Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Portree.
A unique
location in the centre of Portree the
''Capital of Skye'', directly on Portree
Harbours' waterfront, with spectacular
views towards the Isle of Raasay, and Ben
Tianavaig.
All bedrooms are en-suite with TV and hospitality
tray. Most with direct sea views. Prices include a
full Scottish Breakfast. The guest house also has
a residents lounge in which to sit and relax, read
a good book or catch up with what's going on in
the world on the widescreen TV.
Portree is home to a variety of museums,
gallery's, restaurants, and tourist attractions as
well as a good selection of shops and
supermarkets. A holiday on Skye will be one to
remember with a host of activities catering for
all tastes, ages and background. Whether you are
an adrenaline addict seeking the thrills of
climbing, scrambling and mountain biking or are
looking for a more relaxing and peaceful vacation
full of history, quality food & drink and culture,
Skye has something to offer everyone all year
round and the Pink Guest House provides an
excellent base.
For further information on this guesthouse in
Portree, Isle of Skye, see our website.
Price: From £30 to £35 per person per
night Rooms: 1 Single, 4 Doubles, 2 Twin, 4
Family - a total of 11 En-suite Accommodation Type: Guest House
Quiraing - stands in its
own well tendered garden and just a 4 minute
walk to the town. Bedrooms are bright and airy
with full en-suite facilities including
tea/coffee making equipment and fridges.
Comfortable lounge with TV and
attractive dining room for that hearty
breakfast! Comprehensive Scottish breakfast menu
including porridge, fish and vegetarian dishes.
Totally non-smoking. All rooms are ground floor
with limited facilities for disabled guests. Car
parking for all rooms at rear of building.
The Uig Hotel is family
run and an ideal base for touring the island or
catching the ferry to the Hebrides. Most of the
rooms have wonderful views over Uig Bay and Loch
Snizort. The hotel offers well appointed
facilities and friendly service and has been
awarded 3 star STB status.
The lounge bar has a good
selection of single malt whiskies as well as
local cask conditioned ales on tap. The Folly
Restaurant is a member of EatScotland and has
recently received a Taste of Local Food Highly
Commended award. The Folly Restaurant offers an
extensive menu which utilises locally sourced
produce as much as possible. Vegetarians as well
as people with food allergies are well catered
for.
Guest House accommodation in Portree! 'Greenacres'
is a modern cream coloured detached dormer
house.
Situated on a scenic Promontory at Portree.
Set in its own immaculately
kept grounds with outstanding views from the
lounge and conservatory over Portree Bay to the
Old man of Storr and Raasay. All bedrooms are
en-suite with some ground floor rooms. Each room
has television, tea/coffee making facilities.
Located right on the quay side at Portree. All
bedrooms look out onto the harbour and are
en-suite with central heating, colour TV and
tea/coffee making facilities. A warm Scottish
welcome is assured.
Price: From £30.00 per person Rooms: 2 Double, 2
Twin, 3 Family, 7 En-suite Accommodation Type: Hotel
The Urquhart Caledonian
Hotel makes an ideal base from which to explore
the romantic and picturesque island of Skye. All
bedrooms are en-suite with colour TV coffee/tea
making facilities, hairdryer and telephone.
The comfortable restaurant
serves cuisine based on local fresh produce.
Beautifully cooked bar lunches are also
available. The hotel is open all year. Ample
private parking. Most weekends feature live
music in the lounge bar. The hotel
has its own boat for sightseeing within the
area.
For complete details on this hotel in Portree,
Isle of Skye, see our website. Price: £40 - £50 per person Rooms: 4 Double, 2
Twin, 2 Family, 8 En-suite Accommodation Type: Hotel
- 4 Star apartments on the beautiful Isle of Skye - Free Wireless Broadband Access - LCD Satellite TV, CD and DVD player- Spectacular and Romantic Setting, abundant wildlife and walking- Apartments with Benefits of Hotels, B and Bs and Self Catering.- Lapto... more
Skeabost Country House sits majestically in its own extensive grounds at the edge of Loch Snizort. Surrounded by a challenging 9 hole, 18 tee golf course and bounded by its own river with testing salmon fishing. Skeabost is a hidden gem on this most spectacular of
Scotland's Islands. Individually designed suites, wonderful food and a spectacular setting will make your stay a truly memorable one.... more
The Cuillin Hills Hotel, Portree, on the famous Island of Skye enjoys some of the finest and most spectacular views from any hotel in Scotland. From the moment you arrive you cannot fail to appreciate the Highland setting of this hotel. Fifteen acres of mature private grounds overlook Portree Bay with magnificent views to the Cuillin Mountain range. The Hotel has been awarded many accolades including the RAC Blue Ribbon award for the 4th Year Running.... more
Carefully preserved and sensitively refurbished, this Georgian building now houses a family-friendly, boutique-style hotel, overlooking the village of Portree, the loch and out towards the Cuillin Mountains.
Rating: 3*
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Coolin View Guest House
2 Bosville Terrace Portree IV51 9DG
Coolin View Guest House is a beautiful building dating circa 1920. The house is located in Bosville Terrace and has spectacular views over Portree Harbour and is an ideal base for your visit to skye. We are able to offer you information on over 29 different walks across the Isle of Skye.
We are a small and friendly Restaurant with Rooms. We have five letting bedrooms and we are situated on the North Eastern corner of the Island of Skye on the Trotternish Peninsula 12 miles North of Portree.
Rating:
Restaurant with Rooms 3 Stars Restaurant with Rooms 3 Stars
The capital of Skye with its natural harbour, and
dramatic scenery is the centre of the island’s tourist trade. Sheltered by
the mouth of a bay on the Sound of Raasay, the perfect base for those
wishing to explore Skye’s various charms, whilst retaining plenty of
shopping facilities and venues for evening entertainment. The engineer
Thomas Telford designed Portree’s pier, whilst the Royal Hotel is supposedly
the site of an old inn where Flora MacDonald bade farewell to Bonnie Prince
Charlie as he fled to France in 1746. The town’s name means 'port of the
king', and the Portree Highland Games are staged here every summer. The
13-mile island of Raasay can be visited via a local ferry.
