We will always try and reserve the best possible accommodation for your self-guided walking holiday in the Isle of Skye. We use carefully selected B&B's, Guest Houses and Hotels in all of our packages and each one will provide you with a uniquely Scottish atmosphere and a warm Highland welcome.

We have described 2 of our favourite places to stay in this area below just to give you an idea of the accommodation we use for this package.

Please let us know when you make your enquiry whether you would prefer Standard or Premium accommodation.

Standard Option

Set in 2 acres of grounds on the outskirts of Portree, your Guest House accommodation was originally built in the 19th Century as a Church of Scotland manse. It has now been sympathetically restored to provide luxurious and spacious en-suite accommodation which enjoys panoramic views of the Cullins, The Old Man of Storr and Portree Bay.

All bedrooms are furnished in a contemporary style

with comfortable beds and seating with lots of pictures and ornaments to make you feel at home. The large residents lounge is an ideal place to relax with a complimentary glass of sherry in the evening or during one of Skye's occasional inclement days!

Premium Option

Our Premium option is a wildly romantic Hotel in a magical setting, nestling at the foot of Kinloch Hill on the tranquil shoreline of the sea-loch Na Dal in Sleat. Authentic, charming, and discreetly luxurious this hotel is steeped in heritage and history, exemplifying all the traditions of highland hospitality with its engaging, informal atmosphere and a welcome every bit as warm as the log fires ablaze in every hearth.

All guest bedrooms are individually decorated with wonderfully comfortable superking-size beds, dressed with crisp Egyptian cotton sheets, cosy lambswool blankets, and piles of plump pillows.

As the home of one of Scotland’s favourite cooks, your Hotel is also famed for its marvellous food. Guests feast on outstanding produce from Scotland’s rich seasonal larder including local poultry, game and shellfish, hot-smoked salmon from South Uist, and Buccleugh Estate beef. This very special and personal Hotel really is a world apart, and offers somewhere to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday modern life, combining both the ambience of a civilised private house with the peace and seclusion of a wilderness retreat.