Rooms at Eddrachilles Hotel

Staying at Eddrachilles is a to experience a peaceful Highland home in with a long story.

Our rooms are comfortable, modest in scale, shaped by the original manse, and gently modernised during our stewardship. Nothing here is grand or showy — this is a house that has welcomed people for more than 200 years, and our aim is simply to keep it cosy, cared-for, and true to itself while fully meeting AA 3 Silver Star standards..

Because each of our ten rooms is slightly different, we allocate rooms personally to ensure that every guest’s needs are fully met.

Guests may select sea view or courtyard or cottage garden view when booking.

If you have any other preference — bath or shower, step-free access, twin set-up, or bringing a dog — please contact us and we will match you to the most suitable room.

What Sets Our Rooms Apart

Eddrachilles began life in the 1800s as a manse — a Church of Scotland minister’s home — built on the hillside above Badcall Bay. That heritage still shapes the character of the building today. Rooms in both the original building and the sympathetic later extension follow Church’s original design: solid, peaceful, comfortable, honest in scale and layout, and a far cry from purpose-built, uniform, modern chain hotels..

Since taking on the hotel in 2016, we have undertaken a steady programme of careful improvements including: rewiring, replumbing, new bathrooms throughout, heritage décor, and major exterior protection work including the original roof and crow-stepped gables. Our aim is stewardship rather than transformation — updating the house respectfully, keeping its sense of place intact, and ensuring that future generations can continue to enjoy it.

All rooms vary slightly in shape, furnishings or and outlook. What they share is a sense of calm, a connection to the land and seascapes, and the gentle simplicity that has served well this Highland home and hotel across the years. .

Room Types

All our rooms are grouped into three peaceful outlooks.

Sea View Rooms

Our south-facing rooms look across Badcall Bay towards the islands and the mouth of the fjord-like inlet. Each room has its own shape, following the lines of the house, and the views are the unifying feature.

Key points:

• Rooms: 1, 3 (ground floor); 5, 7, 9, 10 (first floor)

• Mixture of kingsize and superking/twin rooms

• Some rooms have showers; some have baths with showers over

• Peaceful sea view outlook with long summer light

Cottage Garden View Rooms

Two north facing ground-floor rooms looking onto the cottage garden. Bird feeders hang close to the windows. and these rooms have step-free access

Key points:

• Rooms: 2 & 4 (ground floor, step-free)

• Superking beds that can also be set as twin - please request in advance.

• Ensuite shower room or bath with shower over

• Peaceful cottage garden outlook

• Bird feeders close to the room window.

Courtyard View Rooms

On the first floor, these rooms look onto the quiet inner courtyard with its cottage garden plantings Each room has a small area with a coombed ceiling characteristic of this part of the house.

Key points:

• Rooms: 6 & 8 (first floor - access by stairs)

• Can be allocated as dog friendly

• Kingsize beds

• One shower-only; one bath with shower

• View is of cottage garden with bird feeders but from the first floor.

Rates for the 2026 Season

Our 2026 season runs from Tuesday 7 April to Saturday 24 October.
Rates vary gently through the season. Our Dinner Bed and Breakfast (DB&B) rate offers best value..

Sea View Rooms
– B&B Overnight: £285
– B&B Multi-night: £250
– DB&B Multi-night: £335
– B&B Solo: £225

Cottage Garden & Courtyard Rooms
– B&B Overnight: £245
– B&B Multi-night: £215
– DB&B Multi-night: £300
– B&B Solo: £190

Deposits & Terms
A £100 deposit per room secures your booking. Full details are provided in our Booking Terms & Conditions.

What to Expect in All Rooms

• Highland Blindcraft bed & mattresses

• Hypoallergenic bedding as standard

• Feather bedding on request

• Quality towels,

• Beach towels on request

• Dressing gown and slippers

• Hospitality tray with Jenier teas, coffee, hot chocolate & biscuits

• Every guest room has ensuite facilities

• Highland Soap toiletries

• TV with Freeview

• Blackout curtains

• Gravity-fed showers

• Panel heaters

• Daily housekeeping as standard

• Linen changed every three days or on request

• Towels changed every three days or on request

• Room fans on request

• Guest Information folder

• Binoculars for your use during your stay

• …and even an Eddrachilles puffin in each bath

Connectivity

We provide Wi-Fi throughout the hotel, suitable for browsing, emails and messaging. Streaming may be slower that urban settings due to our remote location - you may find it better to download a movie and then stream to view, for example. While we always seek to be reasonable and helpful, we do reserve the right to restrict or exclude any device which is making sustained disproportionate use of the network at the expense of other guests (corporate VPNs are sometimes a culprit of excessive usage)..

Mobile coverage is almost non-existent inside the building and only available in certain spots in the grounds. Wi-Fi calling works well, but guests may also borrow a landline handset from reception with a direct dial number. This is free for fair and reasonable use.

Accessibility Notes

The vast majority of the ground floor is step-free, including reception, lounges, and Rooms 1 - 4. The outer dining area has a small 3-inch drop from the flagstones to the wooden floor . All first-floor rooms are reached by stairs. Our full accessibility policy is published on the website here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some of the questions guests ask most often when planning their stay with us.

Ready to Book?

If you have a preferred room type or a particular need for your stay, you’re welcome to contact us directly. We will always do our best to help..