Isle of Mull Hotels & Self Catering Accommodation

As an integral part of the island’s past, these two Isle Of Mull self catering cottages are a cosy alternative to an Isle of Mull hotel. Steeped in local history, the Puffer Cottage was once a nautical-themed restaurant and originally formed part of the Mull blacksmith’s house.

The sitting/dining area is still home to some of the portholes from the original TSMV Loch Fyne - the first diesel electric passenger vessel. Well known on the west coast of Scotland, this boat used to run as a ferry from Oban to the Isle of Mull from 1931 until approximately forty years ago.

The Smiddy Cottage is equally as fascinating as its counterpart. Surviving as a smith’s throughout the Second World War, the living room then went on to house a 1946 Bedford lorry until the early seventies. With all accommodation on the ground floor, this cottage is a perfect base for anyone looking for self-catering on the Isle Of Mull. Either cottage can be equipped with a cot, high chairs & Wi-Fi access, making these holiday homes suitable for young families too.

With an abundance of wildlife, the Isle of Mull is a bird watchers paradise but the island has so much more to offer. With incredible sea-views, boat trips and rides on a steam train, it isn’t hard to see why this is such a popular destination. For more information about self catering on the Isle of Mull, and on our properties Smiddy Cottage and Puffer Cottage, please get in touch on 01680 300 389, or via the ‘contact us’ page.

The island is bigger than the Isles of Man or Wight and in neither place would you be lucky enough to see two breeds of eagle.

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