A great experience, we stayed in Taigh Glas, very comfortable, high ceilings, thick stone walls. Atmospheric early morning and late at night when there were no visitors. Lovely sunset from the hill overlooking the bay.

Absolutely incredible stay for 2 nights in one of the Blackhouses. Took you back in time, yet was so comfortable and with all the mod cons of modern life. The people were so friendly and it truly is a fab experience- the one we stayed in was only for 2 people so is fairly small, but with ample room for everything needed. Your car is parked a little way away but they allow it closer for hours whilst the museum is closed. This made total sense. We enjoyed our stay immensely.

Enjoyed the visit to the village, but felt we were competing with the bus tour, as other reviewers said. Yet, I acknowledge places like this have to continue to make money after two difficult years, and increase in costs. Not sure how they can manage it differently. As a result we were unable to get a coffee when we wanted to, and lunch was not an option due to the main part of the cafe being booked. The price of the coffee and cake was high, but I expected that in the Higlands and Islands due to having to import everything. There are not many places to have lunch outside of Stornoway so beware, or bring a picnic! Service eventually was excellent and the staff very friendly and obliging. The village was really interesting, but again, we couldn't get into the Musseum when we wanted to, due to the bus tour, and had to wait. Not a problem in such beautiful surroundings, but an irritation. The weaving video was fascinating and the weaver on his loom in the weaving shed was very helpful and told us a lot. Despite all this, it is well worth a visit, and a lot of work has gone into showing us how people lived in the "bad old days".