Croft House

	The Croft House : Photography by John McCarthy

The Croft House has undergone a complete refurbishment, retaining the original style as far as possible.

Downstairs Double bedroom; bathroom (instantaneous shower); Living room with multi-fuel stove. Kitchen - dishwasher. Large conservatory with dining room table and sitting area - relax as the sun goes down!

Upstairs Two twin-bedded rooms; Bathroom (with bath).

Private entrance into fenced area/dry stone dyking, with parking (1/2 acre). Picnic seating area. Washing line. Coal included in price. Electricity is metered.

Front view of the Croft House

Quality furniture (various antiques) Washing machine Fridge/freezer Skye Freeview TV/DVD Stereo/radio/cassette/cd player Heated towel rails in bathrooms Electric oven Microwave oven Electric heaters/radiators All cutlery/crockery etc provided Duvets and bed linen and towels - beds made up Electric radiators Multi-fuel stove - fire lit to welcome you on arrival Can provide a cot on request Well trained dogs welcome if advance warning given

	Jan, Feb, Nov, Dec	March, April, Sept, Oct	May, June	July, August	Christmas, New Year
Croft House	£320	£390	£450	£490	£490
Deposit	£150 with confirmation of a booking. Balance to be paid 2 weeks in advance
Min. Booking	Off season: 2 nights £150; 3 nights £180

	The Croft House

The full details of all the Stac Pollaidh prices can be viewed by visiting the

Booking Page

Directions

From Inverness travel northwards for 80 miles on A835 to Ullapool. From Ullapool, continue North for 10 miles along A835, before turning left at Drumrunie Junction onto the single-track road, signposted Achiltibuie and the Summer Isles. After 12 miles turn right at Achnahaird/Achiltibuie junction signposted Achnahaird and Beach. Stac Pollaidh Self Catering is ½ mile away after the 3rd house up the hill in the small village of Achnahaird.

	Stac Pollaidh Sign

You will know when you have arrived as you will see the Stac Pollaidh sign (inset) at the roadside. Thigibh an iar thuagh agus deanamh sibh-fein aig an tigh (come to the West and make yourselves at home)

Failte gu Coigach (Welcome to Coigach)