Accommodation on Isle of Skye

Characterised by its dramatic and unique scenery, the Isle of Skye is the largest of the Inner Hebrides and exudes a rare magical allure. The rugged terrain, dotted with rust-coloured Highland cattle, heather-clad moors, mysterious castles and a frequent swirling mist, is a paradise for anyone with a thirst for adventure and has been the setting for many Hollywood blockbusters.

Elgol, Isle of Skye

© VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

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You'll definitely need a comfortable place to stay after all the excitement that comes with a day on Skye.

Talisker Distillery on the Isle of Skye

© Talisker Distillery / Jakub Iwanicki

Accommodation Options

You can stay in a cosy B&B in the island's biggest town, Portree, or find yourself in a friendly backpacker's hostel with views across to the dramatic sight of the Cuillin mountains. There are also self-catering options or holiday cottages available in the countryside, if you want to take things at your own pace.

Why Choose Skye?

Armadale Castle, Gardens and Museum of the Isles

© Armadale Castle

  • Skye's scenery will blow you away, but there's also an incredible array of museums, cosy pubs, craft studios and castles to visit on your travels.
  • Stretching 50 miles from north to south, wherever you choose to stay you'll either be within driving distance to Skye's top attractions, or close to public transport links.
  • You can drive all the way to Skye, over the Skye Bridge, or take a Calmac ferry from Mallaig to Armadale.

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