Stornoway Hotels
Hotels in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis
Cabarfeidh Hotel, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
Perceval Road South, Stornoway, HS1 2EU
Rightly known as 'Stornoway's finest hotel', the Cabarfeidh (pronounced cab-ar-fay) is a luxurious, 3-star hotel where you can relax in comfort - whether you're visiting us on holiday, for business (you'll appreciate free wireless broadband access), for functions, or to enjoy dining in our Manor Restaurant. Just on the outskirts of Stornoway in its own attractive gardens, the hotel overlooks the historic Lews Castle grounds and the 18-hole golf course. What matters so much more than bricks and mortar, though, is the warmth of the welcome you'll receive - for the Hebrides has a great tradition of hospitality.
Set among trees in its own attractive gardens, within a mile of Stornoway's town and harbour areas, the Cabarfeidh is 3.3 miles (5 km) from the airport and 1.1 miles (1.8 km) from the Calmac ferry terminal.
In addition to 46 excellent guest rooms, the Cabarfeidh has the Outer Hebrides' largest range of versatile function rooms, providing for large conferences, small business meetings, trade shows, retail sales, dances, weddings, clan gatherings etc.
Royal Hotel, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
Cromwell St, Stornoway, HS1 2DG
Stornoway's most historic hotel, the Royal nestles in the heart of Stornoway, beside the marina, where you can relax, enjoy the hotel's cosy character and enjoy dining in our Boatshed Restaurant or in HS1, the town's 1st cafe bar. If on business, you'll probably appreciate free wireless internet access available throughout the hotel. What matters so much more than bricks and mortar, though, is the warmth of the welcome and the friendly, easy service you'll receive - for the Hebrides has a great tradition of hospitality. While the Royal Hotel enjoys a delightful view over the colourful, bustling harbour to the splendour of Lews Castle and its grounds. The town centre is only around 200 metres walk.
Located right beside Stornoway's leisure marina, the Royal is ideal for business or pleasure. A place where you will find enjoyment in comfortable relaxation, the creative cuisine of the Boatshed Restaurant and the vibrant atmosphere of HS1, the town's 1st cafe bar. Built in 1845, the hotel would originally have provided accommodation for the officers of the many ships that visited the Borough. While its important historic features have been preserved, today’s modern Royal continues a 3rd century of traditional, friendly Hebridean hospitality - endorsed by the Hospitality Assured award.