SEAcroft
Licensed Bed & Breakfast accommodation on a Hebridean Isle overlooking the Atlantic. If you are looking to get away from the busy-ness of life and immerse yourself in nature then come and stay with us in Uig on the Isle of Lewis!
With views over the Atlantic, pets welcome, internet TV and free WiFi - what more could you want from a stay in the B&B consistently rated No.1 on Trip Advisor for the Isle of Lewis? SEAcroft is a licensed B&B and our family home and we are Sarah, Elliot and Andrew (hence the name!). Accommodation is a choice of two ensuite rooms, a king/twin room with a private bathroom, two SEApods or our Lewis Longpod.
In the house are our spacious ensuite rooms (both sleeping up to four) and our king/twin room with a private bathroom a couple of steps across the corridor.
Our SEApods are self-contained ensuite B&B rooms on the cliffs with added privacy and their own kitchenette. All rooms have WiFi and internet TV.
Our Lewis Longpod is a large pod which sleeps up to 6. Set back from the cliffs in its own private garden, complete with fire pit, this pod has a king size bed, bunk beds, sofa bed, extensive kitchen and ensuite shower room. Perfect for a family or spacious for a couple.
SEAcroft also has a comfortable dining room with a library of local maps, reference books and a selection of games. We offer a wide range of food in the evenings using locally sourced ingredients including Miavaig lobster, hand dived scallops, fillet steaks and Blackface lamb. Breakfast is supplied and packed lunches are available.
All major credit and debit cards accepted. Instant availability and booking online via our website.
We are fully open April - September and offer our pods on a self catering basis from October - March.
We can offer you a taste of Hebridean life - next to the crashing waves and the rawness of nature, whilst sampling her produce and relaxing in comfort. Find us on TripAdvisor and read our reviews!
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This page was last updated: 28 February 2024
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