We spent a very enjoyable evening in this B&B. Nice decor, very clean and good sized rooms. The breakfast was too a good standard.

Only problem with our room was the beds, they were not level and we kept rolling out!

This hotel is a huge disappointment. Our family room was not up to scratch. The beds must have been 20 years old and had clearly seen better days. The room was also dirty. There were no towels which added insult to injury. The bathroom was a joke - it was basically a bit of partitioning thrown into the room which was nothing more than a corridor. Food - well if you like soup out of a tin then this is the place for you. The staff were clealry inexperienced. Thoroughly not recommended.

The Atholl House Hotel, in the lovely village of Dunvegan was a great find. Run by Peggy Morrison, who made our stay perfect in every way. The hotel obviously has recently been refurbished and the standard of the rooms is very high. Along with the views from the dinning room and bar it was a great place to watch the sunset with a glass of wine in hand safe from the the midges. Would recommend as a great base to tour the island from, knowing that a warm welcome waits for you on your return from your days sightseeing. Full Highland breakfast every morning was a must.++++

This hotel is vastly over priced. We stayed at the hotel over easter and were in what was classed as a Superior King room. The only servicing of the room was someone coming in and pulling up the covers on the bed. The rubbish was not cleared from the bin, the towels were not changed etc. At the price paid I would have hoped for some local produce and nice toileties etc, not so - breakfast was morrisons home brand, toiletires was a tiny palmolive soap to last us the weekend and no sign of a biscuit or alike to have with tea/coffee. The room was small and the bathroom tiny. There was no space in the room to store anything other than hanging space for shirts only. There were no hangers to hang trousers on.