Islay House

For centuries, Islay House has stood as a symbol of refined heritage and understated luxury on the Isle of Islay. Nestled between rolling green hills and the vast, open sea, this historic estate has welcomed guests from near and far, offering an atmosphere of warmth, elegance, and timeless charm. Its storied walls have hosted generations of gatherings, where the glow of roaring hearths and the echoes of shared moments have shaped its enduring legacy. Through the passing seasons and shifting tides, Islay House remains a sanctuary of tranquillity and sophistication. Whether seeking adventure or quiet retreat, guests continue to find solace in its historic embrace—where heritage meets hospitality in the heart of Scotland’s whisky island.

Islay House stands as a testament to Scotland's rich heritage and timeless elegance. Established in 1677 by Hugh Campbell, Laird of Cawdor, this historic mansion has gracefully evolved over centuries, offering guests an unparalleled retreat amidst the enchanting landscapes of Islay.