Situated in North West Skye and central to the village of Dunvegan, The Tables Guest House was built in 1896 and is a traditional one and a half height building positioned slightly elevated from the road, with wonderful views across Loch Dunvegan to MacLeod's Tables Mountains. With five comfortable and inviting bedrooms all located on the 1st floor, 4 of which are En-Suite with the 5th having a private bathroom. Some rooms have combed ceilings resulting with the rooms having to some degree restricted headroom. The Tables Guest House is the perfect place to base your holiday, and an excellent location to go out exploring this beautiful island, whether you are a walker, cyclist, hill climber or simply visiting for business or a relaxing break. All rooms are suitable for 2 adults only. We are unable to accommodate travel cots and none of the rooms are suitable for families. All rooms have free wi-fi, TV's, and a welcome tray comprising coffee, tea, biscuits and bottled water for your enjoyment. Guests have use of the reception area with Tea/ Coffee facilities and conservatory with views of Loch Dunvegan.

The village of Dunvegan sits at the head of Loch Dunvegan which stretches in from the The Little Minch, the body of water separating the Isle of Skye from the outer hebrides. To the North of the village is Dunvegan Castle, which is the oldest continuously inhabited castle in Scotland. The seat of MacLeod of MacLeod, chief of the Clan MacLeod has been there for over 800 years, and is just a 5-minute drive from the Tables. For a further 5 minute scenic drive you will reach the Coral Beach at Claigan with its combination of accessibility and white sand make it a very attractive option on a warm sunny day. The Talisker distillery is within a 20 mile 30 minute drive from The Tables Guest House. Dunvegan is now the main focal point for North West Skye with a few shops, post office, petrol station and places to eat and stay. The whole of Skye is easily accessable from The Tables Guest House and Dunvegan, with Sleat, Armadale and Tokavaig to the South. Elgol, Glenbrittle and Carbost to the South-West. Portree and Staffin to the east and Uig to the North.