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Duisdale House Hotel is an award winning, family run boutique hotel on Skye’s Sleat Peninsula. With stunning views over the sea to the mountains beyond, this Victorian Mansion has 22 chic bedrooms, cosy lounge with log fire and patio for alfresco dining. The stylish, dog friendly bar is well stocked with local gins & whisky. With 2 AA Rosettes for Read more...

This self-catering studio was designed to provide you with the optimum view across the Sound of Sleat towards the mountains of Knoydart. You look over Knock Castle and will often see boats plying the sound. The Studio is attached to the main house but you have your own entrance and private decking. It is also designed to cater for the majority of disabilities. Read more...

Skye Lair is a five star, self catering home for four with a minimal yet cosy ambience. Clad in local larch wood and elegantly appointed, Skye Lair includes everything you need to cocoon yourself in Scottish Scandi luxury. Set amidst stunning scenery on the Sleat Peninsula (known as the ‘Garden of Skye’), panoramic windows make the most of mesmerising, ever Read more...

Toravaig House is an award-winning family run hotel. Nestling on the hillside, just 10 minutes from Armadale Ferry, Toravaig is the ideal base to explore Skye. This 11 bedroom Hebridean Gem creates an intimate home from home feeling. Wake up to amazing views, enjoy leisurely breakfasts, and cosy evenings by the fireside with a glass of local malt. Torabhaig Distillery Read more...

Kinloch Lodge is a historic destination hotel and restaurant on the Isle of Skye off the north west coast of Scotland. Our family-run hotel combines the relaxed comfort of highland hospitality with world-class food.  Our mission is to give our guests an unforgettable experience, to feed the body and soul. Kinloch Lodge is a special place. It is somewhere to Read more...

Fìor Sgeir Cottage is a light, bright, modern holiday home on Sleat, the ‘garden of Skye’, in the Scottish Highlands. It is easily reached from the mainland via the Skye Bridge or the Mallaig-Armadale Ferry. Designed for two people with a comfortable, restful interior and far-reaching mountain and sea views, the cottage provides the perfect haven for unwinding from life’s Read more...

In an idyllic position by the water with magnificent views overlooking the picturesque bay to the Lighthouse of Isle Ornsay, Hotel Eilean Iarmain captures the spirit of enchantment that belongs to the Hebrides. People have been coming here for over a hundred years, drawn by a love for the landscape of this Hebridean Island, its geology, botany, ornithology, history, culture Read more...

Situated in the pretty village of Ardvasar, overlooking the waters of the Sound of Sleat and the majestic hills of mainland Knoydart beyond, The Inn at Àird a’ Bhàsair is one of the oldest inns on Skye. The only hotel within walking distance of the Mallaig to Armadale ferry, make your visit an authentic “over the sea to Skye” trip Read more...

West Cottage looks out over the Sound of Sleat and the ruins of Knock Castle, with stunning views towards the Knoydart peninsula. An old croft-house, the cottage was comprehensively restored and updated to modern standards in 2010 and a large living-room was added. The accommodation, which sleeps six, comprises living-room with wood-burning stove, kitchen/diner with Neff oven, washing machine and Read more...

Six cosy holiday lodges next to Armadale Castle Gardens enjoying fantastic views to the Sound of Sleat and Knoydart. Each lodge is well equipped with everything you need for a comfortable stay (WiFi included).  Great for families, groups or couples, the accommodation is Visit Scotland 4 star accredited and open all year. Guests enjoy free entry to Armadale Castle, Gardens Read more...

Barabhaig is a very well appointed detached stone cottage which has a wonderful position on the shore of Camas Croise Bay on the Sleat peninsula in the south-eastern corner of Skye. Just a 20 minute drive south of the Skye Bridge and 15 minutes drive north of Armadale where the car-ferry arrives from Mallaig and ‘The Road to the Isles’, Read more...

Off the Hill B&B offers a friendly and relaxed environment and a great location to base yourself during your stay on Skye. With two king-double rooms (both ensuite) with tv (with firestick), tea & coffee, home-baking, toiletries, hair-dryer and sofa; there is also a lovely dining room with wonderful views to enjoy whilst taking breakfast before you make you way Read more...

South Skye Motorhome Park is located at An Crùbh in the South End of Skye. We have 5 pitches for caravans and motorhomes. Each pitch includes an electric hook up with fresh water available. For a small extra charge, we also have grey and black waste disposal. The Motorhome Park is available from February – November. You can book online below. If Read more...

Ceòl a’ Chuain Longhouse is a beautifully bright and modern architect-designed house in a superb location right on the sea shore in ‘the garden of Skye’ as the Sleat peninsula is known. Situated in the tranquil bay of Camus Cross the house has a whole wall of windows which exploit the stunning, ever-changing views across the Sound of Sleat to the hills Read more...

The Old Croft House has an open fire in the living room and an electric heating system throughout the house keeping it warm and cosy. The kitchen is fully equipped with fridge, freezer, oven, microwave and washing machine. Other facilities include free wifi, TV, DVD and Bluetooth Speakers, bath with electric shower, hairdryer & iron. A cot and highchair are Read more...

A warm and friendly welcome to our home in the Garden of Skye. Morar is a large, inviting house with it’s own croft running down to the seashore. Our south-facing terrace and guest lounge have expansive sea views over the Sound of Sleat to the sands of Morar. We have four comfortable ensuite guest rooms: a family, double, twin and Read more...

Coachman’s Quarters is a newly converted, bright and airy cottage in Toravaig, Teangue, on South Skye’s Sleat Peninsula, also called the Garden of Skye. Two double bedrooms, lead off the self catering, open plan kitchen and living room. The shared bathroom features a bath and overhead shower. The cottage is cosy, well insulated, with electric heating and washing machine. There Read more...

Named after the heroine of the 1745 rebellion, Flora Macdonald, the hostel has welcomed visitors to the Sleat peninsula and Skye for more than 20 years. We are a small independent traditional hostel in the lovely village of Kilmore close to the Armadale ferry. We might be one hour drive from the main village of Portree, but our stunning views Read more...