Doune Stone Lodges

Our 2008 prices

Our three stone lodges nestle between the hillside and the sea. Rebuilt from the ruins of a cottage which stood empty for 140 years. They are traditional in appearance, but modern in comfort. The windows look out over the moored boats and Dun Head, where there are the remains of a pictish, vitrified fort.

The view extends over to Skye and provides fabulous sunsets on a summers evening. Each stone lodge offers a comfortable double or twin room, en-suite toilet and shower and a porch.
They are thoughtfully designed and fitted out in pine, in our own individual style. Easy chairs allow guests to relax in the privacy of their rooms.

Hot drink facilities are provided and extra bunk beds for families.

All Stone Lodge holidays are fully catered, with all meals being taken in Doune dining room. There are drying facilities and a second lighting system, for when the generator is not running. (We generate all electricity ourselves)

Gripper II

Our 32ft boat Gripper II will add an extra dimension to your holiday. Explore Knoydart, it's mountains, paths and drovers tracks from the sea. Gripper is spacious, can carry 12 people and has a toilet and small galley and is fully equipped with all safety gear.
We have extensive local knowledge and experience and we are delighted to share it with you.

For group or self catering accommodation, see Doune Bay Lodge

Each year Doune hosts several varied theme weeks. Each run by experts in their subject. These may include photography, wildlife, hillwalking, island hopping, painting and lace making.

Guests at Doune get to see a wide variety of wildlife at close quarters, from whales, dolphins and basking sharks to red deer, eagles and otters. If you would like to find out more about what we see, take our Hebridean wildlife tour.

Try these sites for links to other useful information such as the weather, local history and what else is happening in the Hebrides.

All photographs on this site were taken at Doune and around the islands of the Hebrides.