… and Millhouse Hostel is good to go. Come rest and soak up Tiree.

With travel restrictions being lifted it’s understandable that lots are thinking about getting away. So why not choose somewhere like Tiree? Going abroad is more hassle than its worth when you’ve got islands as pretty as this just moments away. Millhouse Hostel shines out as a brilliant place to relax in the fresh air and slow down. Self catered accommodation means that you have the freedom to do things your way. For more information about the measures the hostel has put in place to ensure a safe visit please contact the hostel directly

We have taken the decision after having read through all of the UK and Scottish Government guidelines to close the hostel for 2020 in its traditional sense . We are now offering Farmhouse self catering let from the 3rd of July on a week by week basis, in line with current government guidelines.

We would like to offer up some guidelines of our own ;
1. Please be in contact with either CalMac Ferries or Loganair before travelling to make sure you can travel .
2. Please have travel insurance in place . If you make a booking you will now be liable for the full amount on booking and this is non-refundable.
3. Please be aware if you show symptoms of Covid-19 whilst with us you will be required to isolate for 14 days you will also then be liable for the costs of any extended stay . That extended stay will extend 4 days beyond your departure to allow for cleaning .
4. Please be aware of any local guidelines that maybe in place from either our local medical practice , community council or other body you should find these on Tiree Community Development Trust and or Discover Tiree
5.Please be mindful that Tiree is far from back to fully functional , some businesses may open some may not.

Should you wish to book with us or to find out any further information please get in touch.

You can reach everything on the isle of Tiree on foot from Millhouse Hostel. Part of the inner Hebrides, Tiree is a low-lieing island ringed by pure white beaches.

There’s a magic over the land on Tiree. Sparsely populated, perfect beaches, wild moors and rocky bays, you might start to feel it too. Visitors to the island, dating back to ancient times have built spiritual sites here. There are stone circles and standing stone; later St. Columba planted seeds of Christianity here which bloomed into a scattering of very ancient chapels.

You may choose to explore the island by following the Tiree Pilgrimage walking route. Not only does it link these christian and pre-christian sacred sites, but it will also allow you to take in the full range of the island’s beauty and wildlife.

The hostel on Tiree, Millhouse, next to its rushing stream and eponymous mill is converted from a turn of the 19th century barn. When you enter, you’ll see it is wonderfully bright, airy and welcoming. A great place to explore from and a cosy haven to return to.