Langass Lodge

Rooms

Langass Lodge offers a selection of rooms spread across the main building and a newer development built into the hillside. All are beautifully appointed, with views over the sea loch to north Uist’s largest hill and the Atlantic Ocean beyond.

The decor is traditional with modern touches, fusing rich jewel-hued tweeds and tartans with the whitest bed linens and wooden floors. Some rooms come with French doors leading onto the gardens, many have oversize bathtubs, and one retains the original style of the old sporting lodge with its dark-wood walls. All showcase pottery and paintings crafted by local artists.

Location

Among the most northerly hotels in the Uists, Langass Lodge puts you in the heart of the Outer Hebrides, making it easy to explore the island and nearby Isle of Harris. Just a short drive away, you’ll find a distillery, stables from where you can take horses for a ride along the beach, and Lochmeddy ferry port with its marina and arts hub.

Food and drink

• The restaurant offers both casual and fine dining. Menus feature modern Scottish dishes, and use organic produce and locally sourced ingredients.
• The restaurant caters to various dietary requirements, including gluten-free and halal meals.
• The bar is situated in the conservatory with views of the garden.
• Tea, coffee, and cakes can be enjoyed in the conservatory or on the garden terrace.

Families

• Two family rooms can sleep three to five people.

Accessibility

• Ramp to the main entrance and level access to bedrooms.
• Accessible rooms in the annex building and one fully adapted accessible room in the main building with plenty of room for a wheelchair to move around and a walk-in shower room with handrails.