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A family home turned hotel five decades ago, at the foot of Kinloch Hill on Loch Na Dal. Award-winning restaurant with local, seasonal cooking.
Official websitekinloch-lodge.co.uk→Historic house on a former private estate beside Loch Greshornish, run by a family. Rooms, a restaurant and afternoon tea in a quiet setting.
Official websitegreshornishhouse.com→Family-run four-star hotel in about fifteen acres of grounds above Portree Bay, facing the Cuillin. The town centre is a 10-minute walk away.
Official websitecuillinhills-hotel-skye.co.uk→Country house over 200 years old with a preserved Victorian interior, set in 20 acres of woodland garden in Portree. Open mid-April to mid-October.
Official websiteviewfieldhouse.com→Hotel set in former fishermen's cottages on Portree harbour front. En-suite rooms over three floors, no lift, and The Ridge restaurant.
Official websiterosedalehotelskye.co.uk→Family-run hostel in a former school for up to 27 guests: garden huts, shared or private rooms and a guest kitchen. Adults over 18 only.
Official websiteskyewalkerhostel.com→Climbers' hostel with 9 rooms (dorms and en-suite privates) overlooking Broadford Bay, run by the Skye Guides mountain company. Ages 16 and up.
Official websiteskyebasecamp.co.uk→MacLeod Estate campsite below the Cuillin, next to Loch Brittle beach: 160 pitches, café and laundry. Open April to mid-October; no Wi-Fi.
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