Featuring a garden, The Bunkhouse is set in Applecross. Among the facilities at this property are a shared kitchen and a shared lounge, along with free WiFi throughout the property.
With traditional rooms and a cosy bar, this hotel offers free parking and fine dining. The Kyle Hotel is situated in the Kyle of Lochalsh, the gateway to the Isle of Skye.
David
United Kingdom
Friendly reception staff who were most helpful in getting me and my partner, who has limited mobility, installed in a suitable room, which had been refurbished recently. Good buffet breakfast. Also a good dinner menu, well cooked and well served. Ample free parking behind the hotel.
Isle of Raasay Distillery in Raasay has 4-star accommodation with a shared lounge, a restaurant and a bar. Boasting luggage storage space, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.
Tigh an Eilean Hotel has a shared lounge, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Shieldaig. The property is non-smoking and is situated 46 km from Victoria Falls. At the hotel, each room has a desk.
Richard
United Kingdom
Beautiful location, friendly staff and delicious food!
Close to the Skye Bridge in Kyleakin village, the Kings Arms dates back to the 1600s and has panoramic views across Kyle of Lochalsh to the mainland.
Kathryn
Germany
Perfectly situated on the shore road in Kyleakin with views over Loch Alsh to Kyle on the mainland and of the nearby Skye Bridge. Very pleasant, friendly staff - thank you for making my stay so special.
I had a single room with a view out over the Loch. It was compact but had everything I needed for my 2 night stay. Very clean and everything in good condition. Comfortable bed. The room was relatively quiet despite the large bus groups staying in the hotel. Good, self-service breakfast.
I came by train from Inverness via Plockton to Kyle and then hopped on a local bus just one stop over the bridge to Kyleakin. The bus stop is just a short walk away from the hotel with services to other parts of the Isle of Skye, Kyle of Lochalsh and also long distance buses to Fort William and Glasgow. Some buses even stop right at Eilean Donan castle - just make sure you keep an eye on the return bus times.
Apart from the Hotel bars and restaurant there are a few places locally which you can reach on foot. Important to book in the evening, wherever you choose.
Kyleakin is a pretty village with a working harbour and there are castle ruins nearby which you can also visit. Or take a walk along the beach for closer views of the bridge.
Offering a garden and lake view, Lochalsh View, Kyle, 1 Mile to Skye is set in Kyle of Lochalsh, 14 km from Eilean Donan Castle and 36 km from Museum of the Isles.
Maxine
United Kingdom
Only stayed 1 night but can honestly say if we were ever in Kyle we would not hesitate to stay here again. Glenn responded promptly to our queries and was extremely helpful, allowing us to leave our bags at the house after checkout. (Thank you). Shared facilities were not an issue. Lots of useful information and plenty of little extras provided for a comfortable stay in an excellent location.
Set in Kyleakin, within 2.9 km of Kyle of Lochalsh and 17 km of Eilean Donan Castle, Isle of Skye Guest House offers accommodation with a garden and free WiFi as well as free private parking for...
Peter
United Kingdom
Nothing apart from it being in walking distance in to Kyleakin to get a drink and a meal at Saucy Marys .
Located a short drive from the Isle of Skye, Ardenlea offers comfortable bed and breakfast accommodation. Private off road parking is available to guests, and free WiFi is accessible throughout.
Dalene
South Africa
Very nice, clean and a nice size. Lovely hosts and a lovely breakfast
Nothing to dislike. Applecross Inn served good food .
Nothing to dislike. Applecross Inn served good food .
I took the pass road in. Magnificent experience but not for the faint hearted.
The coastal road was also magnificent scenery which you could take time to enjoy.
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Amazing views, especially on the Applecross pass.
Amazing views, especially on the Applecross pass. Take a drive around the coastal route covering the entire peninsula which has some beautiful places. Take a minute to stop at the view points, get out of your vehicle and walk into the wilderness. Enjoy the breath taking views. Applecross has a few amazing places to stay (like Hartfield House), and to eat (like Applecross Walled Garden).
Shyam Reyal
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Lovely, a dream, it's look like Anne of the green gables...
Lovely, a dream, it's look like Anne of the green gables village. You can move around from an attraction to another by walking on a wooden path with deer on sight. The local community is really active and always ready to organize special activities and services for tourists too. The walled garden restaurant is unique and full of surprises.
Lucia
Italy
Scored 10
10
Applecross was a remote heaven!
Applecross was a remote heaven! Not too busy at this time of year, lucky enough we were to have a gorgeous weather. Weve enjoyed walking around the loch and watched the cows. We had a lovely fish an chips as well as a couple of pints at the fish and chips shack. We will come back!
MathildeScot
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
For the not experienced driver it might be a bit scary to...
For the not experienced driver it might be a bit scary to arrive at this lovely village with their beautiful beach and views over the hills. The Applecross Inn is a legend; mind you closed on the Tuesdays. If you’re there and you have to cooke for yourself get enough shopping in as there’s only one tiny shop what does only have the necessary goods. There’s an estate with the famous Scottish Highland Coos grazing. Do not forget the photograph gallery, a small cottage a wee bit outside town, worthwhile a visit. Coffee is for free but you might loose a bit of money as the photos shown are all for sale and definitely worthwhile.
Yvonne
Netherlands
Scored 6.0
6.0
Beautiful area & setting.
Beautiful area & setting. Great facilities for a hostel, especially kitchen. Bit of a long trek to village by foot, but ok if good weather.
We stayed in room 10, this is ok for a one night stay, but if it is a longer trip then make sure you are not in any of these rooms if you want sleep. Right next to toilets & people are in & out all night. Also above kitchen & you can hear every word & noise, people in here very early & until late at night. No notice taken of times to be quiet & no one on site to enforce this after 21.00.
Penny
United Kingdom
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