My wife and I stayed here because it was close to the Dunvegan Hotel, and after the Bonfire Night Fireworks, I didn't feel like driving back to Portree, so we stayed here. We arrived late and the staff was nice enough to delay the dinner service so we could get dinner; and the steak my wife got was rather good!... More

Im regularly over in skye and the west highlands and although the weather the past few days was awful, the meal at the dunvegan hotel was even worse... We opted to eat in the bar in front of the fire as the restaurant was empty, although being told off for putting a log on the fire we were still looking... More

We only dined at the hotel and didn't stay there, so I can't comment on the rooms. We called in at 4.30 pm and were met by a fairly friendly man who fitted us in for 7.45, telling us how lucky we were to get in without booking at least a day in advance. We arrived at 7.30 and went... More

Some previous harsh reviews might put some off but don't be. This is basic accommodation but provided its not a romantic weekend away in luxury that you want it should be fine. There were 5 of us that had spent 12 hours on motorbikes in the pouring rain so to get there and fine the radiators and shower were both... More

I have been a vistor to skye for some years and having read the reviews on the dunvegan hotel I thought I should say something of my experiences, I have eaten in many hotels and resturants on skye and found the dunvegan hotel to be one of the best in my price range, the food and staff are first class,... More

Whilst I can completely understand the previous reviews and the low ratings the restaurant here has got, I have to say our one course dinner was good. I was offered a number of different ways for my fish to be cooked and when it came it was very enjoyable. However the whole place is in a time warp right down... More

I have been a very regular visitor to Skye over the years and can easily say my worst ever experience of hospitality has been the Dunvegan Hotel. The reviewer who said this was stepping back to the 1970s had it spot on.  Attempting to get a meal was a challenge --- despite an empty restaurant I was turned away in... More

We ate dinner in this hotel while staying in Dunvegan. The lady behind the bar was rude from the start and made us feel awkward and unwelcome. I ordered 'Venison and pork sausage casserole'. This turned out to be 2 sausages in bisto gravy with a tiny portion of mash, for £10! When we complained, we were begrudgingly given an... More

Went for evening meal at this hotel as they advertise the restaurant to non residents (as we were staying in Dunvegan and places to eat are limited). Admittedly I didn’t pre book, however upon arrival the restaurant (which must seat 50 people?) was totally empty with just bar tables taken with some people eating food. I was rudely told by... More