Our hotel on Islay
Another Place, The Machrie
Facing the Atlantic, with unbroken views of dunes, sea and sky, lies The Machrie on the Isle of Islay. A contemporary hotel with 43 beautifully designed rooms, suites and family lodges, a championship golf links unique to Scotland, restaurant, outside sauna and hot tub garden, screening room and modern art collection.
Freshly landed seafood served on the terrace. Far-stretching empty sands. Cool clear waters inviting you in. On Islay, “Queen of the Hebrides” – and one of the easiest to reach islands off the west coast of Scotland – adventure, awe and a landscape teeming with wildlife await among the rugged Rhinns and sheltered bays.
Book to stay in 2026 with 25% off your stay.
All in golf break
Put your game to the test in autumn when the course is at its quietest and still in excellent condition. Stay with us and play as many rounds as you like.
An iconic Scottish championship links set against a dramatic Atlantic backdrop, The Machrie, Islay is a hidden gem fast being recognised as a must-play bucket list course - one of the top 50 golf resorts in the UK & Ireland, and in ‘Golf World’s Top 100’ list.
A Taste of Islay - two night break
A two night flavour-filled foodie break, showcasing the best of Islay produce. Incdluing dinner in 18 Restaurant & Bar one night and an Islay afternoon tea on the following day.
Islay
The Queen of The Hebrides
Just off the Atlantic west coast of Scotland, Islay’s natural landscape, sandy beaches and rugged coastline have been shaped by the Scottish elements. 23 beaches. Abundant wildlife. Ten whisky distilleries. Weaving bike tracks on untrodden sands, cutting across the deep on a wildlife boat trip, toasting the sunset with an island-made whisky on the dune deck.
Stories from Islay
Curated by the Another Place collective, here you’ll find a digital companion of inspirational stories and happenings from the island of Islay. Discover our favourite things to do, where to find the best whisky distilleries, swimming spots and wildlife photographers.