Hotels and Inns on the Isle of Skye
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Duisdale Country House Hotel Sleat
Set in lush, sleepy gardens in the south of the romantic Isle of Skye, Duisdale House Hotel is a stylish, contemporary, retreat with stunning views over the Sound of Sleat. Beyond its stone and slate exterior lie many original features which blend perfectly with the hotels' new dramatic, chic interior. This provides the perfect backdrop for the extensive a la carte menu, where each dish is creatively prepared mainly using fresh Island produce. Feature and Four Poster beds make up the eighteen, mainly double bedrooms, each one unique in design and layout. Exclusive daily sailing trips are available from April to September on the hotels private yacht.
The Isles Inn Portree
Stay in a traditional Inn, serving local food and drink with lovely accommodation. The Isles Inn is situated in a quiet corner of Somerled Square yet only minutes away from the Shops, Harbour and Swimming Pool. Portree is located in the centre of the Isle of Skye and is an ideal location for touring the Misty Isle and beyond to the islands of Lewis and Harris.
We have 9 rooms (4 with four poster beds) 7 ensuite and 2 with private facilities. Our Restaurant & Bar encompasses the best of Highland Hospitality. Good food, using locally sourced ingredients wherever possible served in a true Celtic atmosphere by staff dressed in the family tartan. After dinner why not have a dram of whisky in front of the roaring open fire and contemplate your day or perhaps listen to the live Ceildh Music?
Sligachan Hotel
The Inn place on Skye offering 3 * accommodation. Historically a haven for walkers, climbers and travellers, it is ideally suited for those who wish to explore the magic of Skye. The hotel has been tastefully up-graded, providing 21 en-suite bedrooms. Local produce, such as venison, scallops, lamb and vegetables are used in its menus whether in the hotel or in Seumas' bar. The latter has 250 malt whiskies and real ales from its own Cuillin Brewery. Something for everyone.
Ullinish Country Lodge
Discover the grandeur of Skye's West Coast when you rest awhile at Ullinish Country Lodge Hotel. Guarded by the dramatic Black Cuillin and McLeod's Tables and surrounded on three sides by the sea, Ullinish Country Lodge, following a major refurbishment, is a luxurious resting place in the midst of a lonely and wild landscape. Here in 1773 the celebrated Dr Johnson and Boswell stayed a while and over 200 years later owners Brian & Pam Howard invite you to do the same.
Greshornish House
Greshornish House dates from the mid-18th century and occupies a secluded loch side site, surrounded by 10 acres of gardens and wooded grounds, between Portree and Dunvegan Castle. Now the home of Neil and Rosemary Colquhoun, this warm and friendly country house offers licensed bed and breakfast accommodation making it an ideal place from which to enjoy the gentler pace of island life, to walk, or visit Skye's many attractions. The spacious drawing room and billiard room with their comfortable sofas, armchairs, books and log fires provide an informal relaxed environment, echoed in the distinctive en-suite bedrooms.
White Heather Hotel Kyleakin
A warm welcome awaits you at our cosy ‘home away from home', nestled on the harbourside in the idyllic village of Kyleakin, just over the Bridge on the Isle of Skye. The White Heather is a small, non smoking, family run hotel, with just 9 immaculately presented, ensuite bedrooms, enabling us to provide that personal touch often missing in larger hotels. There are 2 Guest lounges, with large TV, BOSE Wave CD/Radio, Games & Books. We provide a small Guest Kitchenette for use by all our guests - fridge, washer/dryer, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, iron and ironing board, sink and cutlery & crockery. In addition we have a Guest Study, with an iMac, more books and some magazines. Guests can connect to our free Wi-Fi using their own laptops or the iMac in the Guest Study.
Tables Hotel Dunvegan
Situated in the centre of the village and near Dunvegan Castle, 'The Tables' has wonderful views across Loch Dunvegan to MacLeod's Tables Mountains. Our relaxed and friendly atmosphere will soon make you feel at home.
With imaginative home cooking using the finest local produce and fresh vegetables, a well stocked wine list will compliment your meal in our dining room overlooking Tables Mountains.
Dunvegan Hotel
Located on the Duirinish peninsula, and built around 100 years ago, The Dunvegan Hotel boasts tranquil views looking directly on to Dunvegan Loch and is strikingly framed by the flat tops of MacLeod's Tables mountain range. With very easy access by road, we offer the perfect location for geologists, bird lovers, walkers and weather watchers!
Stein Inn Waternish
The ever popular Stein Inn, the oldest Inn on Skye, is situated in the North West, with stunning views of Lochbay and the Western Isles. It is well situated to explore the island, with many notable walks near at hand. The scenery and wildlife are exceptional. Stein Inn's reputation is built on the traditional values of providing good food (using the best of local produce), comfortable accommodation and a wide choice of refreshments, featuring cask ales and over 125 malt whiskies. VisitScotland Welcome Walkers accredited and Gold Green Tourism Business. Wifi Hotspot.
Viewfield House Portree
Uniquely situated within the Islands capital Portree, yet set in 20 acres of woodland garden, this country hotel is an ideal base for touring Skye. Built over 200 years ago, Viewfield House retains all its original charm and the splendid victorian interior is wonderfully intact.
Viewfield House has 12 bedrooms, 10 en-suite with bath and shower, one of which is on the ground floor allowing wheelchair access. Enjoy a Scottish house-party atmosphere with bed and breakfast. We offer discounted rates for stays of 3 nights or more. Open between mid-April and mid-October.
Kings Arms Kyleakin
Relax in the tranquil village of Kyleakin.Enjoy the impressive views across to the Scottish mainland from our lochside lounge bar.Whether it is summer or winter relax with a dram in front of one of our open fires. Take a meal in our Claymore restaurant with a choice of table d hote or a la carte menus.
Dunollie Hotel Broadford
The Dunollie Hotel is nestled on the edge of Broadford Bay and is ideally situated in the centre of the village. The hotel is seated at the foot of Beinn na Cailich and Beinn nan Cran leading towards the famous Cuillin Hills allowing you to explore the area and its wildlife on countless walks and hikes. A home away from home, there are 87 en-suite bedrooms offering stunning panoramic sea views and the charming Torridon View Restaurant will satisfy the heartiest of appetites. Our friendly staff are always on hand to make your stay both comfortable and enjoyable, providing you the very warmest of welcomes and exceptional service throughout your stay. All of our bedrooms are en-suite with colour television, tea and coffee making facilities.
Skeabost Country House Hotel
Skeabost Country House sits majestically in its own extensive grounds at the edge of Loch Snizort. Surrounded by a challenging 9 hole, 18 tee golf course and bounded by its own river with testing salmon fishing. Skeabost is a hidden gem on this most spectacular of Scotlands Islands.Individually designed suites, wonderful food and a spectacular setting will make your stay a truly memorable one.
Toravaig House Hotel Sleat
This romantic hideaway, set in 2 acres of grounds, has magnificent views over the Sound of Sleat and glorious sunsets are a frequent bonus. There's plenty to explore and in summer guests can take a trip on the exclusive hotel yacht personally crewed by the owners. The bedrooms at the hotel are individually decorated with beautiful fabrics and wall coverings and have either brass or sleigh beds made up with crisp linens. The ensuite bathrooms all come supplied with luxurious Arran Aromatic toiletries. The chef uses only the finest local ingredients to create the fabulous, four course, fine dining menus with imaginative dishes that have earned Toravaig its AA Rosette.
The Old Inn Carbost
The Old Inn sits on the shores of Loch Harport and commands spectacular views of the nearby Cuillin Hills. Ideal for climbers and central for sightseers we offer bed and breakfast accommodation, award winning food, real ales and live highland entertainment. Also on offer is our Waterfront Bunkhouse with hostel accommodation up to 24 persons. Complete with communal kitchen and balcony over the loch. Friendly staff and a warm fire in the colder months provide a warm welcome for all including dogs.
Cuillin Hills Portree
The Cuillin Hills Hotel, Portree, on the famous Island of Skye enjoys some of the finest and most spectacular views from any hotel in Scotland. From the moment you arrive you cannot fail to appreciate the Highland setting of this hotel. Fifteen acres of mature private grounds overlook Portree Bay with magnificent views to the Cuillin Mountain range. The Hotel has been awarded many accolades including the RAC Blue Ribbon award for the 4th Year Running.
The Lodge at Edinbane
Try something just that little bit different ... ... holiday in a 16th century hunting lodge with a reputation for delicious food, delectable drinks, charming rooms, and allegedly a few guests, or rather phantoms of yore, whose ghostly presence makes the Lodge a most exceptional destination. Located adjacent to Loch Greshornish, the Lodge was originally built by the notable Macleods of Greshornish. Since 1543 this solid stone building has proved to be a safe haven from a hectic world.
The Glenview near Staffin
At Glenview we are a friendly and professional team. As well as 5 spacious bedrooms we have a residents lounge with a log fire to unwind in front off. Our small AA Rosette restaurant has a daily changing menu offering two course and three course options. All emphasis is on local, organic and sustainable produce without over fussing the plate. Breakfast is also an important event at Glenview with organic and free-range breakfasts as well as seasonal fruit and home baked bread.
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Bosville Hotel Portree
Situated in Portree, the islands capital, our quality hotel offers fresh, stress free accommodation with many rooms overlooking idyllic Portree harbour. We have an unrivalled reputation for superb, award winning cuisine created using the freshest of local produce and first class service. Award winning chef, John Kelly works his magic to create unforgettable food for you. All his dishes in the Chandlery are created using the freshest local produce grown here, eating in the Chandlery will be one of your most memorable experiences on the Isle of Skye.
Marmalade Hotel Portree
Portree House is a grade ‘B’ listed building, which means it is protected by various rules and regulations set out by Historic Scotland controlling the development of old premises.
A stunning refurbishment has created a lovely interior inside this old Georgian building. With rooms and our mature gardens overlooking the village of Portree, the loch and out towards the Cuillin Mountains, this is a lovely retreat - somewhere to relax with friends and family and the ideal location for gatherings of all types. There is an excellent restaurant along with alfresco dining areas in the gardens.
Ardvasar Hotel Ardvasar
The Ardvasar Hotel was built in the early 1800's making it one of the oldest hotels on Skye. Situated in the beautiful 'Garden of Skye' overlooking the Sound of Sleat and the magnificent Knoydart Mountains beyond. The hotel is only 800 metres from Armadale, here the ferry from Mallaig brings you 'Over the sea to Skye'. Many of our rooms have magnificent sea views. All rooms have been recently renovated offering a high standard of accommodation. All our rooms have ensuite bath and shower. The Ardvasar Hotel is renowned for its food.
Raasay House Hotel & Activities Raasay
Raasay House Hotel and Activities the islands only hotel. Family Run with warm and welcoming atmosphere with comfortable and spacious rooms. Stunning views of the Cuillin Hills on Skye from our hotel and garden. Delicious seasonal and local menus served daily in our cafe/bar. A fantastic location for a weekend escape on a unique and unspoilt island. Only a short twenty minute ferry crossing from Skye.