The Best Isle of Skye Pub Accommodation

spacious rooms, luxuriously appointed, and casual fine dining, add up to a memorable stay, at this renovated, 16th century hunting lodge

in a picturesque harbour location in the south of Skye, enjoy great food here and scenic views from charming rooms, some with four poster beds

the beautiful location on the shores of Loch Na Dal, award-winning food and the luxurious rooms all make this hotel one of Skye's finest

feast on seafood from the catch of the day in this stylish hotel featuring cool interior design and an enviable position overlooking the harbour

take a ferry ride to a luxury B&B in the interesting setting of a whisky distillery on an island, with inspiring views over to the Isle of Skye

dating from the early 1800s and one of Skye's earliest inns, now offering comfortable, well-presented rooms and serving Scottish cuisine

a comfortable, traditional hotel with a rich heritage - has links to Bonnie Prince Charlie - offering well-appointed rooms, some with sea views

comfortable hotel set overlooking Broadford Bay to mountains beyond, rooms are decorated in colours that feature in the Drambuie tartan

traditional, charming, waterside inn featuring cosy, homely guest rooms with no TVs and a restaurant serving locally caught seafood

in a superb location with views over the Cuillin Hills and scenic walks on the doorstep; relax with a wee dram or home-brewed ale in the bar

boasting stunning views across Broadford Bay, this contemporary inn offers airy rooms and a restaurant specialising in locally caught seafood

enjoy being in the heart of Portree, overlooking the square, in this refurbished Victorian hotel with smart rooms, good food and a lively bar

quietly situated in Portree, this refurbished B&B has simply furnished modern rooms, friendly staff and spacious communal areas

set in woodlands this peaceful hotel has an exceptional location with magnificent sea views and very fine regional dishes in the restaurant

a quaint family-run hotel on Portree's harbour front, overlooking the bay, has a range of comfortable rooms, several with four poster beds

this hotel, one of the oldest on the island, dating from the 1600's, enjoys panoramic Kyle of Lochalsh views; rooms are homely and comfortable

well-located for the Skye Bridge, this welcoming hotel has traditionally decorated rooms with tartan touches and a sociable bar and restaurant