My partner and I arrived at The Orasay guesthouse late afternoon in order to stay overnight to catch the ferry the following day to Lochmaddy. Neither of us were impressed with the en-suite facilities which comprised of a cupboard in the room which had been converted to a shower room, but only had a sliding louvered door for privacy, not... More

Our hosts were warm and welcoming. We stayed in one of the caravans which was large, clean and comfortable. With only the two of us we had lots of room, a lounge with television to ourselves, two double bedrooms and decent shower it was very good. A good breakfast was served The location is very close to the ferry to... More

I really feel that the comments previously added were very unfair. The B&B IS very clean & comfortable, they must have put provisions in place regarding the dogs as the dogs were kept out the back. I have stayed here a couple of times and the couple that run the B&B were so helpful. There was absolutely nothing wrong with... More

I stayed one night before the morning ferry. The welcome was non-existant (I also parked in the wrong place apparently - I shold have left my car in the street) The room was tiny - no en-suite. Heating was minamilistic so I ended up in bed early. No lounge. As for breafast - a freezing cold miserable affair. Do not... More

We stayed one night at Orasay. The owner lady greeted us at the door but seemed shaken up to have visitors. Our room was small, and the radiator was so close to the bed that I burned myself trying to squeeze by to turn on a light. There was a TV and a tea service. The location is very convenient,... More