Whether you are visiting the Isle of Lewis for adventure or retreat, Heb hostel provides comfy beds and a warm welcome.
The isle of Lewis attracts visitors not only for it’s breathtaking beauty, variety of wildlife and interesting history but also for exciting activities such as climbing, surfing and canoeing. Whether you are visiting for adventure or retreat you will find a comfy bed and warm welcome at Heb Hostel. And its not just for large groups or individuals the family room provides great value accommodation for families who want to self-cater and have the social experience of a hostel with the comfort of their own room.
Steeped in History, the Hebridean Way cycle route passes over hills and along the atlantic coastline
Passing through Stornoway, home of Heb Hostel, the the Hebridean Way cycle route stretches 185 miles along the length of the Outer Hebrides from Vatersay on Barra in the south to the Butt of Lewis in the north. The route passes through 10 Islands linked by causeways or ferries. It passes over rugged hills and along dazzling Atlantic coastline. The new Hebridean Way walking route is now also available and details of the hostels on both are shown on our Hebridean Way page .
A bit of weather needn’t put travelers off a BBQ on the Isle of Lewis
Heb Hostel in Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis has come up with a unique way of insuring against the weather with this pretty painted BBQ Hut. There is always something going on at Heb Hostel, in the bustling coastal town of Stornoway, and plenty of tales and advice from the staff at this family run hostel. Have a look at their faecbook page to find out more.
