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Glenuig Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Stunning location great food wonderful staff and spacious rooms"
Mingarry Park
10/10 Excellent
"Incredibly friendly and helpful staff, beautiful accommodations, comfortable and well appointed rooms,very comfortable bed, spacious rooms, welcome bottle of wine , delicious food nicely presented, stunning scenery, close parking, we were treated like royalty!!!"
Eilean Iarmain
10/10 Excellent
"Excellent hotel. Food was incredible and the staff was so friendly and accommodating. It’s not as conveniently located to everything on isle of Skye, but it’s much more quiet"
Chlachain Inn
10/10 Excellent
"We enjoyed our stay. The location is very close to the station. The staff were kind and friendly. We were also able to leave our large bags for a while after checking out, which was great. Dinner and breakfast were delicious."
Toravaig House Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Very nicely presented property with most helpful staff. Our best stay by far on Skye"
Kilchoan House Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely hotel, we were well looked after, Evening meal and breakfast were fab"
Duisdale House Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Was very nice"
Anneth Glamping Pod
10/10 Excellent
"The Anneth Glamping pod is a cozy hut set at a diagonal to a private home close to the Armadale ferry port and Armadale Castle and Gardens. Despite being next to the owner’s home, it is very private as the opening faces a beautiful ocean and hill view. The owner, Colin, is very responsive and helpful but respected our privacy completely. The hut itself is organized very well with a cozy bed, two comfortable armchairs, a modern television and small table. The kitchenette is sufficient with a hot plate, microwave and kettle. The shower is large and comfortable. The little hut wastes no space but on sunny days there is an attached deck with seating and the spectacular views. We found it comfortable for two people but it is not especially spacious. Down the road a short walk is Cafe 1925, with delicious food on from Thursday - Sunday. A few steps beyond is an inn with a cozy pub and a nice dining room. It is close to Armadale Castle and Gardens which is worth a visit as the gardens are lovely, the ruins of the castle are interesting but the Museum of the Isles is the highlights with tons of information on the history of Scotland and the Isles. There is also a nice cafe there. Anneth Glamping pod was a great place to spend our first two days on Skye. It is a good value and the “vibe” is so nice, largely due to the owner’s care given to the design and his friendly welcome. The view is also something quite special."
Loch Shiel Hotel
8/10 Good
"This property sits in an amazing locale, and one that is not necessarily the easiest location to get to either. The route I traveled was miles upon miles of single-track, winding road through amazing, rugged country. The staff were very eager to help me out as they could, when I inquired if they had the laundry service, rather than telling me “no” they offered the use of their own wash facilities. The bar at the inn doubles as a sort of community center, one night was a jovial and impromptu karaoke, the next night was a local community group. A real slice of life."
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