Western Isles Hotel

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Looking out over Tobermory village, its harbour and the bay to the Sound of Mull, The Western Isles Hotel has had a long and interesting history.

Built in 1883, the Mull hotel served as Navy billets in the Second World War.

It also housed the acting talent when Powell and Pressburger filmed I Know Where I’m Going on the island.

These days, it is in the expert hands of a quartet of private hoteliers, who are intent on restoring this beautiful historic hotel to the standard of excellence it once enjoyed.

Check in and enjoy the views with today’s Big Deal on a one or two night stay with Prosecco and optional dinner.

Available seven days

• Option one of this deal is for two people to enjoy an overnight stay in a double or twin inland view room with full Scottish breakfast in the morning, and a bottle of Prosecco in the room on arrival.

• Option two adds a £30 per person dinner allowance.

• Option three is for a two night stay with all of the above included. The dinner will be taken on the first night.

• All options are available seven days a week.

Period charm

• Spacious rooms at The Western Isles Hotel combine period charm with modern amenities. All feature an ensuite bathroom, hot drinks facilities, TV and a hair-dryer.

• State-of-the-art WiFi system provides free internet access in all rooms and public spaces.

• Upgrade to a harbour view room for £20 per room per night, sea view room for £30 per room per night.

Scottish produce

• Guests on options two and three can enjoy dinner in the Cameron Room which offers views over the village, harbour and bay. The kitchen likes to use as much Mull produce as possible. Fish and seafood, beef, venison, cured meats and cheese are all local specialities.

• And if you fancy an after dinner dram, Tobermory produces some of Scotland’s finest whiskies. The hotel serves a variety of these world-class single malts as well as single malts from the West of Scotland and further afield.

See & do

• Ben More, with an elevation of roughly 1,000 metres, is a popular climb and the island has many other fine hill walks of varying degrees of difficulty.

• There are guided wildlife tours of Mull and you may be lucky enough to see puffin colonies, dolphins, great whales, basking sharks and sea eagles.

• Tobermory is famous for its colourful waterfront buildings and harbour. There are also plenty of beautiful beaches and bays from Calgary and Kilninian in the north to Loch Buie and Carsaig in the south.

Getting there

• Catch a ferry to the Isle for Mull from either Oban to Craignure; Fishnish to Lochaline or Kilchoan to Tobermory itself. And then either drive or catch a bus to Tobermory from the ferry port.

Happy guests

• ‘A slice of yesteryear. Not modern but has everything you would want from an old world hotel… Staff are very engaging and professional.’

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