Hotels on the Isle of Skye

Taigh Ailean    Portnalong

Taigh Ailean (Tie Allan), where Allan Macleod chose a remote lochside location for his croft and, a century later, we chose to make our home because of its peaceful beauty. We are ideally situated for walkers, climbers (and Munro baggers), photography, fishing, pottering about eating cake and buying crafts. Our lively bar, Munros, serves excellent food using highland produce, including locally foraged ingredients such as wild garlic, chanterelles and razor clams. Johnny, Katie and Fritz look forward to helping you get the very most out of your stay.

The Three Chimneys - The House Over-By    Colbost, near Dunvegan

Skye's most famous Restaurant with Rooms provides 5-Star quality in every way. The six stylish bedrooms are just a short stroll across the courtyard from the tiny Scottish restaurant with its worldwide reputation. Situated in a beautiful location by the sea on the edge of Loch Dunvegan in the north west of the island, it is a perfect, romantic retreat. Within easy distance of some of the island's most magnificent walks and stunning scenery, guests can relax in comfort after their day out, enjoy fine wine and great food. Paradise!

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.

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, providing that personal touch. Two guest lounges, with large TV, BOSE Wave CD/Radio, games & books. Small guest kitchenette for guests - fridge, washer/dryer, microwave, toaster, kettle, coffee maker, iron. Guest study, with iMac, more books and magazines. Free WiFi.

Caledonian Hotel    Portree

The Caledonian is a friendly family run establishment right in the centre of Portree. We have private parking, a bar and bright, comfortable en-suite bedrooms. We have plenty maps and local knowledge of local walks and hikes and space for drying any wet gear. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

Viewfield House    Portree

Uniquely situated within the Island’s 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 13 bedrooms: 11 in the main house, including one ground floor accessible room; and two in the former stables building. Enjoy a Scottish house-party atmosphere with dinner, bed and breakfast. We offer discounted rates for stays of 3 nights or more. Open between April and mid-October.

Skeabost House Hotel    Skeabost

The stately Skeabost House Hotel is situated centrally on the Isle of Skye with views out over the sea and surrounding countryside. With it’s own golf course and a river flowing nearby it's perfect for fishing and golf and being only a seven minute drive from Portree, it's ideal for touring the island.

Originally built in 1870 as a Hunting Lodge the hotel boasts an array of original features. 18 bedrooms including four poster rooms. Restaurant serving the best local ingredients in addition to afternoon teas and light bites throughout the day.

Duisdale Country House Hotel    Sleat

Set in lush 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, original features blend perfectly with the hotels dramatic, chic interior. The perfect backdrop for the extensive 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 summer sailing trips on the hotels private yacht.

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. The bedrooms are individually decorated with beautiful fabrics and wall coverings and crisp linens. The ensuite bathrooms are supplied with luxurious toiletries. The chef uses only the finest local ingredients to create the fabulous, four course, fine-dining menus that have earned Toravaig its AA Rosette and numerous awards throughout the years.

Ullinish Country Lodge    near Struan

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.

Raasay House    Isle of Raasay

A fantastic location for a holiday or a weekend escape. Raasay House is completely refurbished and renovated historic clan mansion. Once the clan seat of the MacLeods of Raasay, Raasay House is set in it's own grounds and is the perfect place to explore the beautiful islands of Raasay and Skye.

Although off the beaten track, Raasay House is a stones throw from the ferry terminal with excellent connections to Skye. Stylish hotel rooms, beautiful residents lounge, free wifi, bar, restaurant and cafe.

Greshornish House    near Edinbane

Greshornish House, dates from the 18th century and occupies a secluded loch side site with gardens and wooland, between Portree and Dunvegan. This warm, friendly country house offers licensed bed and breakfast, evening meals (non-residents welcome, booking preferred) and afternoon tea (advance booking required). The ideal place to enjoy the gentler pace of island life, walk, or visit Skye's many attractions. The spacious drawing room and billiard room with comfortable sofas, armchairs, books and log fires provide a relaxed environment, echoed in the distinctive en-suite bedrooms.