Cross Inn & Old Barn Bar

Bed & Breakfast

Public Bar with Food

ABOUT US

The Cross Inn and Old Barn Bar are Ness landmarks on the beautiful Isle of Lewis, having been enjoyed as a local community hub for decades. The main house is a bed and breakfast with a spacious lounge and dinning area perfect for functions and enjoying your locally sourced Ness breakfast. There are 5 comfortable rooms for a relaxed stay all with ensuite bathrooms.

The Old Barn Bar is an historic crofters barn that was converted into a pub with buckets of character. A destination in itself, come and enjoy a dram of whiskey, homemade food and a roaring peat fire. Why not have a games night with our darts board, pool table and selection of board games!?

Old Barn Bar Opening Times (Winter 1st Oct to 30th March)

Monday 4pm - 11pm

Tuesday 4pm - 11pm

Wednesday 4pm - 11pm

Thursday 4pm - 1am

Friday 3pm - 1am

Saturday 1pm - 11:30pm

Sunday Closed

Food served 5pm - 8:30pm Wednesday - Friday, and 1 pm - 8:30pm on Saturday

OUR ROOMS

We have 5 comfortable en-suite rooms available. There are 2 doubles, 2 singles and triple family room with optional pull out mattress.

Check-in is from 4-9pm and check-out is 10am. Just pop into the Old Barn Bar to let us know you've arrived.

Breakfast is an optional extra as we know sometime you just need to get to that first ferry or flight! We welcome one nighters.

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OUR SERVICES

Breakfast

Add breakfast to your room booking to enjoy a full locally sourced Ness breakfast with continental options.

Free Wifi

Free wifi in the inn and public bar.

Garden

Large garden beside the inn with picnic benches.

Drinks and Food

The Old Barn Bar is a licensed pub also serving hot drinks, snacks, lunch and dinner

Dog Friendly

Bring your pooch along to the Old Barn Bar. We are dog friendly!

Bicycle Friendly

Cyclist friendly with an option to store your bike in our garage during your stay and charge electric bikes

GALLERY

THINGS TO DO IN NESS

Eoropie Beach

A fabulous beach with a long sweep of white sand and dunes. An excellent beach for surfing. There is a car park with picnic tables. A great place to begin the coastal walk. Eoropie Dunes play park is adjacent to the parking area.

Teampall Mholuaidh

St Moluag's church is a 13th Century church in the village of Eoropie in Ness in the Isle of Lewis in Scotland. The church has a basic T shaped structure, with two small chapels on either side of the main body of the church. The southern chapel can only be accessed from outside.

The Trussel Stone

Past the Morven Gallery, stands the Trussel stone, the largest Standing Stone in Scotland (6 Mt.). This area was also the site of the last battle between the Macaulays and Morrisons.

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Port of Ness

A lovely working fishing and recreational port with a couple of cafes and a gallery. The beach next to the habour has beautiful golden sand and is usually wonderfully protected from the elements on a windy day.

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The Butt of Lewis

The Butt of Lewis is the most northerly point of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. The headland, which lies in the North Atlantic, is frequently battered by heavy swells and storms and is marked by the Butt of Lewis Lighthouse. It was built in 1862 by the Stevenson brothers.

Dùn Èistean

Dùn Èistean is a multi-period archaeological site on an inter- tidal sea stack on the north east coast of the Isle of Lewis, near the village of Knockaird. It is accorded the status of traditional stronghold of Clan Morrison – once a highly powerful family within the Lordship of the Isles – in local oral tradition.