Port Askaig Hotel, Port Askaig, Isle of Islay PA46 7RD
Email: hotel@portaskaig.co.uk
Tel: 01496 840 245




Our Rooms

All room rates include a full Scottish selection which is served in our Starboard Bistro between 7.30am and 9.30am daily. Breakfast may be available earlier by prior arrangement.  Packed Breakfast is available for all guests departing for the 7am ferry - please order this in advance latest by 8pm on the evening prior to departure.

Our hotel of 13 rooms comprises 5 superior with sea views, 1 Deluxe King size/twin room, 1 standard double room, 3 standard double/twin rooms, 2 standard twin rooms and 1 standard single room.

  • Each room is prepared for your comfort including hairdryer, towels, hospitality tray, extra blankets, shampoo and soap.
  • All bedrooms are situated on the first floor with easy access from the car park at the rear of the building.
  • Special rates are available for guests staying 3 or more nights all year round and for weekend breaks during off-season months.

In our adjacent annex we offer 2 first floor en suite rooms with harbour views. Both rooms can be twin or double, one has a shower and one has a shower and bath. Both rooms have shared use of a small TV lounge.

 

Our Superior Rooms



Room Islay

This room can be configured with either 3 single beds or a double and single and has a generously sized shower room. It is located close to the rear entrance of the hotel and offers full views out across the harbour.

Isle of Islay, the most southern Inner Hebridean island and known as the Queen of the Hebrides its name has various alleged origins one being that it is derived from Ile a Pictish Princess from 700AD. Islay is the ancient seat of the MacDonalds, Lords of the Isles, until they were displaced by the Campbells in 1616. The island's economy is based on whisky distilling, tourism, farming, stock raising and fishing.

Prices:

  • £165 per night for two guests April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night on sole use basis April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night for two guests November to March - Book Now





Room Mull

This room has a double and a single bed and en suite bath and shower. It is located close to the rear entrance of the hotel and offers full views out across the harbour.

Isle of Mull, second largest of the Inner Hebridean islands and historically translated from the lofty Isle has become an increasingly popular destination for wildlife tourists who in particular visit for its whale watching tours and successful White Tailed Sea Eagle programme.

Prices:

  • £165 per night for two guests April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night on sole use basis April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night for two guests November to March - Book Now




Room Colonsay

This room offers a double and single bed with en suite bath and shower. It is located close to the rear entrance of the hotel and offers full views out across the harbour.

Isle of Colonsay, often referred to as the ‘Jewel of the Hebrides’ offers the visitor diverse flora and fauna along with archaeological sites of interest. A trip to visit the old Priory on Oronsay is possible at certain times of the day until the smaller island is cut off by the sea from Colonsay.

Prices:

  • £165 per night for two guests April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night on sole use basis April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night for two guests November to March - Book Now




Room Jura

This room can be configured with either 3 or 4 single beds or a double and 1 or 2 singles and has a generously sized shower room. It is located at the rear level ramped accessible entrance to the hotel and offers a partial sea view but does compensate with its own rear terraced entrance leading directly from the room. The terrace overlooks the garden and affords stunning views across the Sound of Islay.

Isle of Jura, translated from the Norse ‘Island of Deer’ lies only a 5 minute ferry crossing from its larger neighbour Islay.

Prices:

  • £165 per night for two guests April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night on sole use basis April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night for two guests November to March - Book Now




Room Iona

This room offers both a double and a single bed with an en-suite shower room and is located near the top of the main staircase close to the residents lounge and offers full views out across the harbour.

Isle of Iona, with its famous Abbey, is one of the most important religious sites in Europe and known as the Cradle of Christianity. Rich in history and heritage their island attracts a huge number of visitors annually.

Prices:

  • £165 per night for two guests April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night on sole use basis April to October - Book Now
  • £120 per night for two guests November to March - Book Now


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