Aerial view of Eddrachilles Hotel overlooking Badcall Bay in the North West Highlands of Scotland.

Overlooking Badcall Bay in the far North West Highlands, NC500 route curving the coastline

Eddrachilles Hotel
Badcall Bay, North West Highlands

An award-winning, owner-operated Highland hotel in a former manse above the bay — thoughtful comfort, exceptional food and genuine hospitality.

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A place to arrive — and stay a while

Spring evening view from sun lounge, hotel grounds leading directly to the shore of Badcall Bay in the NW Highland s

With views across Badcall Bay, peaceful gardens and generous shared spaces, Eddrachilles is designed for guests who value calm, conversation and a sense of belonging. Many stay for several nights, exploring Assynt, Handa Island, the North West Highlands Geopark and the quieter stretches of the North Coast 500 route. From the Colonel’s Lounge and sun lounge, the changing light over the bay becomes part of the rhythm of the day.

The Glebe Kitchen Restaurant

Dinner is served in our in-house restaurant, set within the stone walls of the original manse kitchen. Menus are shaped by fresh Scottish ingredients such a Scotch beef, venison, and crab, The menu changes at least twice a week.

After dinner, or even for the desert course, guests often move through to the sun lounge. There’s nothing finer than that last coffee or a dram as the evening light lingers over the bay.

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Dog-friendly, genuinely so

We welcome pre-booked guest dogs as part of the household and are proud recipients of a Good Hotel Guide Editor’s Choice Dog-Friendly Award. A limited number of rooms, and some tables in The Glebe Restaurant, are designated dog-friendly, with clear boundaries to ensure comfort for all guests.

What your stay includes:

Sea view, set as twin bed (this room can also be Super king)

  • Individually furnished guest rooms

  • Generous Highland breakfasts

  • Comfortable lounges with sea views and quiet corners

  • Complimentary tea and coffee tray service in the lounge, with fresh baking included 4-5pm

  • Woodland garden, walk to the shore from the door

  • Secure, discreet private parking

 

Plan your stay

Eddrachilles is open seasonally from early April to late October. Booking direct offers the best available rates and access to our full range of rooms.

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From the Journal

Stories from Eddrachilles and the wider North West Highlands — reflections on place, season, hospitality and life at the edge.

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Under St Andrew’s Cross
The Swish of the Scythe, the Glow of the Fire
The Swish of the Scythe, the Glow of the Fire

From the Highlands of my early childhood, I have memories of stories that rose with the rhythm of the scythe — the steady swish of grass, the pause for a tale. From hayfields to firesides, this reflection traces how storytelling, like true hospitality, endures in the quiet moments we share - Fiona Campbell Trevor

Thirty Saturdays Hath November
Thirty Saturdays Hath November

When the season ends and the hotel falls still, November becomes our extended Saturday morning. Friends at the table, tools returning to the workshop, dogs to the groomer, paperwork finally faced — and a gentle letting-go of the life we lived before Eddrachilles. A quiet month to breathe, reorder, and begin again.