Kildonan Hotel

Frommer's Review

Built as an inn in 1760, with a section added in 1928, the hotel rises a few steps from the island's best beach. It's in Scottish farmhouse style, with a slate roof, white-painted stone walls, and ample views of seabirds and gray seals basking on the rocks of Pladda Island opposite. Upgraded rooms range from small to midsize. They are traditionally furnished with comfortable beds, and all have private bathrooms with either a tub or shower.

The spacious dining room features moderately priced dinners; less formal lunches and dinners are served in the bar. A specialty available in either setting is crab or lobster salad made from fresh shellfish. A crowd of locals is likely to compete in a friendly fashion over the dartboard and billiards tables in the pub.

Facilities:
Restaurant; bar; room service; room for those w/limited mobility

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