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"What a lovely gem to luck into : close to the isle 0f Skye ( just over the bridge ) but well placed , quiet and proudly Scots ( great tartan i go in the corridor walls ). We hopped over the bridge for a meal then relaxed in the super clean rooms . There’s a great guest sitting room with lots of squishy sofas but we were too tired to enjoy . However , huge five stars to the breakfast ; ‘ full Scottish ‘ plus great tasting fruit salad and selection of breads , cereals etc Would absolutely stay string "

"Very easy check in as it is done via email. Nice property."

"Comfortable room and great views. The area smells like heaven. The only downside was the elevator was out and we had 4 flights of stairs."

"Loved our room. Very clean. Staff was wonderful and bery friendly."

"Very clean and staff was friendly. Restaurant offerings good option. Room was excellent. "

"Very nice stay at the Uig hotel,hotel is faultless ,very nice meals and the staff make you very welcome, we'll come back and stay again in the very near future "

"I had an excellent stay at the Sligachan Hotel. The hotel is steps away from breathtaking scenery for walking or hiking and a quick bus/car ride to Portree for shopping and dinner. Martin, the manager, was so helpful and kind. He drove my friend and I from Portree to our train because the bus schedule that day was not aligning well with our train schedule and morning activities. He also gave us great tips on the best things to do on the Isle of Skye and made sure that all of the guests were enjoying their stay. The breakfast was high quality - I loved the smoked salmon and eggs and the fresh fruits and yogurts. The receptionists were always friendly and helpful whenever we had any questions. I would recommend the Sligachan hotel to anyone who wants a comfortable stay right near the Cuillian Mountains and a quick commute to Portree."

"Convenient location, off road parking, helpful staff, great food. Definitely recommended."

"Great location and the view "