Millhouse Hostel
Hostels on the Hebridies : Self catering hostel and group accommodation on the Isle of Tiree
Millhouse Hostel, Cornaigmore, Isle of Tiree, PA77 6XA
Call Kris Milne on 01879 220802 Mob: 07786 708154
Overview
Tiree is an idyllic Hebridean island, perfect for outdoor pursuits, wildlife enthusiasts, and those wanting to experience the tranquillity of stunning white beaches and crystal clear seas. A warm welcome and excellent facilities await you at Millhouse. There are bikes for hire to explore the island, visit the lighthouse museum, ping the ringing stone, find the standing stones, wonder at the Machair flowers or watch the seals. Watersports take place on adjacent Loch Bhasapol, and the secluded Cornaig beach is a ten minute walk away. There is a resident RSPB warden on the island and a bird hide near the hostel. For walkers, Millhouse is on the Tiree Pilgrimage route linking the ancient chapels and monuments around the island. 4 star hostel with free WiFi. This accommodation is featured on our map of West coast of Scotland, Skye and the Hebrides and here is its own website.Details
Rooms & Beds:
Hostel 16 : 2 x 2/3, 2 x 5.Open:
Mar-Oct. (Winter by arrangement). Open all day. Check in 4pm. Check out 10am.Price per night:
Dorm from £25pp. Private room from £43pp.Booking:
Advisable, please check vacancies before boarding the ferry.Directions:
From end of ferry road turn right at T junction and continue for 5 miles to Millhouse Hostel.Public Transport:
Caledonian MacBrayne ferry from Oban to Tiree or Flybe flight from Glasgow. Local ring and ride bus 01879 220419.Walks:
Long Distance Walks
This accommodation is by the sea and is available to individuals. It is on the Skye and the Hebrides map.
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A pilgrimage round Tiree
February 13th 2019
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.

Escape to Tiree for a holiday to remember
December 13th 2018
On the Isle of Tiree summers day are long and the evenings balmy
The Isle of Tiree, protected by the Gulf Stream has a mild climate and one of the highest records for sunshine in the UK. Summers day are long and the evenings balmy. There is rarely a frost in winter. The Island is surrounded by crystal clear seas with a multitude of stunning white beaches all easily reached by bike. The island abounds with wildlife from the Brown Hares which graze un- alarmed on the roadside, to bird life so plentiful that there is a resident RSPB warden who gives tours. Grey seals, sea otters, dolphins and basking sharks (not the type that bite) can all be spotted from the shores of Tiree. Millhouse hostel on the North Coast of the island is close to Loch Bhasapol which has bird and otter hides. The hostel provides bright comfortable accommodation, a warm welcome and bike hire so you can explore the rest of the island.

Millhouse Hostel
December 24th 2017
Change your pace, visit Tiree.
Check out the sky in the image of Millhouse Hostel on the Isle of Tiree. Blue, clear, wispy clouds. Let me tell you, the beaches are white, empty and lead down to crystal clear water. That might sound a mite chilly on the winters day I write from, but fast forward 6 months or so to the height of summer.
Tiree is an idyllic Hebridean Island, blessed with some of the longest sunshine hours in teh British Isles. That’ll be because it is pretty flat, rising only a few meters in rocky outcrops over its fertile fields. It is only 12 miles by 3, so you can walk or cycle everywhere.
You’d expect to find wildlife aplenty, ancient stones and early churches, because that’s the character of the Scottish Isles. You won’t be disappointed.
The Hostel is a gem as well. It has twin rooms, family rooms and dorm rooms and a bright, clean airy feel throughout. Just like the island.
Change your pace, visit Tiree.


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