"This community run hotel links to a bar and restaurant and is the centre of local community life. Beautiful view and helpful staff. WiFi does not work at all in some rooms."
"We had a lovely stay. The hotel has been nicely renovated and you can tell they have paid attention to the small details. We especially liked that they provided The Scottish Fine Soaps Company toiletries, which was a nice touch.
As we had an early ferry to catch the next morning, the hotel thoughtfully prepared a takeaway breakfast for us the night before. It included fresh fruit, yogurt, handmade cheese and pickle bread, snacks, and sparkling water. It was really convenient and much appreciated. Great service and highly recommended."
Drumgarry - Skye house with breathtaking sea views.
10/10 Excellent
"The location of the property is a little difficult to find but once there the views are incredible. Large kitchen area, spacious home was great for our party of 4. Could have used some basic items that travelers don't usually carry like paper towels or napkins, and a dust broom/pan to tidy up after ourselves. Property was disappointing on arrival as it was extremely overgrown with weeds and grass, however after mentioning it to the host it was taken care of the following day by the time we returned from our day around the island. Overall slightly disappointed with first impression but was worth it for the location."
Beautiful Old Croft House in the Isle of Skye with great sea views
10/10 Excellent
"The Old Croft House was a delight. Beautifully clean in stunning surroundings, this lovely house has everything you need for a wonderful holiday. We saw seals, deer, eagles, otters and made friends with the cows in the neighbouring field. The road in from Armadale is twisty and care is needed.The Armadale Store is well stocked and Armadale Castle, Cafe and Gardens are a lovely place to spend an afternoon. The Aird of Sleat is remote but not isolated - there are plenty of neighbouring cottages- but do allow for extra travel time to drive to other places on the island- narrow roads with passing places, as well as sheep and cows on the road, do slow you down. The beach at the Point of Sleat is stunning, and well worth the walk there. Travelling back to the mainland on the ferry to Mallaig is straightforward and be sure not to miss the Hogwarts Express travelling over the Glenfinnan Viaduct. Our week in the Old Croft House was unforgettable. Thank you to the hosts for sharing their wonderful cottage."
Learn about the local history of Isle of Rum when you spend time at Norse Mill and Kiln. Stroll along the rocky beaches or discover the area's northern light views.
Kinloch Castle is just one of the places to see in Kinloch, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Stroll along the marina or discover the area's northern light views.
Bullough Mausoleum is just one of the places to see in Isle of Rum, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's mountain views and temples.
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