Discover the Inner Hebrides
Exploring the Inner Hebrides
As the name implies, the Inner Hebrides is closer to the Scottish mainland; part of an archipelago off the west coast. It is made up of 35 inhabited islands and 44 uninhabited islands. Skye, Mull, and Islay are the three largest, and also have the largest populations. The island with the least inhabitants is Rùm with around 30 inhabitants, which is a contrast to Skye which has about 10,000. The main commercial activities are tourism, crofting, fishing and whisky distilling, so the islands are a perfect place to find a slower way of life.
Discover AA–rated places to stay in the Inner Hebrides
Here, high standards meet genuine island hospitality. Stay in award-winning B&Bs, hotels or self catering, walk the beautiful green countryside and dramatic coastlines to discover a landscape rich in wildlife and Gaelic heritage.
The AA quality ratings will give you the confidence to make the right choice for your next Inner Hebrides stay.
Choose a rated stay on the Inner Hebrides
All assessed and rated for quality by the AA.
Isle of Islay
Another Place, The Machrie, Port Ellen
Isle of Skye
Duisdale House Hotel, Isleornsay
Monkstadt 1745 Restaurant with Rooms, Trotternish
Isle of Mull
Isle of Mull Hotel & Spa, Craignure
