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We have just returned from a 2 week trip around Scotland in our new campervan - a first for us. We visited the Isle of Skye and booked to stay at the campsite next door to the Balmacara Hotel for one night. We were well and truly ready for a nice meal, dressed up a bit (smart casual as the guidance suggested) and politely declined the suggestion that the onsite offering of food was good, simply because we wanted to sit at a table in a nice setting. So we arrived and asked for a table for two; we hadn't booked so the ladies in Reception looked at us ominously. Three bookings were no-show so they kindly offered us a table. We were very grateful and impressed - many thanks for that. The campsite 'blurb' suggested that the hotel offered good homemade food, so we didn't expect haute cuisine, just nicely cooked, tasty food. I was craving vegetables! We both had a starter - they were 'ok'- my smoked salmon starter was nicely presented. We had both ordered steak, which was priced at £29.95 (each) so we had pretty high expectations. in short, it was really poor - no taste and my partner's steak was really gristly (unfortunate for the chef that he is the fussier one when it comes to fat). It was served with chips and peppercorn sauce. No salad, no vegetables. The waitress hadn't offered veg or salad, so in my experience that often means that it will be served with one or other. in hindsight I should have asked but at that price, I thought a few frozen peas at least might have been served on my plate. The waitress took our plates and didn't seem too bothered about whether we enjoyed our meal or not. We decided to let it go. It was the most expensive meal we've had in a long time (we didn't have wine either - just a beer each) at £100. Then came the decider for me to write a review - the couple who sat next to us on another table for two, who were a little older than us, also had a starter and a main. i didn't look because I was always taught that it was rude to look at other people's food :-) A different waitress came to take their plates away after the main course; she asked if their food was alright. The gentleman beside me let her know that it was ”disappointing”, and was met with a comment along the lines of, ”well, I don't see any on the floor, so it must have been ok”, and walked away. The four of us sat there politely with eyes wide open. Obviously none of us will be returning - although we will be passing the door again. To campers, I recommend trying the food on the campsite - it looked really good - and always nice to support a small business. To the hotel, it felt like there was an element of 'it doesn't matter because they're tourists and we probably won't be back' - but wouldn't it have been nice if we could have told fellow campers on the various social media groups that we subscribe to just how lovely our meal was? There was a good crowd in the restaurant that evening - feels like easy money. we feel like we were 'had', as t

A nice enough hotel near the Skye Bridge. Booking in ok. Male reception fella was nice enough. Bar staff nice. We had a big room with big bathroom and walk in shower. Breakfast is buffet serve yourself. Car park out back and there is a door from there onto a long corridor to reception. It suited me but it's not an all singing all dancing gaff.

I really hate to write a bad review, but there was just so little to like about our stay at the Isle of Skye Guest House. I chalk this up to me being a cheapskate and not understanding the Skye market, so DO YOUR RESEARCH. However, I will note that I saw quite a few similar facilities as we drove around the island -- a lot of tired looking inns that probably cost a pretty penny and were proudly displaying ”no vacancy” signs in early September. I started my search for lodging about 10 months in advance of our trip and quickly discovered that many options were already full, cost more than I wanted to pay, or both. So I ended up booking the Isle of Skye Guest House and there you have it. Read the other reviews -- they're all true. Our room was really small, had no storage space, and provided one of the worst beds I've slept on as an adult: the mattress was mushy, sagging, and thoroughly uncomfortable. The walls were thin, the windows old and single pane, and the bathroom so small you had to close the door before you could turn around. Worst of all, the shower flooded and we had to use all our towels to sop up the water. And, as others have noted: there's no staff on site. If I ever find myself staying on Skye again, it won't be here. It's not that it was terrible or unsafe or not clean -- it's just that it wasn't at all what I wanted or expected for the money spent. So spend more -- it'll be worth it!

We couldn't have been happier with this hotel! I was a bit hesitant to book here due to some negative reviews, but our experience couldn't have been more positive! I booked the Superior room, it was more than large enough for my husband and myself, and our adult son (the rooms were separated by a 4 or 5 step staircase, our son had the upper room, we had the lower). Beds and pillows were very comfortable, the rooms and bathroom were very clean! There is a fan provided in the room, thankfully, as I sleep with a fan on year round. The kind gentlemen at the desk even put one together for my son to use, much appreciated! The breakfast was fabulous, and the woman serving us each morning was an absolute delight! All of the staff members were kind, warm, and friendly! The bar downstairs is a comfortable place to hangout for the evening, there were mostly locals in there, lovely people, great conversations! I do highly recommend this hotel!

We thoroughly enjoyed our 2-night stay at Duisdale House Hotel. Our room was comfortable and very accommodating. The dining room food and service were excellent and the staff really stand out. Special thanks to Sarah, Neal, Laura, Clara, Dominic, Ishbel, and the young dark-haired man who assisted waiting on our table but whose name we didn’t confirm. I can’t recall a hotel where the staff is so well cross-trained on various roles - it’s truly impressive. If you’re planning to be on the Isle of Skye and need a relaxing place to stay, you will love this place.

Since we first went to Skye 50 years ago and then returned a couple of times, we have wanted to stay at the Hotel Eilean Iarmain. This year we did and loved it. Our sort of small, Victorian hotel. Lovely staff, excellent service and food, beautiful views. We stayed at the end of 10 days of pretty wet weather but our two days there were perfect and the Harvest moon was magnificent, drawing everyone out out of the hotel to watch its rise. All the guests were chatty ( many from North America ) and we had some good conversations. Surprised that the bar menu was the same as the main restaurant, and the same price - unusual, it's usually simpler and less expensive. The bar atmosphere was great though. Good spirits & gift shop attached. If it wasn't two day's drive from Buckinghamshire we'd stay regularly! Nick & Diana C.