Shieldaig Lodge Hotel
About Shieldaig Lodge Hotel
On the shores of Loch Gairloch, Shieldaig Lodge is one of the few remaining traditional Highland shooting Lodges open to the public. Located just a 10 mintue from Gairloch, it offers a cozy bar with real fires. Dating back to the 19th century, the property offers rooms with views over the hills or the loch. The rooms include a TV, alarm clock, and tea and coffee making facilities. The private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries. In the mornings, Shieldaig Lodge serves full Scottish breakfast. Guests can also enjoy whiskey in the bar and cozy lounges. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. Set within a 26,000 acre estate, the quiet Shieldaig Lodge is a popular base for hill walking, deer stalking, and fishing. Guests can also enjoy mountain biking over the rugged landscapes of Wester Ross or around Glen Torridon. Day trips from Gairloch include whale-watching expeditions and boat trips to the Shiant Islands. Free private parking is available at the lodge.
Amenities
- Meeting space
- On-site dining
- Bar / lounge
- Café / coffee shop
- Express check-in / check-out
- Self-service laundry
- Pet friendly
- Family friendly
- Smoke-free property
Reviews
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Staff were friendly and helpful, dinner was nice, Location was excellent. They did have activities available which i am sure would have been nice but we only stayed for one evening Wi-Fi terrible, time of year encourage midges so although the room was very warm bordering on tropical we could not open a window, the room was tiny and in need of some serious tlc
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Lovely location with plenty to do nearby. Breakfast was really good. I had high expectations due to the pictures and price point. Unfortunately, hairs and stains were present in the room. There were also some details that you’d have expected to be sorted which weren’t. E.g. broken tap on the sink, dirty windows and broken light. Usually I don’t like to leave negative reviews, but given the price point I was left extremely disappointed. My overall impression is that the lodge is trying to establish itself as an upmarket stay but lacks the resources to meet the standards in order to justify the price. Ending on a positive, I really enjoyed the breakfast.
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Conveniently located with good parking. Very nice and helpful staff, easy check in. Good breakfast. Small rooms (we had triple). Old and run down bathroom with shower in the tub and some old black markings around the bath tub. Felt very aged . Stirling town itself is not most impressive in highland route.
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A beautiful, period boutique hotel right on the shore. Our room was large and very comfortable. The team were really friendly and helpful, the food in the restaurant was exceptional. We’ll definitely stay again.
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Location, character, and helpful staff. Comfortable bed. It’s nothing special for the price you pay. £354 for one night is ridiculous when you don’t get so much as a complimentary whisky in your room. Also breakfast cheaps out on ingredients, for example using the most processed cheap bread for toast. Stayed in places 3 times as good for less than half the price while on the NC500.
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Lovely lodge, great food and nice staff
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Food was amazing
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Everything
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Exceptional
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It hides behind the old, quirky character but the finish is poor, carpets in bedroom old and stained, old cobwebs on windows, poorly renovated bathrooms. Staff poorly presented and and scruffy in a fine dining restaurant.
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Exceptional
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Exceptional
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Location The breakfast waitress was arrogant, rude and unprofessional. Needs to improve her customer service considerably Because of this we had to complain
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Staff friendly Breakfast great Dinner excellent Views to die for. Big room. Comfy bed. Publuc dpaces great. Ensuite bathroom minute. Shower only worked hand held. No window or fresh air. Space out of proportion to big suite. Windows poorly maintained. Cobwebs in windows. Room tired in terms of decor etc No outdoor comfortable space. Missed oppirtunity to maximise even allowing for mudges which were not bad ! Over priced.
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Wonderful hotel with a lot of character. Rooms was spacious and nicely furnished. Beautiful view. Nothing
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Very good
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Amazing location and hotel retains feel of Highland's hunting lodge.
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loction, location, location and friendly staff overpriced dinner, better value nearby,