拉奧格湖旅館及艾施各旅館(Loch Roag Guest House & Eshcol Guest House)

For outdoor people, Loch Roag does not disappoint. It's beautifully situated and conveniently near the Breasaclete bus stop on the W2 line. It's ~ 2 miles by the road from the Callanish sites, allowing for magical chances to see some of the stones in the evenings all by myself. I used Loch Roag as a central location to do day hikes (5-7 miles, rugged terrain, up hill/boggy, boots a must) on the Black Moor, from the Black Houses to Dailbeag Beach, and along the Coastal Trail. All were gorgeous and it was often just me and the sheep and cows. Donald & staff were wonderful. They looked after me, suggested the better places to walk, and even gave me a few rides, which was above and beyond but highly appreciated. Meals were excellent after long days spent walking. BYOB. My room was basic but clean and comfortable. I'd totally go back.

Great breakfast and dinners here. We very much enjoyed the soups here as starters. Citrus haddock was delicious. Grilled salmon with hollandaise sauce was delicious! Staff super helpful and friendly. Would stay here again!

We had a comfortable and easy stay at the family run Loch Roag. Everybody was courteous and customer focused. Good choice of breakfasts, cooked and otherwise and good evening meal too. Lovely room with a view over the loch and also en-suite. Would be happy to stay again.

We stayed 1 night in one of the Loch Roag upstairs rooms. It was clean and tidy, the bed was comfortable with nice linen and towels. The shower was also fine. However, that's about as positive as we can be. Breakfast was average; there were no baked beans, mushrooms or pastries, and a very limited selection of fresh fruit. Pictures for sale in the breakfast room looked faded and certainly the price tags in the corners were very faded. There was a general lounge area without a TV. Unfortunately, our room, and the property in general, was very tired and dated and in need of an overhaul. For the price we paid, we were expecting something more top notch. We have been touring the Outer Hebrides for just over a week, staying in B&Bs, and I'm afraid this was the mot expensive and the least value for money we stayed in.

Wonderful stay on Lewis. Clean and comfortable. Woke up to the sound of sheep baaaaaing outside. Enjoyed seeing the sights on Lewis and Harris. Nice breakfast, which is included. They serve a dinner too, which was delicious. However we didn’t find out until checkout that there was an extra £30 per plate fee! We should have asked first!

Fantastic place - superb accommodations, quiet, great breakfast variety! Kind and friendly staff!

We arrived in Loch Roag guesthouse by luck… late planning of our Scottish journey made the availability of the room more than challenging. However in this guesthouse there was a family suite just renewed not on the website… so available for us. We stayed there 4 nights and the children were very sad to leave this place. Then it was perfect : the suite has 3 very nice bedrooms and a living room. Beds are comfortable and the location / view is beautiful. The hosts are very warm and helpful. Lewis is unforgettable… and this place too.

Very comfortable stop on cycling route, Hebridean Way, & handy for Callanish Stones.

This property was in a beautiful location and has the potential to be a really great place. Unfortunately our room/apartment had a really strong mouldy/musty smell which was very prominent as soon as opening the door. We only had one night here and a very short stop otherwise we would have asked to be moved because I didn’t feel like being around that smell was healthy. My travel mates slept in the double room and they found that when they pulled the sheets back there was sand/dirt and bodily hairs that had not been cleaned on the bed sheets which is really not good enough. Other than this the place was neat, tidy and clean but the smell and the fact that the double bed sheets appeared to have not been cleaned would stop us from recommending the property.