“A charming 3 star hotel situated on the stunning island of Coll. Family run for three generations this is a slick and friendly operation where everything has been thought of from boardgames for rainy days, buckets and spades for the beach and telescopes for star gazing. A special stay.”

Recommended for

  • Country Escape

    • Located on a beautiful and rugged island. The perfect rural hideaway.
  • Restaurant

    • AA rosette for culinary excellence (2023 & 2024). Awarded GOLD status from VisitScotland for excellence within our grading.
  • Great walks

    • Take long walks around the island admiring the unspoilt countryside.
  • Birdwatching

    • Spot Corncrake, Skylarks and Lapwing at the RSPB reserve on Coll.
  • Other Activities

    • Spend lazy days on the enormous stretches of white sand beaches.
  • Cycling

    • Hire a bike and set out to discover the island.
  • Full of character

  • Quiet

  • Remote

  • Secluded setting

  • Views

  • Romantic

  • Intimate

  • Charming

  • Traditional

  • Disabled access

  • On an island

  • Child friendly

  • Boutique

Facilities

  • Rooms

    10 rooms in this hotel
  • Restaurant

    AA rosette for culinary excellence (2023 & 2024). Awarded GOLD status from VisitScotland for excellence within our grading.
  • Fireplace

  • Bicycles available

  • Bar

  • Parking

  • Views

  • Wifi

  • Disabled access

  • Sitting Room

  • Child friendly

  • Garden

Activities

  • Great walks

    • Take long walks around the island admiring the unspoilt countryside.
  • Birdwatching

    • Spot Corncrake, Skylarks and Lapwing at the RSPB reserve on Coll.
  • Other Activities

    • Spend lazy days on the enormous stretches of white sand beaches.
  • Cycling

    • Hire a bike and set out to discover the island.

Map & Location

Other reviews

Coll Hotel

Three generations of the Oliphant family have woven love and care into this award-winning Scottish island escape and it shows. Epic sea views, bountiful local seafood, a pub that is at the heart of the community and cosy rooms complete a compelling Hebridean cocktail.

Originally published by The Telegraph

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