My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our two night stay in our quiet and spacious room with a fine view out to sea. Greenbank was our favorite of five B&B's on Skye during our holiday there. Hazel is pleasant and accomodating, a good informative conversationalist, and inobtrusive. The food was good and parking was easy. It is worth noting that... More

We stayed here for one night based on the Tripadvisor reviews and had a great stay. Hazel is a lovely host and very welcoming and knowledgeable. The B&B itself is in a little village, a couple of miles beyond Stein which has a pub and restaurant. We stayed in the double room which was huge with a very comfortable bed,... More

We were warmly greeted on the Friday night of our stay by Hazel and settled in to the comfortable room quickly. Breakfast the next morning was at a time to suite us and food was delicious. Throughout our stay Hazel was always a pleasure to have a chat with and we learnt a lot about the local area. The views... More

we recently spent 4 nights with hazel and were looked after so well. nothing was too much trouble and her porridge was delicious! we had a huge room with wonderful views despite the weather! would thoroughly recommend staying here and also the Stein Inn down the road did great food at reasonable prices.

We stayed 4 nights at Greenbank B&B and we are happy to say that it has been one of the most pleasant stays that we have ever had in the world! The views from our bedroom and from the dining room were simply stunning! I don't think you can get anything better than this anywhere on the Isle of Skye... More

We spent 20 days in Scotland, staying in ten different B&B. The general level of Scottish hospitality is very high: all the rooms was clean, all breakfasts huge and tasty, all owners nice and knowledgeable. But Greenbank was our favourite one: the landscape in simply stunning, so quite and peaceful, at the end of a lonely and lovely single lane... More

We simply loved the Greenbank B&B and our 3-day stay on the Isle of Skye. It is in a sense at the end of the world -- 7 miles down a one-lane road on the Waternish peninsula of the Isle of Skye, not far from Dunvegan Castle, where one's ride is often interrupted by sheep and cattle crossing the road,... More