Grinneabhat is a friendly cèilidh/meeting place with accommodation for guests, on the Atlantic coast of the Isle of Lewis, in the far north west of Scotland, on the edge of Europe. A place where Gaelic is the living language of the community, and with an indigenous population which is deeply rooted in place. A place where nature and the elements are ever present.

 

Grinneabhat has four en-suite rooms, one of which is fully wheelchair accessible, and a guest kitchen, for a maximum of 12 people. The building is community owned and run, and houses an exhibition and cultural space and a café. By visiting Grinneabhat you will be supporting sustainable community development.