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The magical Isle of Skye - famed for its scenery and breathtaking landscapes - is simply steeped in history, with clan castles, curious caves, mystical fairy pools and the magnificent Cuillin range. We often ask ourselves, what’s not to love about Skye?

Whatever you choose to explore, one thing you can definitely be sure of is that Skye’s offerings are second to none. Pick a hotel stay for a comfortable deep sleep on Scotland’s second largest island and wake up feeling refreshed before the next adventure-filled day on this rugged island.

The Quiraing, Isle of Skye

© © VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

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Lochalsh Hotel

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Where you can stay

  • Hotels with unrivalled reputations for service that overlook the other magnificent Inner Hebridean isles.
  • Smaller dog-friendly hotels, close to the striking geographical features of the Quiraing or the Cuillin mountain range. 
  • Boutique hotels and country house hotels, each with facilities such as WiFi, parking and award-winning dining.
  • Magical loch-side hotels and the original home of Drambuie.

All of the hotels in Skye are close to the island's top attractions and things to see and do, including Talisker Distillery, walking trails and atmospheric pubs. Well connected by transport links to the mainland and other nearby islands, there is no excuse not to pay a visit to Skye!

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