Hotels near Portree Harbour, Portree

The environment is beautiful, located by the lake, the service is first-class, the hotel is very cost-effective, the Scottish sister-in-law in the restaurant can tell jokes, the cooking skills are first-class, pure Scottish cuisine, and the main dish is recommended for the main dish, Scotch lamb shank.

A place to sleep. I booked this hotel because it mentioned it had on site parking. Technically it did but not enough for all of the guests. Had a known that most of the parking in Portree was easily handled by parking in the public car park, I would have booked elsewhere. The beds weren’t terribly comfortable and we had a very small room. No view either as ours was in the back. It was clean and had everything we needed and the location was perfect.

Lost one star for the appalling first impression delivered by our very surly initial reception (Erica), but regained it through the exceptionally tasty breakfast ( best eggs ever — don’t put any sauce on them) and efficient, personable service from all other staff. Also pleasant room, great location, good cuisine and vibe in restaurant

The Uig Hotel is very cozy and friendly and we were pleased to see that they have survived the covid pandemic and still offer a warm welcome to their guests. We stayed in one of the lodge rooms behind the main building and had amazing views of the bay. The room was very spacious but the bed was a little small - there is certainly plenty of space to put in a super king sized bed so why not do that? The bathroom was a little basic but had a great heated towel rail for drying off wet clothes after a day out. The food at the Uig Hotel is excellent. They have changed chef since our last visit and the standard, quality and presentation of the food has all improved enormously and it was already great 3 years ago. The only thing that would have improved the food would have been a daily special since we stayed for a longer time. This hotel is also dog friendly which was great for us and the only place where Loki couldn’t go was the dining room but if we had wanted to eat in the bar he was welcome there. We hope to visit again one day.

Next to the parking lot and gas station and supermarket, it is very convenient ~ Linhai, the scenery is also very beautiful ~ may be too tired, sleep very well, did not find some people said that the problem of poor sound insulation. It doesn't feel good, the breakfast food variety is not very rich.

We had a 2 night stay here and although we persevered to ensure we had a wonderful time. Some of the room facilities were below parr ie. furniture broken and window did not close properly, not great when windy. The bathroom could have done with a heated towel rail, and not a wobbly free standing rail expected to hold 4 hand and 4 bath towels. The bathroom window (directly behind the toilet and easily accessible as low) didn't lock open ajar, with children and dogs this was important as there was no extractor or if there was it didn't work. The hot tap was wonky and twisted as you turned it... At the time of our visit we were informed that they could only cater for breakfast, which was delicious, but not the evening meal as we had booked. Sadly the location of the hotel is further afield, which caused us some inconvenience as bookings are limited in the surrounding areas, especially with children and dogs to accommodate. We were informed that the chef and kitchen staff had been working extended hours for weeks on end and needed a rest. The staff that were there were lovely. Unfortunately, the Manager didn't seem to be very organised and it is obvious things are starting to get overwhelming. His after care and manner, when we left a child's precious item behind, even though we were very patient for 6wks for it to be posted to us - note it still has not arrived to this day (obviously offering to pay), was well below what we expected from a professional establishment. Such a Pity! Really does let the side down when the staff are all trying their very best to keep their heads above water whilst running on skeletal staff.....and the manager still has time for a long holiday, in the height of the season - says a lot!

The good: The location is stunning. Beautiful views of the surrounding area. Even driving the single track road in each day was beautiful. Room was spacious. Staff is friendly and lovely. Food at the restaurant is shockingly good. We didn’t have high hopes but found it to be pretty good. (Not available on Tuesdays and wednesdays) Breakfast was a reasonable continental assortment. Bar drinks available The not so great (but not bad!): The furniture and mattress feel dated as did the bathroom. Some minor issues couldn’t be resolved. Overall think of this as more or a b&b than a hotel and you won’t be disappointed.

The Cuillan Hills Hotel is a memorable experience. The view of the bay is intimate and awesome at the same time, and the service is warm and fast. A wood burning fire was always going in the beautiful library and the food was exceptional. I would recommend the dinner package, as it was a good value - and absolutely delicious! Portree doesn't have a lot going on, so the hotel was perfect for relaxing, reading, playing a game and enjoying the view and a brisk walk. It's like a step back in time, with luxury. As for rooms, I would recommend 42-45, with gorgeous sea views, comfortable sitting area, and a bathroom like a spa. My ONLY complaint is the hair dryer...! You have to hold a button to keep it activated, so if you use any styling product or tools, it becomes quite frustrating!