Head back in time over a hundred years to the days when crofters eked out a living in this dramatic spot on the remote Isle of Lewis. You can stay here in their self-catering accommodation inside the old blackhouses, a supremely cosy place to escape the ravages of the Atlantic weather systems that bash in. The accommodation ranges from two-star group accommodation sleeping 14 through to cosier family accommodation. On site are museum exhibits, a café, plus they also have neat extras like weaving demonstrations: not many places in Scotland literally weave history into your accommodation, but this place is different – and thrillingly unique.
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