Island of Jura

Jura is a Scottish Island designated as a National Scenic Area. It is not easy to get to Jura: the fastest way from London (taking two airplanes and a small car ferry) takes about a day. With a population of about 180 inhabitants, Jura is a secluded island with only one road that follows the southern and eastern coast land of the island. Even though it has a good size and is close to mainland, the island has been kept private as per the resident’s request.
The main settlement is the village of Craighouse on the east coast, which is home to the island's sole distillery, producing Isle of Jura whisky, award winning and one of the top best whiskies in the world. It also has the island’s sole shop, church and hotel: the Jura Lodge.




This magical lodge has such eclectic interiors that you’ll probably feel uncomfortable wearing jeans while visiting.
The style is Nordic folklore with a punch of luxury. The rooms are large… enormous. The details are exquisite and humorous at times.


You can rent one of these wonderful rooms starting at £1500 (about $3,000) a week or £1000 (about $2,000) for a long weekend. These fees mean that you either cook yourself or bring your own chef, but Jura Lodge can also help you hire a chef… for a fee.

Via The Cool Hunter