Isle of Skye Hotels and Inns

Flodigarry was buit in 1895 by Major Alexander Livingstone MacDonald, a kinsman of Flora MacDonald.Convertion to hotel took place in 1928 and it now has 18 bedrooms all en suite. Flodigarry is a spectacular unique retreat set admist the dramatic scenery of Northern Skye in ancient woodland, sheltered by the majestic Quiraing with views over the sea to the Torridon Mountains of mainland Scotland A most warm welcome awaits you at Flodigarry and even 'a wee dram' in the Hall.

The Hotel was built in 1912 by Major Archie MacKinnon and was originally named Dunringell after his clan’s old fort near Elgol. Respected as an ideal example of a Scottish country house, the MacKinnon has ten rooms in the main building. A further eight rooms in the Hunting Lodge provides the perfect setting for the romantic at heart! Overlooked by the magnificent Sgurr na Coinnich mountains and set in over four acres of magnificent gardens, the hotel has been awarded three stars by the Tourist Board.

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.

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 close by the sea on the edge of Loch Dunvegan in the north west of the island, it is a perfect, romantic hideaway. Within easy distance of some of the island’s most magnificent walks and stunning scenery, guests can relax in real comfort after their day out, soak in a hot bath, enjoy fine wine and a great meal. Paradise!

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.

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.

One of the world’s top 100 small hotels according to that bible of style, The Conde Naste Traveller, Kinloch Lodge is just 15 minutes from the Skye Bridge to the north or 20 minutes from the Armadale/Mallaig Ferry to the South.

Set amid lime and birch trees, Kinloch Lodge is blessed with a wildly romantic and beautiful setting. A haven of tranquility at the water’s edge, it was built in the early 1600s and was originally one of the shooting lodges on the once enormous Macdonald estates.

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!

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.

Scottish Island Hotel of the Year 2007 – Hotel Review Scotland
Most Excellence Service UK 2006 – Conde Naste Johansen’s
Excellence in Tourism Award 2006 – Visitscotland
“ A Gem in the Hebrides”. Romantic, Boutique Hotel on The Isle of Skye, set in large garden enjoying fine views over the sea and surrounding countryside. 9 unique bedrooms - feature beds, Sky TV, telephone - en-suite bathrooms complete with fluffy bath towels and luxury toiletries. Our Chefs create mouthwatering menus - fresh local produce, seafood, lamb, beef and venison. Intimate candle lit evenings relaxing by the fire in the cozy lounge. Sample our superb selection of fine wines and malt whiskies.

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.

Owned and run by the Pearce family, the Uig Hotel is one of the most popular hotels on the magical Isle of Skye. Here you can relax in complete comfort and sample wonderful Scottish hospitality, with some of the best scenery in Scotland on the doorstep. Uig sits above Uig Bay on the Trotternish peninsula and all but three of the eighteen rooms offer fantastic views of the bay and surrounding area. Uig has ferry connections with both Tarbert on Harris and Lochmaddy on North Uist. The Uig Hotel is just over a mile from the ferry terminal and is therefore ideally situated to offer accommodation and meals for ferry passengers.

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 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.

Greshornish House occupies a secluded loch side site, surrounded by 10 acres of gardens and wooded grounds, between Portree and Dunvegan Castle. It offers excellent food and is an ideal place from which to enjoy the peace, tranquility and gentle pace of island life, and from which to explore the whole island.

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.

Duisdale House Hotel is a former Hunting Lodge in the Garden of Skye which has panoramic views overlooking the Sound of Sleat. Each bedroom is unique - some with Four Poster beds and all have colour television, telephone and en-suite bathrooms complete with fluffy bath towels and luxury toiletries. Our Chefs create mouthwatering menus using fresh local produce – seafood and game. The elegant lounge with roaring log fire is a perfect spot to relax and enjoy fine wines or malt whiskies. Exclusive daily sailing trips in the hotel’s private yacht are available from April to September. This is a romantic adventure which remains with you always.

Set overlooking the picturesque harbour in Portree, the island's capital, the Royal Hotel offers you a quiet relaxing retreat during your stay on Skye.

Recently refurbished we now offer new standards in comfort and style. So whether you are here to enjoy a holiday, visiting the island on business, or even looking for a different venue for a conference, the Royal Hotel has the facilities to suit the occasion.

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.

Located 3 miles south of Dunvegan, the Dunorin House Hotel has stunning views over Loch Roag to the Cuillins and beyond, situated within reach of some of the most spectacular walks and beautiful scenery that the North West of Skye has to offer. The hotel provides comfortable accommodation, and excellent home cooked food using the finest of local produce, complemented with a select wine list and a range of malt whiskies.

An ideal base for walkers, photographers, birdwatchers and wildlife enthusiasts.