**Avoid this place.** The room was tiny and stiflingly hot, with zero space to store anything. The…read morehouse rules were odd and overly strict, but the worst part by far was the shower situation. The water would either come out scalding hot or freezing cold -- no in-between -- and trying to adjust it could easily burn you. It took a long time to get a manager involved, and when she finally arrived, she was incredibly dismissive. Instead of helping, she blamed us for "not knowing how to use Scottish showers," which made no sense -- we had just stayed at a nearby hotel with no issues. She then proceeded to lecture us and insisted that *everyone* should be comfortable with the preset water temperature *she* had chosen for the entire motel. Totally unacceptable. Not worth the money or stress. -

The cottage is very pretty and in good condition having only been in operation for 2 years…read more Unfortunately, it promises far more than it is. In order to keep it as new, the manager welcomes you with a lot of rules. In addition to a surveillance camera that reacts with a motion detector - i.e. is always switched on - you are filmed every time you enter and exit the main door the main . The rooms are tiny and low. The two attic rooms are not recommended for people taller than 165 cm. In addition, it is extremely warm in the upper rooms, which was mentioned as a precautionary measure and is to be accepted. You are not allowed to wear shoes in the house, you cannot eat anything warm in your room, the breakfast offer is extremely limited and you are watched by the manager while you are having breakfast, which creates an extremely unpleasant atmosphere. Smoking is only allowed in the parking lot opposite. There was no hot water the first night but was then fixed. So unfortunately a disappointment.

I spent a long while in Dornie. Most of my time in the Highlands, I stayed at the Schoolhouse…read more You wouldn't believe how accommodating and pleasant everyone is here. The owner runs the tearoom and B&B and has a few helpers here and there. There are I believe, 4 room options. Two of the rooms can accommodate small families and the others are very quaint, perfect for a couple. All of the rooms have their own bathrooms, and are extremely spacious. I stayed in the room upstairs, I believe it was Room 4, and it had a queen bed and a twin bed with the best bathroom ever! What's great about this B&B, is that you can bring your own groceries in (and purchase them down the street at the local shop), and the owner provides a big kitchen all exclusively for her guests. Some people may not like this, as they expect prepared food service. But the woman who works there provides milk, cereal, bread and butter AND she has the tearoom connected to the B&B. The scones are all homemade by her, which are to die for, and has the best pastries I've ever had. They also have a barista there as well. The coffee is sublime and nothing like what people have these days. She grinds the coffee beans and has plenty of options for the perfect cuppa jo. There are also tons of options to choose from as far as tea goes as well! Once you have all of your necessities for your day, if the weather permits, you can sit out on the front of the property, and enjoy the scenic view of the loch. Along with the tearoom, joint with it is a gallery. The owner loves to showcase other artists from around Scotland and sell their work in the gallery. Please have a look at her website and see what there is to offer! She is also on facebook! The price is a smidge high for a stay, but you won't regret it and it's the best price for the area you'll be in. You are literally a 7 minute walk from Eileen Donan Castle and an even shorter walk to the Clachan (Dornie's adorable little pub). I could go on for about 5 more pages on why this is the best B&B in that area but I won't. If you're visiting the castle or just making a pit stop in Dornie, please go to the Schoolhouse Dornie!

We didn't actually get to stay here but I wanted to leave a great review because Kevin was so great…read moreduring the whole booking process. Today I had to cancel my booking due to lost luggage and a change of plan. Kevin was absolutely fabulous and understanding. Reading the other review I really wish I could have stayed there. We will definitely try and go there in the future.

The view from our window! We loved staying here, a comfy room with a view, a great breakfast, and…read morevery friendly hosts. Everything was walking distance and we would definitely stay here again.

What a pleasant stay in this Guest house!! It was very easy to find - only 300m something away from…read morethe train station. The owner was very friendly, not all rooms were busy that night. I was staying with my mother at the only twin room. That room is sharing a bathroom outside the room with another guest room. Luckily, the other room was empty and we had the option of taking a bath in big bathtub! We could see the port from the window, but I'm sure the other rooms would have better view as per the website photos. There was only one funny smell when entering the room, not sure why, and forgot to mention to the owner. The breakfast was really good!! Served porridge ourselves from a slow-cooker that was available in the dining area, keeping it warm for everyone. Glass jars for water with ice, juice served in glass jars, good strong coffee. Neither me or my mother are big fans of the black pudding, but the one they had was so tasty. I loved the sun rising on top of the hill opposite of the guest house - some warm before the hail that followed that day! Would I go back? Yes, to try one of the other rooms though!

If you're visiting Skye - stay here!! The accomodation is truly top notch, and if you can take…read moreadvantage of the dinners that Neil can provide - I thought he was a professional chef! The house itself is unique and modern and Skye is stunning. Neil is a good host who is prepared to share his knowledge. Oh yes, and the bedrooms back on to the beach!

This place is lovely. Slightly out of the way of the…read moreroundabout, which makes you question the positioning, but the view you get over breakfast? Yeah, I totally understand! B&B main judgement bar for me? Tea and coffee facilities. Great, with tea, coffee, hot chocolate, all clean, bathroom is lovely and modern, excellent shower, fluffy, nice smelling bath robes (great after you've been a tit and just thrown yourself in the fairy pools in the autumn rain). Big, gentlemen style, green leather sofas to cosy up on in the lounge area with a night cap, super comfy beds, all well equipped and well kept. On top of the breakfast view, the food is great. I had the Blairdhu Cairn, black pudding and poached egg balanced on top of tatty scone. Fruit, yoghurts, cake, cereals and your standard fare to help yourself to too, with nice jams and marmalades as well. There are tellies in the room and in the room for breakfast with the news on, free wifi, and ample parking. I intend to go to skye again soon, because I love it, and I want to see the dinosaur footprints they discovered, practically immediately after we got back, and I would happily stay here again when I do.

Blairdhu House is a high-end B&B near the Skye Bridge, less than a half mile walk from the Kyleakin…read moreVillage restaurants. The property has 6 rooms and is situated on a large elevated spacious lot with plenty of parking and free Wi-Fi. Guests enjoy a gorgeous view from the guest lounge/breakfast room and from some guest rooms. The double room was nicely decorated, it had a large comfortable bed with reading lights on either side and a duvet with high-quality linens. Amenities included robes (aka dressing gowns), hair dryer, in-room tea and flat screen TV. The modern bathroom featured a stall shower (with plenty of hot water) fluffy towels, shampoo/bath gel and a vanity with space for your toiletries. Our room did not have a view but was quiet and private, the large window faced the side garden. The breakfast options include a full Scottish breakfast as well as many other healthy choices to suit all tastes, service was friendly and efficient. Our host Fiona was helpful and welcoming. She accepts cash or credit card (with a small additional fee of ~3%).

The view was and location were best part. It's a pub, hotel and restaurant. It's very small. Our…read moreroom was small we were in room 7 the slope in the roof makes walking about in the dark dangerous. Im short and still slammed my head every night. Bathroom was worse than in a camper. Shower door kept falling off and was size of phone booth with awful water pressure. We had called ahead to ask for sheet since no ac but they acted like they didnt know what a sheet was and gave us 2 duvets. Definitely don't stay in room 7.

We walked in when they opened, resection not required, and the dining room quickly filled up for…read moredinner! The menu had something each of us enjoyed- and we enjoyed pesto pasta, scallops, monkfish, and drinks Guinness, Strongbow Cider and cold water. Dessert was an English favorite-sticky toffee pudding. All were great dishes, although perhaps ordering more scallops would have been smart! The pudding was rich, flavorful and a new taste treat for 2 of our group - so good. Service was fast, meals were fresh and hot. We enjoyed our dinner

The Sinclairs are great hosts!…read more PROS: -For a B&B, the rooms are quite large! And clean! -For a B&B, the bathroom is quite large! And clean! -For a B&B, very strong strong Wifi! -Excellent breakasts! Customized to your liking. -Free Parking CONS...just one: its about a 8-10 minute walk into the town center. After the first day, we decided to drive into town for dinner. So if you plan on getting drunk at the pubs, take a taxi back. Alcohol limit is only .035 in Scotland! At £80/night for two, I'd definitely stay here again!

Great hosts and accommodations. The Sinclair's are super friendly and very helpful in making…read morerecommendations of places to go and things to do. The rooms were very nice and accommodating. The breakfast was wonderful with lots of fresh fruit. Also enjoyed the short walk to town center which was very picturesque. Definitely recommend.

Absolutely fabulous in every way. Lovely, modern home with clean, well appointed, spacious rooms…read more There's Wi-Fi! Gracious, friendly hosts. Some of the best food we ate in the UK was served here. Breakfast served in the conservatory with incredible views of the area was absolute magic. We're coming back in May and can't wait.

Aird Hill has a fantastic location in Badachro, and is the best bed and breakfast I have ever had…read morethe joy to stay in. Gordon and Vanessa, the family and the pets were all a pleasure to meet and spend some time with. A wonderful breakfast with stunning views over Badachro left us feeling refreshed after our short weekend break. Next time we are staying longer...

Fabulous bed and breakfast in Fort William. The accommodations are all en suite. The hostess is…read morevery friendly, the rooms are very clean, and the bathrooms are spacious. Restaurants are within walking distance, and breakfast at The Grange was delicious. There is also free wifi.