Family hotels and homes in Paible

This place was amazing, the atmosphere was so cozy. The restaurant was good and the breakfast was especially delicious. The rooms were comfortable.

A great hotel, nice and close to the ferry terminal. A lovely,friendly welcome. The hotel is immaculate and everythingis beautifully presented. The room was a great size with good ensuite facilities. We had a lovely freshly cooked breakfast and the waiting staff were happy and friendly.We would definitely recommend this hotel.

The location was perfect for the beach and country walks. The property itself was impeccable with no issues whatsoever. Although it was windy outside, the windows and insulation kept the property warm with no noise from outside. Couldn’t ask for anymore.

Everything we needed was there. Well equipped and very comfortable.

If I tell you how extraordinary An Taigh Dubh is, you'll book it, and then we might not be able to again when we want to! But...here goes: from The Black House on Benbecula in late October we explored by car & ferry Berneray, Grimsay, North and South Uist, Eriskay, Barra & Vatersay - so it's perfectly located. But the treat is this: staying in a rare, beautifully, carefully renovated and updated, traditional, stone-tethered thatched-roof crofters cottage. It's a modernised hint of a traditional - hard - Hebridean life which is receding into history. Enjoy this: Chloe gave us a (very) welcome basket of milk, Coffee With Cause, Salar smoked salmon & Hebridean oatcakes; the outside light was on to guide us in under the unutterably dark, star-shot night; the heating was on; and the calm indoors is insulated by four foot thick walls and warm, dog-sensible wooden flooring. Arm yourself to explore with Rupert Marshall's A Guided Tour Of Uist [et al] (buy it from Ceann na h-Àirigh/Scandinavian Bakehouse on Grimsay, and eat while you're there), and retreat at the end of each day to your cosy cottage. Magic - out-of-season magic.