Lochalsh Guest Houses

A historic castle on a rocky island with a bridge leading to it, surrounded by snow-covered mountains.

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Our top choices for Lochalsh guest houses

A harbor with boats, a dock, and buildings along the shore.

1. Isle of Skye Guest house

Kyleakin

Keith

HK$787 total

includes taxes & fees

23 Nov - 24 Nov

A view of a harbor with buildings and a mountain in the background.

2. Coolin View Guest Rooms

Portree Town

Antony

HK$1,071 total

includes taxes & fees

29 Nov - 30 Nov

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Top Lochalsh Hotel Reviews

Tongadale Hotel

8/10 Good

"Location wise this place was perfect, especially for the price point. It’s older so the amenities are a little outdated but we weren’t bothered (our bathroom was recently updated so that was a bonus). No onsite parking but seems the whole town parks at the community centre for no charge (about a 3 min walk from hotel). The pillows were horrible though so be warned."

Chlachain Inn

8/10 Good

"The staff was wonderful although if you want to reserve a table for dinner your only options are 4,6, or 8. But if you come in without a reservation you can eat at anytime. We learned to do that after a much too early dinner at 6 the night before. The food in the restaurant was a standout, especially the scallop special for dinner and the wonderful breakfast with salmon and eggs. Our last night there we had to leave by 8 am and were not able to have breakfast and they were kind enough to make us a wonderful take away that we grabbed the next morning. The room and bathroom were clean but the outdoor stairs were not lit making for a difficult journey up and down the luckily we had our phones and were able to use the light from them. The exterior door outside did not close well and others left it unlatched so we heard banging from the wind and the door all night. Also, the walls are very thin so be sure to bring earplugs if you want a good night sleep. We stayed on a Thursday and Friday and were disappointed to find there was not any music either evening. But all in all it was a good stay. The restaurant and the staff made up for the small issues related to the room."

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