When we arrived by ferry I thought tis was a pretty overnight stay however once inside it was a different story. Our room was a 'superior' room. I dread to think what the standard rooms were like. Whilst clean the bedding didn't match the decor and the carpets looked like they hadn't been replaced since the 70s. The lights in... More

A remarkable place on the edge of the Isle of Islay (next to the ferry port). Stayed there for three nights in September 2012, and the B&B rate for the superior room was £ 115,- prpn. Quiet location, the room was spacious and very well maintained. No TV set considered an added bonus (if you really need one, I think... More

We stayed here for two nights at the end of September, taking advantage of the "Special Autumn Offer" and thoroughly enjoyed it! As mentioned by a previous reviewer the rate was £125 per night, but she forgot to mention that this was for D,B&B for two people - try getting that value anywhere else on Islay! Yes, there's no television... More

We stayed here over 2 nights from the 28th September 2012. We were on a special deal which included bed, breakfast and evening meal. The owner booked us in and was extremely friendly and welcoming. We had just arrived and were invited to a live music night in the Old Port Bar at the hotel. OK I was sold on... More

Starting with a positive the hotels location is idilic and at the ferry port . We stayed for couple of nights the rooms were overpriced and very basic and certainly did not expect luxury but for £125 a night you expect a little more than tired room with no television. The food we had was very good although again on... More

I was working on Islay , and arranged accomodation here at the Port Askaig Hotel for one evening. When my collegues on Islay asked me what hotel i was in they described it as "Faulty Towers", thats when my expectations dropped. I arrived at the hotel and went to check in, i was met with a very pleasent member of... More

My husband and I recently took our first trip to Islay, and the evening out at the Port Askaig Hotel was part of this visit. We received a warm welcome from Marion and the staff, and we were extremely well looked after for the duration of the evening. The Snug Bar was pleasant for a drink before the meal, while... More

A picture postcard Hotel outside but very tired inside.. The room was dated, adequate but overpriced. The double glazing panels missing, they also seem to be economising with the light bulbs! We had dinner in the restaurant which was ok but no fresh vegetables. The waiting staff were not smartly dressed and seemed unprepared when we went for breakfast the... More

Our second stay here and as good as the last time. The food was brilliant - delicious steak one night, seafood platter the next and more breakfast than you can handle. Ideal for 11 hungry cyclists. The staff were highly efficient and friendly. Ideally placed for the ferry. OK - no TV in the bedroms, but not required for our... More