Bay Gairloch Hotel, Gairloch

The Highlands

Bay Gairloch Hotel

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Offers panoramic views of the Isle of Skye
History, culture, heritage and stunning landscapes
Situated along Lochs Gairloch with unspoilt shores and mountains
Local attractions include Gairloch Heritage Museum, Gairloch Golf Course and more.

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They say, ‘see Gairloch and you’ve seen The Highlands’. With a landscape rich in wildlife and unspoilt shores, lochs and mountains, there is certainly some truth in that.

Our hotel is situated at the centre point of Gairloch Bay, giving wonderful panoramic views out to the Isle of Skye. Restful, beautiful and brimming with Highland hospitality, the tastefully appointed Gairloch Hotel stands in a superb location. This charming hotel is just minutes from the beach.

The hotel has had a number of rooms upgraded to Superior and Premier status for those who wish to match the impressive backdrop with a more luxurious stay. Enjoy dining in the wonderfully tasteful restaurant before settling down to an evening of great entertainment in the comfortable Grand Lounge and entertainment room. It’s a true taste of Scotland, distilled.

The hotel has a car park located to the side of the building.

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Gardens
Culture
Walking

Bay Gairloch Hotel Premier Room

Typical Premier Room at Bay Gairloch Hotel

Our most luxurious room option, most of our Premier Rooms come with a four poster bed as well as a spacious refitted bathroom that accommodates both bath and a separate shower. These bedrooms will normally offer extras such as comfortable seating area, a 32 inch digital flat screen television, hair dryer as well as a hospitality tray.

En-suite with separate bath and shower
Luxurious four poster bed
32 inch digital flat screen television
Large bedroom with comfortable seating
Hair dryer and shaving point
The above image represents a typical Premier Room

Bay Gairloch Hotel Superior Room

Typical Superior Room at Bay Gairloch Hotel

Our Superior Rooms are more spacious and tastefully refurbished, they offer luxurious beds, a 26 inch digital flat screen television. The spacious bathrooms have been refitted with shower over bath. These rooms also come with the facilities to make yourself a hot drink.

26 inch digital flat screen television
En-suite bathrooms with shower over bath
Spacious rooms
Hair dryer and shaving point

Bay Gairloch Hotel Standard Room

Typical Standard Room at Bay Gairloch Hotel

Our Standard Rooms are charming and have everything you would expect. The rooms have digital televisions, tea and coffee making facilities as well as an en-suite bathroom.

En-suite and WC
Telephone
Digital television
Shaving point

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Hotel Accessibility

Here at Bay Hotels we want you to have the best short break possible. We are happy to provide advice to guests with special needs who wish to take breaks at our Hotels. In order to avoid disappointment and/or misunderstandings, please contact us on 01942 496 507 to discuss any needs that you may have.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have single rooms?
Yes, in most of our hotels.
Do you take dogs and pets?
We do not allow dogs and pets into our hotels, with the exception of guide dogs.
Do you have lifts in all hotels?
We have lifts in most of our hotels.
What time is check in time?
3pm in the afternoon.
What time is check out time?
10am in the morning.
Do you have smoking rooms?
We do not allow smoking in any parts of our hotels.

Location

A coastal haven of tranquillity. Warmed by the Gulf Stream and with views towards Skye, it lies in an unspoilt landscape rich in wildlife.

How to get there

By Car:

From the A9, join the A835 then the A832 following signs for Loch Maree, Gairloch. On approaching the village, keep following the main road for about half a mile, the hotel is located on the right hand side. (AA Roadwatch 09003 401100).

By Train:

Nearest railway station is Achnasheen, 30 miles from Gairloch. Rail enquiries to 08457 484950).

By Bus:

Westerbus from Achnasheen or Inverness. For departure times and fare prices call 01445 712559.

By Taxi:

Hu Jack Taxis 01445 712454 or Damien 01445 712659.

Bay Gairloch Hotel

Gairloch

Highland Region

Scotland

IV21 2BL

Res: 01445 712001

Tel: 01445 712001

Local Attractions

The following places, attractions and things to do are easily reached from Gairloch:

Inverewe Gardens
Corrieshalloch Gorge
Flowerdale Glen/Waterfall
Gairloch Museum
Isle of Skye
Eilean Donan Castle
Carrieshalloch Gorge
Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve
Ullapool

Local Insight

Gairloch, with its fine sandy beaches, has been popular with visitors since Victorian times. It is still the main centre for exploring a of coastline, with attractions such as Inverewe Gardens at Poolewe. There are wonderful beaches all along this section of coast from Red Point in the south right up to Gruinard Bay in the north. Just as fine as the coastline is the hinterland of little-visited rocky mountains. The highest summits here are magnificent peaks, set well back from the road in one of Britain's remotest wilderness areas.

Torridon Sea Tours
Experience the breathtaking beauty and spectacular coastline of Loch Torridon and the Hebridean Isle of Rona aboard the impressive, newly built Seaflower. Providing an excellent vantage point for the Torridon mountains, the Seaflower will take you to the wave swept outer loch and the sheltered bays along the inner loch to encounter a diverse range of species. Some of these may include the nearby nesting white-tailed sea eagle, puffin, gannet, great skua, great northern diver, porpoise, dolphin and the grey and common seal.
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Gairloch Marine Life Centre
Located in one of the most picturesque areas in Wester Ross on the west coast of the Highlands where you will be spoilt for choice with so much to see and do. Come and join us on our daily boat cruises where you could see Harbour Porpoises, Whales, Grey and Common Seals and Dolphins, plus a huge variety of seabirds including White Tailed Eagles, Golden Eagles, Black-Throated Divers. Visitor centre with hands-on exhibits and wildlife viewing deck.
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Attadale Gardens
Started by Baron Schroder in the late 19th century, hill paths meandered through 20 acres of conifers and rhododendrons. Totally transformed after the 1980 storms by owner Nicky Macpherson, it is an artist’s garden designed to frame the magnificent views of Skye and the surrounding hills. Waterfalls, Monet bridges, meconopsis, bamboo and candelabra primula are reflected in dark pools. Sculpture lurks in unexpected places.
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Gairloch Heritage Museum
Housed in a complex of old farm buildings, Gairloch Heritage Museum is a record of life in the area from pre-history to the present day. The award-winning museum was established in 1977 and has much to offer both the casual visitor sheltering from the gentle Wester Ross rain, and the more serious student of history and Highland life. Children and adults will love the working models, quizzes and hands-on activities, while researchers will find rich resources in the library and archives.

Great for

Gardens
Culture
Walking

Entertainment

Entertainment Programme

On Monday Evenings
An evening of music and song with
Ronnie Shaw

On Tuesday Evenings
Ronnie Ross
Top International Keyboard Vocalist

On Wednesday Evenings
Vocal Instrumentalist
Derek Sturrock
Entertains

On Thursday Evenings
Carl Wilson
Vocals, Instrumentals and comedy

On Saturday Evenings
An evening of music and song with
Either
Derrek Sturrock or Mike Devine