If you are looking for luxury accommodation with great Highland Hospitality in Skye, then look no further than historic Skeabost House Hotel, a family owned boutique hotel, part of the Sonas Hotel...
Trent
United States
Beautiful hotel. Plenty of room for parking. Staff was very friendly. Assisted us with our bags to our room. Dinner was amazing, with great views. Breakfast was served in a separate room. Lots of options. Cold and hot items to choose from. Also, the perk for us is we were away from the crazy traffic/town. But this hotel was about 15 minutes away from Portree. So you are close to gift shops, Boots Pharmacy, and restaurants if needed. In Portree you will have to pay to park. We enjoyed our stay and would recommend to family and friends.
Overlooking Portree’s quaint harbour, this contemporary hotel serves fresh produce from Skye and the surrounding Scottish Highlands in its restaurant, Dulse & Brose.
Elvie
Philippines
We stayed at the cottage and the location is in the city center. Very close to the coop and walking distance to the nice viewpoints
In 15 acres of private grounds, this hotel boasts spectacular views over Portree Bay to the Cuillin Mountain range. It has an award-winning restaurant and a range of whiskies on offer.
Marmalade is grade “B” listed building, dating back to 1817. Boat and distillery trips depart from Portree and the rocky hill The Old Man of Storr is 7 miles away. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout.
John
Canada
The check inn was easy and staff helpful, Beautiful restaurant and all very close to the center of town. Yet quiet and away from the hustle.
Situated in Portree, 35 km from Dunvegan Castle, Bracken Hide Hotel features accommodation with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Ju Chin
Malaysia
The breakfast is the best part of the overall stay, with variety of choices. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The cabin is nice with heated flooring. Love the view from the cabin
With spectacular views across Portree Harbour, Coolin View Guest House is situated in Portree centre. There is free parking and free WiFi.
Lisa
United Kingdom
we stayed in room 10. It was a good size room, with a comfy bed and everything you need for a few days stay. The room was clean and well maintained. Checking in and out was simple and straight forward. The location is great and within a short walk of the local amenities. We would definitely stay here again.
Located in Portree in the Isle of Skye region, Radio Skye Pods features a balcony and mountain views. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
Martin
United Kingdom
Simple living but extremely comfortable and close to amenities
Located within 37 km of Dunvegan Castle in Portree, Rockview offers accommodation with seating area. Featuring sea and mountain views, this bed and breakfast also offers free WiFi.
Maggie
United Kingdom
Lovely rooms, great breakfast, very helpful hosts. There are some lovely welcoming touches.
We also had an evening meal, which was delicious!
In 15 acres of private grounds, this hotel boasts spectacular views over Portree Bay to the Cuillin Mountain range. It has an award-winning restaurant and a range of whiskies on offer.
Excellent views, a great room and excellent restaurant
Situated in Portree, 36 km from Dunvegan Castle, The Caledonian features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. The hotel has family rooms.
Excellent breakfast. Location in the middle of everything.
On the stunning Isle of Skye, with great views over Portree Harbour and the loch, The Royal Hotel has 2 restaurants specialising in local seafood dishes. The majority of its rooms offer sea views.
On average, 3-star hotels in Portree cost £219 per night, and 4-star hotels in Portree are £291 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Portree can on average be found for £426 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
We used Portree as our base for 2 days of photography tours...
We used Portree as our base for 2 days of photography tours of Skye. Portree had more to explore than we had time for in our plans. It was simple for us to get around on foot. We would welcome an opportunity to visit Portree again.
Tutt
Scored 10
10
Lovely port town with plenty to see and do!
Lovely port town with plenty to see and do!
Not the largest town and can be walked around quickly, but plenty of places to eat and local shops
Several walking routes around the surrounding hills provide amazing views of the area and coast
Boat tours from the harbour providing marine sightseeing including dolphins, whales and sea eagles
Worms
Scored 6.0
6.0
Quite a pretty town with exactly what you’d expect, or; gift...
Quite a pretty town with exactly what you’d expect, or; gift shops, cafe’s, etc. Not particularly large. Overlooks an inlet with individually painted cottages along the quay.
For a great lunch, go to Birch’s
Simon
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
As two senior ladies, we felt so comfortable walking around...
As two senior ladies, we felt so comfortable walking around Portree! The shopping was so different, independent shops including local crafts made each store a new experience. We loved the charity shop where we found original prints of gorgeous Skye locations!
Maxine
Canada
Scored 4.0
4.0
An absolute tourist trap without the infrastructure to...
An absolute tourist trap without the infrastructure to accommodate the numbers coming in. Not enough parking, difficult to get a restaurant table and nothing to see there anyway. All the tourist attractions in Skye are well beyond Portree. Avoid!
Ross
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Portree itself was pretty but it was totally crammed with...
Portree itself was pretty but it was totally crammed with tourists, tourist buses and motor homes so finding parking was very hard even in the long term carpark in quite a small town. Trying to get a decent sit down meal at lunchtime was very difficult as a lot of places didn’t open for lunch or if open were packed with long waiting times just to get seated. Even take away venues had very long queues. We didn’t venture out for evening meals as our hosts advised it was almost impossible to get a booking during peak holiday season
Staff are so friendly always smiling ,happy to help and very welcoming. Food downstairs in The Antlers Restaurant is lovely and helpings are good too
.Right in the central square of Portree with shops ,chemist ,pubs, cafes ,coffee shops, post office local buses, tour buses ,taxis etc just right out the front door of the hotel or a few minutes walk If you.
*Advise you to reserve your Dinner Table when making your booking .The restaurant is popular with Islanders and Holiday makers so it can be busy.
Wonderful family cottage near Portree; surrounded by nature. The room is superb. Everything well thought out in the smallest details. Homemade and well made breakfast. The hostess Georgia was extremely friendly and helpful. There would not be a better option. Place to park in the house and free of charge. Superior to many 4 and 5 star hotels I have stayed in Scotland.
What a beautiful hotel this is! It is in a stunning position outside Portree and on our two week road trip it was certainly one of the best places that we stayed. The room was beautiful with a lovely view of Portree harbour, the fixtures were immaculate and very new, the staff were very helpful and friendly and extremely accommodating.
The staff were surly and unfriendly. The hotel rate was exorbitant despite being in Portree. The beds were too soft and lumpy. The towels and teabags etc were not replenished due to lack of supplies and staff. Very disappointing considering the cost of rooms.
* Hotels in Portree are apparently booked even in the middle of October, so you don't have many choices. I picked this hotel because it offered a larger room than other hotels in the area.
* Lady at reception was somewhat helpful.
Frank
Canada
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