Pet-friendly hotels and homes in Iona

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. The hotel features family rooms.

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Gail

From

United States

Wonderful location with helpful staff.

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.

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Evert

From

United States

Very friendly staff and excellent continental breakfast. I also enjoyed a hot bath after climbing Ben More.

The Hideouts at Port nan Gael Campsite offers accommodations in Pennyghael, 16 miles from Iona Abbey. This beachfront property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi.

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Deborah

From

United States

Cute hideout, beautiful fire, fun campers and great restaurant next door. Oh ya and lots of deer!

Machair House offers accommodations in Iona, 1.1 miles from Iona Abbey. Featuring mountain and garden views, this vacation home also features free Wifi.

Providing complimentary private parking, Ardchiavaig Cabin is 7.3 miles from Iona Abbey.

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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Ian Garrett

From

Canada

My pod experience was amazing. The design of them is really well considered and thought out. And you really can't beat the views out onto the water. The communication was great, and I felt really well considered even though I realize I didn't interact with anyone to check in or out (but did eat at the Inn and used the shop for snacks). It was a really special place even with the rain, a delayed Ferry ride, and coming in the dark. I want to return and stay longer!

There's a picnic area and guests can use free Wifi and free private parking.

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Nancy

From

United States

The cottage is very comfortable and in a beautiful spot overlooking the water. It was fun to see the Highland cows and sheep that would pass by, and listen to all the birds.