Short Term Let Licence
Persabus Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast Ref: 230821-000819
Licence Pending
Renovated from Persabus Farm’s historic stable block, our Islay Farmhouse B&B suite is situated in a separate wing of the main farmhouse.
A small sitting room known as the ‘whisky snug’, with its four leather winged back armchairs, provides ultimate comfort and the perfect opportunity for a relaxing dram after a day visiting the beaches and distilleries.
Book NowThe suite offers the option of one or two bedrooms, (depending on your needs), each with an en-suite shower and toilet. There is a choice of super king-size double beds. Alternatively, each room has the option of twin beds if preferred, or a single bed if only one guest is staying.
Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided in each room.
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We are here to help you create the perfect holiday to suit your needs. Do get in touch and let us know if we can book you in. We are here to answer any queries or further questions you may have. You can contact us on 01496840243 or email us here.
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Explore our delightful Islay accommodation where we have a fabulous choice of country accommodation on this beautiful island.
Find Out MoreThere is so much to see and do on the beautiful island of Islay and we have a section to help you decide what to do when you visit here.
Find Out MorePersabus Farm, Port Askaig. Thanks to the excellent cottages at Persabus we had a really great 1st holiday on Islay. We were a party of 4 adults and five children and, by taking both cottages, we had plenty of room and enjoyed meals around the ample farmhouse table in Persabus cottage. Rosemary and Donald have kindly provided everything required for a good holiday. Right out of the door, there’s fantastic scenery, with views over to the famous Paps of Jura. A lovely quiet lane winds up the coast to the distillery at Bunnahabhain (excellent and informative tour by Scott). Close to ferry at Port Askaig so you could easily walk and go as foot passengers to Jura if you wanted to leave the car behind. We took the car and went up to Ardlussa, deer watching. We briefly explored most parts of Islay accessible by car. Interesting museum of Islay life at Port Charlotte. The one wet day was taken care of by Rosemary in the pottery- the children all loved doing their pots and I’m pleased to report no breakages on the way home. Having enjoyed plenty of Hebridean holidays in the past to other islands I have no hesitation in recommending Persabus and Islay. Many thanks Rosemary and Donald.
