Skye

A delightful B&B on the west coast of the isle of Skye. The rooms have a homely feel and there's an excellent family suite. With self-catering options, it could be perfect for a family or group trip to Skye. Friendly owners and a great location prove a winning combination.

• Back to Nature - Skye is the ideal place to get back to basics and return to the wind and the wild.
• Local exploring - A great base for exploring the beauitful west coast of Skye.
• Kayaking - Guests can hire sea kayaks to explore the surrounding coastline.
• Birdwatching - Skye is a great spot for puffin watching.

Skye

A charming and homely B&B run by helpful owners, on the picturesque island of Skye. The rooms are cosy and comfortable with stunning views of the Trotternish peninsula. The superb restaurant focuses on local produce such as oysters and venison. Perfect for a remote getaway.

• Back to Nature - Escape to the picturesque, wild Scottish island of Skye with it's dramatic landscapes and stunning wildlife.
• Local exploring - The perfect base for exploring the amazing island of Skye, with cosy beds and hearty meals.
• Sights nearby - Visit the iconic natural landmarks such as the Old Man of Storr, Kilt Rock and the Trotternish Ridge.
• Great walks - There is superb walking around the nearby Trotternish Peninsula.

Skye

Remote but luxurious B&B on its own private peninsula on the Isle of Skye. 10 acres of land provide stunning views. Log fires and rustic charm. Luxurious rooms and tasty food.

• Tennis
• Restaurant
• Great walks
• Sea Views

Skye

A peaceful contemporary hotel set overlooking the Atlantic waters. Log fires and a choice selection of whiskies can be enjoyed after a day pursuing one of the many outdoor activities on offer. A restaurant serving freshly caught seafood perfectly rounds off this award winning gem of a hotel.

• Fishing - The Hotel is perfecly located to indulge in salmon and trout river fishing as well as trout and arctic char in nearby Lochs
• Great walks - Wild coastal scenery, deep fjords and secluded windswept bays and a wealth of history make for excellent walks
• Sailing - The owners offer a day excursion around Skye on their luxury yacht Solus
• Restaurant

Skye

A small boutique hotel packed full of charm set on Portree's harbour. Rooms have a Scandi-chic feel with soft grey hues, pale wood furniture, and local black & white photographs. The restaurant is a real lure attracting locals and tourists alike. An atmospheric base to explore the island from.

• Foodies - The chefs at Dulse & Brose let local produce shine in this restaurant that is as popular with locals as visitors
• Active Holiday - The island has lots of beautiful hiking routes making this a great option for a walking holiday
• Great walks - The Quiraing trail is an iconic hike along the Isle of Skye’s Trotternish peninsula
• Sights nearby - Visit the pristine rock pools known as the Fairy Pools

Skye (Portree)

This handsome country house stands proudly in 20 acres of woodland garden in Portree. Rooms retain their original charm with antique furniture, paintings and pretty wallpaper; there are sea views from those at the front. A seat by the lounge fire is a ideal spot after exploring this magical island.

• Local exploring - After a day taking in the Old Man of Storr and the Quiraing, or Neist Point and Dunvegan Castle, relax by the fire in the lounge
• Country Escape - Take a stroll round Ben Crachaig taking in views of Ben Tianavaig, Camus Ban, the Isle of Raasay & the Cuillins in the distance
• Sights nearby - It's just a short drive to the Dunvegan Castle set in its stunning gardens surrounded by a wealth of history
• Sailing - See the Isle of Skye and Raasay differently on a sailing trip which can be arranged on the hotel's yacht

Skye (Portree IV51 9LX )

A stylish hotel in a Georgian farmhouse with lush gardens and stunning views to the sea. Featuring a chic colour palette of slate greys with touches of sea blue and gorse while simple rooms are smart and cosy with fitted carpets and throws. Don't miss the top-notch cuisine served in the restaurant!

• Country Escape - A cosy rural property surrounded by lush gardens, with a great view across the bay to the Cuillin range
• Great walks - Embark up the rocky hill called The Old Man of Storr, and head on the wonderful mountain walks in the Cullin range
• Local markets - Explore the markets, boutiques and cafés of the quaint and picturesque harbourside town of Portree
• Restaurant

Skye (Peinifiler )

Canowindra B&B is a charming guesthouse just a couple of miles south of Portree. Peace and tranquility is ensured with a quiet location, excellent rooms and ever helpful hosts who are always on hand to point you in the direction of a good walk.

• Local exploring - A great base from which to explore the stunning Isle of Skye.
• Fishing - Your hosts can point you in the direction of some nearby hill lochs full of brown trout.
• Great walks - The surrounding landscape is full of wonderful walking routes.
• Sights nearby - Visit the beautiful nearby Dunvegan Castle.

Skye

Tucked away on the picturesque peninsula of Elgol, Coruisk House offers a superb restaurant with elegant rooms sleeping up to 10. Two doubles and two suites are stylish and comfortable with warm colour schemes and luxurious furniture. For intrepid mountaineers the nearby Cuillin's lie in waiting.

• Local exploring - Perfect for exploring the south coast of Skye with cosy beds and hearty meals waiting for you on your return.
• Country Escape - This stylish hotel makes the perfect bolthole for a rural escape to the rugged, wild landscape of Skye.
• Sights nearby - Historians will enjoy visiting a local Neolithic stone circle, several chambered cairns and the High Pasture Cave.
• Birdwatching - Birdwatchers can go in search of golden eagles and peregrin falcons.

Skye (Skye)

A magical retreat offering a warm welcome close to Portree. Guests will feel cocooned in the cosy cabins scattered across the rugged landscape with spectacular views. Modern comforts include underfloor heating, air con, and a restaurant and whisky bar. The ultimate outdoor experience.

• Local exploring - Walk to Portree, the colourful capital of the Isle of Skye, with its quaint square, pretty harbour, and individual shops
• Romantic Break - Spend romantic evenings stragazing before snuggling up in your private cabin with all mod-cons
• Back to Nature - Experience the magic of the island with its stunning land and seascapes where nature abounds
• Sights nearby - North west of Portree is historic St Columba’s Isle, home to burial grounds of the Cathedral Church of the Bishop of the Isles

Skye (Flodigarry )

Tucked away on a peninsula, this hotel and restaurant have breathtaking views across the sea to the Wester Ross mountains. Interiors reflect the wild landscape, with a palette of greens and browns and the use of natural materials. Rooms feature four posters and large windows to enjoy the views from.

• Active Holiday - Ideal for an outdoorsy holiday with a host of activities such as wildlife walks, guided mountain rambles, fishing or boat trips
• Great walks - Climb the Old Man of Storr, an iconic rocky hill, or head up on the wonderful mountain walks in the Cullin range
• Local markets - Explore the markets, boutiques and cafés of the quaint and picturesque harbourside town of Portree
• Sights nearby - Head to stunning natural landmarks such as Kilt Rock and the Trotternish Ridge

Skye

Escape to this rural nineteenth century hunting lodge on Skye's stunning south-east coastline. Explore the extensive gardens and local beauty, before retreating back to cosy four poster beds in surprisingly modern interiors. Look out for statement wallpaper. Great for a romantic weekend away!

• Traditional - A nineteenth century hunting lodge that has been converted into a hotel
• Great walks - Skye is renowned for its fantastic walking for all abilities.
• Restaurant - The fine dining restaurant boasts two AA Rosettes
• On the beach

Skye (Skye)

A rustic hotel on the Isle of Skye's north-west coast with lake views of the Roag Peninsula. Interiors blend Scandi-chic and modern Scottish style with muted grey tones and woollen throws. A glass-fronted room houses the relaxed restaurant serving locally-sourced food. An idyllic highland hideaway.

• Groups - You can book the whole of the main building and have the place to yourselves – with or without staff to cater & plan activities
• Country Escape - Immerse yourself in the ruggedly beautiful landscape with open plains giving way to water and the Cuillin Mountains beyond
• Local exploring - The local area offers stunning scenery, boat trips, local crafts, plus fabulous pubs and restaurants
• Great walks - The perfect location for the outdoor enthusiast with plenty of opportunities for hiking, walking, fishing, and foraging

Skye

A lovely hotel on a small harbour overlooking the Sound of Sleat. The individually furnished rooms are cosy and comfortable with many boasting great views. The standout feature is the hotel's heralded restaurant which focuses on local seafood and game. A remote gem.

• Hideaway - The perfect spot to getaway from it all, overlooking the Isle Ornsay lighthouse and the hills of Knoydart across the sea.
• Beach Life - Explore the stunning secluded beaches on Skye, with the nearest just a minutes walk from the hotel.
• Birdwatching - Skye is a great place for birdwatching especially puffin watching.
• Fishing - Take a sea fishing trip off the coast of Skye.

Skye (Sleat )

Stunning scenery, dazzling food and plenty of peace and quiet just a short drive from the Skye Bridge. The elegant and traditional rooms are filled with natural light. A cosy sitting room with an open fireplace is the ideal spot to unwind with a whisky, and the restaurant serves exceptional food.

• Foodies - Foodies won't be able to resist the stunning award winning restaurant — check out the taster menu with excellent wine pairings.
• Romantic Break - A picturesque south Skype romantic retreat offering excellent food, roaring fires, chic suites and long country walks.
• Great walks - Venture on a Wild Walk with resident naturalist Mitchell Partridge, packed lunches are provided on request.
• Fishing - The area won't dissapoint, keen anglers can fish for salmon, brown trout and rainbow trout.

Skye (Dunvegan)

Home to lovely rooms and a magnificent restaurant, The Three Chimneys and The House Over By is a superb hotel on the Isle of Skye. Elegance abounds with its tastefully decorated rooms and stylish restaurant overlooking the sea.

• Great walks - The surrounding area is full of beautiful walking routes.
• Kayaking - Take the sea kayaks out and explore the Skye coastline.
• Sights nearby - Visit nearby Dunvegan Castle.
• Restaurant

Skye (Skye)

A restaurant with rooms set within an historic 16th century hunting lodge 20 minutes from Portree. The welcoming interiors feature dark woods, earthy woven tweeds and tartans, plus original works by local artists. Guests can dine on top-notch food and relax in the bar. A charming country stay.

• Foodies - The award-winning chef creates a menu that combines the flavours, textures and colours of the wonderful ingredients on Skye
• Country Escape - Edinbane is ideally placed to explore Skye’s three northerly peninsulas - Trotternish, Waternish and Durinish
• Local exploring - Between Portree and Dunvegan, the leafy village of Edinbane is the perfect base to discover this magical island
• Sights nearby - Visit the colourful, bustling town of Portree with its winding streets and sprinkling of independent little shops