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2009 Guestbook Extracts |
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A very enjoyable week. The
weather was fantastic and we had some great walks and enjoyed the sea
views from the window! What a lovely island. We were swimming in Eoropie
and enjoyed the high waves. We hope to come back. |
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Gerard, Rita, Dotee and
Ken, Belgium, 2009 |
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Thank you for an enjoyable
stay in superb accommodation. We saw two golden eagles on our first day.
We had a great time exploring the fantastic beaches. We can thoroughly
recommend the Borve Hotel for both food and service. |
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Neil and Morag September
2009 |
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Visiting Lewis again was
like catching up with an old friend. Childhood memories came flooding
back on Ness Beach, Lighthouse, Uig, Callanish Stones, Tolsta Beach,
Arnol Blackhouse and many more. The addition of a hotel in Borve is
lovely - be prepared for huge Western Isles portions!! |
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Dorothy and Kirsty
Inverness September 2009 |
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A delighful welcome in the
form of champagne, excellent smoked salmon and amazing eggs! A really
well equipped and atmospheric place to stay in this unique part of the
world. Standing on the Butt of Lewis in a storm is really exciting.
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Roger and Helen, Plymouth,
Devon, August 2009 |
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Thank you for a lovely
holiday in a lovely house and setting. Sulaire, Digby Chick and Rodel
Hotel excellent food - do try the haggis at Rodel. Morven Gallery worth
a visit with great gifts and great coffee. Anthony Barbour the artist
and owner of the local Harbour View Galley in Ness is a lovely chap -
another friendly place to visit. We bought one of his paintings. Love
the Isle of Lewis and we will return. |
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John and Joan Payne,
Stevenoaks, Kent, August 2009 |
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Once again many thanks for
the welcome and the fab house. |
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Colleen and Neil Wallasey,
August 2009 |
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It took us a few years but
we made it back to Gladstone House with a new addition to the family.
What can we say, wonderful, relaxing, superb, we love the whole
experience and the house is great and full of extras, which make this
such a special place. Eoropie playpark is the best playpark in world.
Hope to be back
again soon. |
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The Moffats xx, July 2009 |
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Perfect accommodation,
perfect island, everything perfect, will definately be back. Seatrek
worth a go and Sulaire gorgeous food. See you soon. |
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N&S Haigh xx, July 2009 |
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Beautiful place to stay,
fantastic views and amazing hosts. Nothing is too much trouble for them
- made it a real find. Eoropie beach, park and tearoom we would all
recommend and the harbour and beach at Port of Ness, visited on a daily
basis. Morven Gallery was fantastic as was the Historical Society Museum
in Ness worth a visit. Fantastic meal at Sulaire restaurant on our last
night. Best on the island. |
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The Lucas Clan, July 2009 |
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Had a fantastic relaxing
break. Cottage is amazing and has everything you need and more. Lewis is
a great place. Weather was great which made the holiday better than
great. Will return. |
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Linda, Dave, Rose, June
2009 |
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Have had a great first visit
to Lewis and Harris. Wonderful walks and beaches, big skies and loads of
birds to be spotted. Worth paying a visit to the lighthouse at sunset,
the rocks are amazing and colours charismatic.
Tearoom at Eoropie beach is excellent for lunch and the carrot cake is
fab! We'll miss the view and chic comfort of Gladstone House - a great
base and perfect place. |
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Carrie and Bill Glasgow,
May 2009 |
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We had a great time around
Lewis. The couches are so comfy and the views fantastic. We went to the
Harris Tweed place and they showed us how it was made. The Hebridean
soap company showed us how its made as well. Thanks a lot. |
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Love Grace Spence xx, April
2009 |
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A great escape from the snow
and ice of the east to the mild mist of the west. Visited many historic
sites from here and we did the circular Butt of Lewis walk. A perfect
recharge of the batteries in brilliant accommodation. Allowing the eyes
to stray to the wonderful sea view helped a little to distract from the
Scottish 6-nations rugby defeat on TV. |
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Joanthan and Audrey Warde
Half term long weekend 13-16th February 2009 |
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Guest Comments 2006-2008 |
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