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Iona Pods
Featuring mountain views and only a 10-minute walk to sandy beaches, Iona Pods features pod accommodations in Iona on a working croft. Complimentary WiFi is provided.
Inn at Port nan Gael
Located in Pennyghael, 16 miles from Iona Abbey, Inn at Port nan Gael provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. The hotel features family rooms.
St Columba Hotel
St Columba Hotel has a garden, shared lounge, a restaurant and bar in Iona. This 3-star hotel offers a concierge service and free shuttle service.
Machair House
Machair House offers accommodations in Iona, 1.1 miles from Iona Abbey. Featuring mountain and garden views, this vacation home also features free Wifi.
Ardoran House
Ardoran House in Iona provides adults-only accommodations with a garden and a shared lounge.
Creich
Offering a garden, Creich features accommodations in Dearg Phort. Featuring complimentary private parking, the vacation home is 3 miles from Iona Abbey.
Bunessan Inn
Located in Bunessan, 5.7 miles from Iona Abbey, Bunessan Inn has accommodations with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar. The hotel has family rooms.
Bremenvoir Barn
Bremenvoir Barn offers accommodations in Bunessan, 8 miles from Iona Abbey. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Ardchiavaig Cabin
Providing complimentary private parking, Ardchiavaig Cabin is 7.3 miles from Iona Abbey.
Port Nan Gael Pods
Featuring a bar, Port Nan Gael Pods features accommodations in Pennyghael. This beachfront property offers access to free Wifi and free private parking.
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Creich
Hotel in Dearg PhortBreakfast optionsScored out of 10, guest rating 9.4Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 5 reviewsOffering a garden, Creich features accommodations in Dearg Phort. Featuring complimentary private parking, the vacation home is 3 miles from Iona Abbey.
What Guests Said About Iona:
- 10
Scenery, wildlife, history in abundance - absolutely breath...
Scenery, wildlife, history in abundance - absolutely breath taking. No cars allowed so be prepared to walk everywhere (there are some bikes that can be hired at the Spar shop). There is a very good café selling hot food / home-baking / teas & coffee but closes at 5.00 pm so if your staying over need to book a table at either of the two hotels on the island. Good food but a little expensive.Guest review byDebbieUnited Kingdom - 10
I loved Iona so much.
I loved Iona so much. I wanted to stay for more than the overnight. Walking around the island, soaking in the energy of the land and the beauty of the coastline was magical. It was very inspiring. I wrote two songs while I was there and started several more. I loved my hike to Port Banh beach and St. Columba's Bay and walking around the town. I dined at the Argyll Hotel, which was excellent and had lunch at the Marty's Bay Cafe & Bar. I also did the Nature Adventure tour to Lunga and the Treshnish Islands and Staffa and it was an incredible experience. I highly recommend that.Guest review byBarnhartUnited States - 10
The Abbey and its history.
The Abbey and its history. There are next to no cars on the island so you have to be equipped for the weather and long hikes. The people - both tourists and islanders are very friendly. The island is quite pristine - we didn't see any rubbish strewn about.Guest review byVivienUnited Kingdom - 10
I know the island well. It is truly a gem of the Hebrides.
I know the island well. It is truly a gem of the Hebrides. Disappointed in the lack of hospitality offered post Abbey service in comparison with past visits. Had a meal at the Columba Hotel which wasn't great. Otherwise a great visit.Guest review byScott - 10
The three nights we stayed in a comfortable and well...
The three nights we stayed in a comfortable and well equipped’pod’ were amazing. Looking out over the Iona Abbey was the icing on the cake, sheltered at the foot of Iona’s highest hill. The north circular walk was amazing. Joining the pilgrims for a welcome service at the Abbey was really enjoyable and friendly. The island has so much history and culture to absorb. Peace touching earth. White sandy bays were stunning. Wide variety of affordable eating places and a well stocked Spar shop. Pizzas were heavenly! It did help to have wall to wall sunshine throughout our stay 🌞🙏🏻👍 The islanders are so welcoming.Guest review byPeterUnited Kingdom - 10
Iona is the most peaceful, beautiful and awe inspiring place...
Iona is the most peaceful, beautiful and awe inspiring place. You need to go there and get lost in the hills, explore the whole perimeter and soak up the healing quality of this picturesque and wild place!Guest review byKatharineUnited Kingdom
