stayed at the Dunorin for 4 nights and found the owners to be extremely polite and helpfull and full of advise on local walks and places to go that we would never have found ourselves. The food was good and homely and served with a thing called a smile The rooms have recently been redecorated to a very high standard... More

I've titled this 'best place to stay in Dunvegan'. That doesn't mean it is but it looked the best place we saw. Most of the other places looked old, tired and a bit run down. the Hotel is just a bit out of the village on the southern side. It overlooks a small sea loch at the front with good... More

My husband and I were on Skye without a plan and found ourselves without a place to stay. The tourist board found this for us at roughly $150 a night. It was clean and neat and the breakfast was okay--just not worth the money we paid for it. I wonder if they knew rooms were scarce and jacked up the... More

A great little hotel! My fiance and I were married at Dunvegan castle in April and held our reception meal here. The dinner they prepared was fantastic! Our room was comfortable and clean, with a fantastic view and the best shower we found in all of Scotland. It was very quiet at night, and we loved the breakfast every morning.... More

I spent three days at Dunorin House and recommend it heartily to all my friends. The place was originally built to be a home for seniors, and its thick institutional-built walls have been softened by homey decorations. The McCleans are the current owners (not staff) and Alistair is the publican while Jean is the chef. They asked what I would... More

To be fair, this hotel was very clean and does have a nice view of Loch Roag. The staff was nice as well. However, the building is very flimsy. It feels like the floors and walls are made of cardboard. Every time someone walked down the hall, the floor and walls shake. It really seems more like a mobile home... More