The food, service, and surroundings were all excellent. Salmon, mussels, and potato leek soup were…read moreoutstanding. Raspberry soufflé was life changing. They said they got a new chef about 4 months ago so perhaps that's the reason for the previous bad reviews. Do not hesitate coming here. We are going back tomorrow night!

Stopped by for the lunch on the way to isle of Skye. Good…read morelocation and nice cozy place to eat.

very disappointed. Booked on line to include a dinner and breakfast. Turns out their restaurant has…read morebeen closed and they send you nextdoor to a bar to eat. Their speciality bar also closed. They have no problem taking your money on line for something that is not available. Your money is nonrefundable. The rooms were expensive. You can't turn your heating on in your room. You need to wait till they turn on the hotel heater at night. NO elevator. You must carry luggage upstairs.

We were at the restaurant. Service was great. Meal was average. Think there are better places in…read morethe area.

Lovely accommodations with lovely service. Team works hard to make guest feel welcomed and…read morecomfortable. Bed is the yummiest! Dining is okay. Had a bad experience at the pub.

A superlative place for a quiet, romantic getaway. The staff are friendly, the selection of…read morewhiskies and gins is unbelievable (300 malts & 50 gins), and the hotel and grounds are gorgeous. We ate three nights in the hotel's dining room, and each was a splendid affair. Old-school service (amuse-bouche in the drawing room before "going through" to the dining room, and an ever-changing array of delightful dishes. We enjoyed local beef, venison, salmon, and some delectable desserts. Chef was very warm, and always came out at the end of dinner service to say hello and chat about the meal. There are dozens of activities to participate in courtesy of the hotel and surroundings. We took advantage of the landscape, and did two beautiful hikes along the lochs, and partway up one of the nearby mountains.

I'm hesitant to bring this beautiful, off the beaten path inn and restaurant to light, but for…read morethose of you brave enough to venture this far out, if you're kind and honest you will find a happy bartender and a host of future friends over a pint (or 6) of local draft or whatever you prefer. Glenelg Inn is a hotel and restaurant tucked away in a small town where the goats roam free, the Scottish accent is thick, and the tourists like yourself few and far between. There is a cozy fireplace, picnic tables to view the water, and affordable drinks to take the edge off of traveling. You're not going to find too many authentic experiences in the world these days, and eventually this place will be "discovered" too, which is my fault, but for the next few people who make the trip out here you are in for a treat!

I totally recommend staying at the Haven House. Lynn and her family were excellent hosts. They…read moreaccommodated us immediately after our reservation was made in error at another location. The beds are comfortable and the location fantastic. The morning buffet was the best I had in Scotland. I would definitely return and stay there again.

Our plan to stay in Isle of Skye fell through and we found this place with a last minute booking…read more The front desk staff was beyond helpful and aided with our last minute arrangements. They were so kind to upgrade us so we could have a better view of Skye! The hotel itself has a great view for sunsets and very cozy rooms. Definitely recommend for anyone visiting Mallaig!

Very good value, wonderful view, many vegetarian choices, outstanding whisky selection!read more

The Sandgrounder B&B is located a bit outside of Portree (Island of Skye) and it will take you a…read more20 min walk to and from the town centre. Nearby you will find a COOP where you can buy food supplies, but note that there are no other shops. If you are travelling without a car I would suggest you find accommodation nearer the town centre. The host and his wife are very nice and accommodating. The B&B offers 2 bedrooms: 1 single and 1 double/twin. In your bedroom you will find clean towels, a small TV, clean carpet and sheets, a wash basin, coffee and tea facilities. You are handed a key to the main door and room and can come and go when you like. Breakfast is served plenty and you can expect the full English breakfast or anything you order the night before. Just fill in the sheet, which is left in your room and request what you want for breakfast. This is a very nice and efficient idea. Why only 3*? Unfortunately you need to share the toilet and bathroom with other guests, you might not know. Also, the walls appear to be very thin and you can hear people talking downstairs or in the other room. Still, its a nice place to stay if you have a car and and do not mind sharing the bathroom.

I recently stayed with my boyfriend here while on holiday in Skye. The room was nice with a wash…read morebasin and free Wi-Fi and TV. The hosts were very helpful especially John who cooked us a great full English breakfast. The bathroom was shared with another room but this did not bother us as the place was very clean and tidy and the bathroom spotless. The place is about a mile from the local town of Portree and the setting is very beautiful. only took us about 15 minutes walk into the centre when going out one evening for food. By car it's only a couple of minutes. like I said we were impressed by how clean the place was and there were some great maps and local guide books which we could borrow. On the whole we enjoyed our stay very much and I'm going to give it a 4 :-) xx Kata

The premises are well maintained and beautiful. The owner, Barbara, is welcoming and full of…read morehelpful advice regarding the area. The glen itself is breathtaking and serendipitous, you won't hear anything except for the sheep, the birds and the odd car. The rooms are well furnished, the bed was comfortable and cozy, the showers are sparkling clean and packed with soaps, shampoos and lotions, and the water pressure is amazing, something not to be taken for granted in B&Bs. The full Scottish breakfast is, indeed, quite full. You get free-range eggs from the local hens, sausages and black pudding from the local butcher, jams, juices, fruit, yoghurt - everything you could think of. All in all, a great place to stay for a night or a few.