Romantic Accommodation Skye
Bed & Breakfast Stay with us at Shiloh for bed and breakfast accommodation in Breakish near Broadford on the Isle of Skye on the West Coast of Scotland. Read More Self Catering Shiloh's Self Catering Apartment offers modern accommodation ideal for a romantic getaway on the Isle of Skye. Book your stay now. Wigwam We have added a new accommodation option here at Shiloh. You can now book to stay in our Wigwam. Location Directions to Shiloh on the Isle of Skye. From the Skye Bridge drive 5 miles towards Portree, Shiloh is well sign posted on the left hand side. From the Mallaig Ferry, drive North towards Broadford. At the junction with the A87, turn right, we are less than a mile along the road. If you using SAT/NAV or GPS to reach us, please be aware that if you come by Fort William it will try and get you to turn off onto the A830, Mallaig road, where the ferry crosses. If you do want to come by ferry please check that it will be running by the time you reach Mallaig as it stops about 6pm.
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No. 1 Bellevue Terrace An historic Georgian apartment in the heart of Edinburgh's New Town a short stroll from the city centre and the perfect lux pad to discover Edinburgh's creative scene by day or night. The Cabin, Skye - Luxury Cabin Accommodation on the Isle of Skye The Cabin, Skye Rua Reidh Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast from a bygone era in a romantic 1912 Stevenson lighthouse - perched high on a stunning cliff top with spectacular sea views and sunsets to make you swoon. Seabank House Loch side light filled luxury, on the sparkling shores of Loch Creran, near Oban – Seabank House minutes from the beach with spiralling staircase, large hot tub, stunning views and maximum space for superb family relaxation. Avernish Lodge Jaw-dropping loch views and total tranquillity in this uber modern Scottish stone built retreat for 4, on the beautiful banks of Loch Alsh, Ross shire. Eravue An architect designed, beautifully renovated croft house by the sea in the magical 'garden of Skye', with its centrepiece 'stop and stare' lounge room, panoptical mountain views and stunning seascapes overlooking Camuscross, Knoydart and Loch Hourn.
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Charming and cosy Kinloch lodge is a hotel and restaurant like no other. Kinloch is a truly unique place in a magical setting, nestled at the foot of Kinloch Hill on the tranquil shoreline of the sea-loch Na Dal in Sleat on the wildly romantic Isle of Skye. Recognised internationally, Kinloch was cited as one of the world's top 25 small hotels in Conde Naste Traveller Magazine. Bedrooms, individually decorated in colours and textures chosen to reflect Skye's distinctive landscape, combine exceptional views with character and comfort. It's somewhere to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday modern life. Somewhere to unwind, relax and recharge, whilst enjoying food and hospitality. Pricing is subject to change, please check when booking. Accommodation listings are not comprehensive, the information provided is supplied to CalMac Ferries Ltd. CalMac is not an accommodation provider and is not endorsing any particular establishments. The information provided is designed to be of assistance in planning your journey.
If there is one thing in Isle of Skye that you need to experience, that is the nature. Make sure to visit the natural wonders such as the Fairy Pools, The Quiraing and The Cuillin Mountains. For the history buffs, Dunvegan Castle and Skye Museum of Island Life are must-sees. Try mountain biking, water sports and rock climbing, or go explore the wildlife. You might see dolphins, seals, red deer and puffins. There is obviously a traditional distillery on the island. Talisker Distillery invites visitors to taste the single malt and to learn about the history of whisky making in Scotland. There is no railway in Skye, nor is there an airport. The nearest airports are in Inverness and Glasgow. To get to the island from Glasgow, you can either drive or get the train to Mallaig, and then a ferry to Skye. From Inverness, you might drive or take the train to Kyle and then a bus to the island. Renting a car is an option for travellers, it will take you everywhere on the island. Note though that roads might get busy during the high season and drivers need to be alert on bendy, single track roads.
Local and national buses serve the island too. City Link buses operate from Glasgow and Inverness to and from Skye. Local bus routes in Skye go from one village to another. Check the timetables before you travel.
Isle of Skye hostels cater for backpackers and adventure seekers the year round. Choose a dorm or a private room. Most of the hostels in Isle of Skye offer free parking, free wifi and free linen. Play board games in the social areas or enjoy a drink after a day of exploring. Can you believe it – there is a hostel in the Isle of Skye where you can stargaze through the roof? Whichever option you settle for, your Isle of Skye hostel is guaranteed to be located right in the middle of stunning scenery. Every corner of the island is surrounded by amazing nature and tranquil wilderness. Portree is the main town of the island. The lovely seaside village is known for its idyllic little houses, natural harbour and surrounding cliffs. It is also the cultural hub of Skye. Many choose Portree as their base for visiting the island and the nearby attractions such as the Trotternish Ridge. The remote peninsula of Dunvegan is the home of the Dunvegan Castle and Gardens, the legendary 13th century castle overlooking Loch Dunvegan.