Hotels near Isle of Skye Oysters

"We LOVED this hotel! So incredible! The grounds are beautiful! You feel like you are living in the highland of Skye. The rooms were comfortable and so unique. The main hotel building was stunning and the staff was so friendly. The food was incredible. I HIGHLY recommend this hotel. Prefect Isle of Skye experience."

"This was our second stay here. We stayed in 2023 and loved it. We were so happy that there was an available apartment for us this year. Kitchen is fully equipped with instruction manuals available for the appliances, shower was wonderful. The is something very calming with going to sleep to the sound of lambs bleating and waking up with them scampering around close to you. Would go again. "

"The staff were the highlight. Attentive and friendly and all young but very good. The rooms were small and cramped but the breakfast was included and it was excellent. One of the employees even did a wash and fold for us"

"Room was small, but clean. and hot water"

"Small but cozy. Very clean. Friendly staff"

"I used the kitchen and it was clean and had what I needed. Rooms were clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and helpful. "

"We absolutely loved our stay at the Marmalade and wished we had more time to stay even longer. The food in the restaurant was some of the best we had on our 3-week trip, the views are incredible, beds comfortable, and facilities / grounds very clean and beautiful. 10/10 highly recommend!"

"Wonderful place, wonderful people. The staff was so friendly and helpful, as were the other guests. The kitchen and common living space were especially spacious and humongously homey. The only downside was that the road near the close-by fairy pools was filled (unfilled?) with potholes- which really has nothing to do with the hostel and I don’t need to note that in this review. 10/10, I’ll definitely be staying here again next I visit Skye- which is ASAFP (As Soon As Financially Possible)."

"Mayanne was very friendly and very attentive. Access to the property (through the lot of the adjacent gas station) and parking were tight, but workable. Breakfast consisted of croissants, toast, yogurt, milk, orange juice, coffee and hot water served on a cart Mayanne left at our door with a knock. An assortment of cold cereals and some fruit were available on tables in the small hallway we shared with other guests. The room was cozy and the shower was the smallest we've used, but the only significant issue with ammenities was that there was only one accessible electrical outlet, so we had to switch between the TV, the fan, my wife's hair dryer and charging our phones."