Langass Lodge

About Langass Lodge

Langass Lodge occupies a nineteenth-century former sporting lodge on the shore of Loch Langass in North Uist, surrounded by moorland, sea loch and machair rather than any other buildings. It has become known chiefly for its restaurant, which draws diners from across the Uists as well as guests staying overnight.

Rooms are split between the original lodge and a more contemporary garden wing, with the newer rooms generally larger and finished in a simpler, more modern style than the traditional decor of the main house. Both wings look out over quiet, undeveloped countryside rather than the sea itself.

The lodge sits close to the Barpa Langass chambered cairn and the wildlife-rich Balranald nature reserve, making it a practical base for exploring North Uist's archaeology and birdlife, with the causeway network giving reasonably quick access south to Benbecula and beyond.