Islay House Hotel - Bridgend (Islay)

Historic country house hotel on the Isle of Islay with views over Loch Indal

Property Highlights

Islay House is a historic 17th-century country house located in Bridgend on the Isle of Islay. The hotel accommodates a limited number of guests, offering a more intimate and tranquil experience. Guests have access to impeccable grounds and beautiful gardens, as well as a shared lounge and picnic area.

Rooms and Suites

Each room at Islay House includes a desk, private bathroom with shower, free toiletries, and a flat-screen TV. Selected rooms offer sea views over Loch Indal. The hotel also features wheelchair accessible rooms with grab rails, raised toilets, and lower bathroom sinks.

Dining and Whisky

A continental breakfast is served daily with locally sourced ingredients. Islay House Hotel offers exclusive access to local whisky selections and tastings not available elsewhere. The bar area provides a setting for guests to enjoy these selections.

Activities and Location

Islay House Islay is situated on the scenic Isle of Islay, close to local whisky distilleries and picturesque beaches. Guests can enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, windsurfing, and golfing. Islay House also hosts cultural events including the Islay Book Festival and Cantilena Music Festival.

Special Amenities

Islay House Scotland is a pet-friendly hotel, with dogs allowed for a charge of £20 per night. The property offers facilities for disabled guests, including emergency cord in bathroom and toilet grab rails. Additional services include concierge service, luggage storage, and meeting/banquet facilities.

• Location: On the Isle of Islay, near whisky distilleries and beaches
• Rooms: Queen and King rooms with sea or garden views
• Dining: Continental breakfast with local ingredients and whisky tastings
• Activities: Hiking, windsurfing, golfing, and cultural festivals
• Pet Policy: Dogs welcome for £20 per night
• Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible rooms with grab rails and raised toilets
• History: 17th-century country house with a rich heritage