Eddrachilles Hotel is an independent, owner-operated, Highland hotel on the coast of NW Sutherland. Built centuries ago as a significant Church of Scotland manse, the hotel today has gorgeous views over the island-studded Badcall Bay and beyond to Assynt. It is a haven of good food, comfortable accommodation and genuine Highland hospitality in the perfect setting for a relaxing holiday.
Owners Richard and Fiona Trevor took over the hotel in 2016. Under their stewardship the hotel is undergoing a steady and sympathetic programme of refurbishment and has been fully accredited by Visit Scotland as a 3-Star Hotel. The hotel also holds a Visit Scotland Taste our Best award for use of Scottish produce and the i-Know accreditation. Richard and Fiona are ready to help you plan what to do in NW Sutherland.
Throughout be assured that your safety and that of our staff and community will always be our first priority. Among other publications, Eddrachilles Hotel is now included The Good Hotel Guide.
Owners Richard and Fiona Trevor took over the hotel in 2016. Under their stewardship the hotel is undergoing a steady and sympathetic programme of refurbishment and has been fully accredited by Visit Scotland as a 3-Star Hotel. The hotel also holds a Visit Scotland Taste our Best award for use of Scottish produce and the i-Know accreditation. Richard and Fiona are ready to help you plan what to do in NW Sutherland.
Throughout be assured that your safety and that of our staff and community will always be our first priority. Among other publications, Eddrachilles Hotel is now included The Good Hotel Guide.
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The sun lounge is furnished with comfortable chairs and occasional tables as well as a wood burning stove to keep guests cosy on cooler evenings.
It's the perfect setting for afternoon tea, a pre or post dinner drink.
This lounge is even popular on stormy days; let the wind and rain do its worst while you are curled up on a sofa, relaxing with a good book and complimentary coffee, tea and cake.
The sun lounge has two sliding doors giving easy access to the hotel grounds and gardens which lead down to the sea.
It's the perfect setting for afternoon tea, a pre or post dinner drink.
This lounge is even popular on stormy days; let the wind and rain do its worst while you are curled up on a sofa, relaxing with a good book and complimentary coffee, tea and cake.
The sun lounge has two sliding doors giving easy access to the hotel grounds and gardens which lead down to the sea.
Located in one of Europe's last wildernesses, and in the least populated ward in the European Union, it is not surprising that internet connections and mobile phone signals at Eddrachilles Hotel can be challenging.
However, we now have our own fibre optic line to help you keep in touch.
From Spring 2021 we have WiFi in all bedrooms and public areas, except the dining room.
Badcall was not included in the Government's programme to bring broadband to the Highlands hence the need to self-fund.
The internet speeds may still be slower than you are used to at home, particularly if you live in a city or the suburbs.
However, we now have our own fibre optic line to help you keep in touch.
From Spring 2021 we have WiFi in all bedrooms and public areas, except the dining room.
Badcall was not included in the Government's programme to bring broadband to the Highlands hence the need to self-fund.
The internet speeds may still be slower than you are used to at home, particularly if you live in a city or the suburbs.
Our food is prepared from fresh and, where possible, local ingredients by our chefs.
For dinner we offer a table d'hote menu which changes each day.
You may choose either a three or four course option; both include home made bread, our chef's tasting choice, and tea or coffee with hand-made chocolates.
The table d'hote menu changes daily and usually includes three starter options (one of which will be vegetarian), four main options (one meat or game, one seafood/fish, one vegetarian, and a special), and three desserts or Northern Highlands cheese plate.
For dinner we offer a table d'hote menu which changes each day.
You may choose either a three or four course option; both include home made bread, our chef's tasting choice, and tea or coffee with hand-made chocolates.
The table d'hote menu changes daily and usually includes three starter options (one of which will be vegetarian), four main options (one meat or game, one seafood/fish, one vegetarian, and a special), and three desserts or Northern Highlands cheese plate.
Table d'Hote menu literally means "host's table" menu.
Traditionally this meant a single table where guests dined with the owners at a set time and for a fixed price with few, if any, choices on the menu.
Nowadays there are several interpretations of a Table d'Hote.
At Eddrachilles, we typically seat our guests at one of two times but we offer separate or group tables as preferred.
Each sitting is, however, served at broadly the same time and at leisurely pace as befits good, cooked to order, food.
Traditionally this meant a single table where guests dined with the owners at a set time and for a fixed price with few, if any, choices on the menu.
Nowadays there are several interpretations of a Table d'Hote.
At Eddrachilles, we typically seat our guests at one of two times but we offer separate or group tables as preferred.
Each sitting is, however, served at broadly the same time and at leisurely pace as befits good, cooked to order, food.
Highlands has a magnificient and varied natural heritage.
Eddrachilles Hotel hosts several bird-watching groups each year and many guests enjoy independently exploring coastal, island and inland landscapes.
Fiona and Richard will be delighted to spend time at the hotel with you planning your route or advise you before you arrive.
Just 8 miles from Eddrachilles take the pedestrian ferry from Tarbet to Handa Island, an internationally important nature reserve for seabirds operated by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
Eddrachilles Hotel hosts several bird-watching groups each year and many guests enjoy independently exploring coastal, island and inland landscapes.
Fiona and Richard will be delighted to spend time at the hotel with you planning your route or advise you before you arrive.
Just 8 miles from Eddrachilles take the pedestrian ferry from Tarbet to Handa Island, an internationally important nature reserve for seabirds operated by the Scottish Wildlife Trust.
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