including
hill walking, mountaineering, angling, photography and bird watching, etc.

For those interested in the natural world, there is much to see and enjoy. The plant life and geology of Assynt are particularly notable, and a wide variety of wildlife including eagles, buzzards, ospreys, deer, pine martens, otters, water-fowl and seals can all be observed.

There are superb beaches within easy reach, ideal for family days out, and for those who merely wish to relax amidst peaceful and beautiful surroundings, the area is simply unbeatable.

There are many spectacular coastal drives, while the more energetic may wish to climb mountains such as Canisp, Conival, Foinaven, Cranstakie, Stac Pollaidh, Cul Mor and Cul Beag. Ullapool is about an hour's drive to the south while Durness to the north can be reached in an hour and a half.