Spent ten days traveling across Scotland and England and Antlers restaurant in The Portree Hotel…read morehad the best fish and chips of the trip. The fish was flaky but not dry and the batter was perfect. I'm not a fan of mushy peas, but theirs had a touch of mint blended in and I have been craving them since. We had a bit of a wait, our fault for not making reservations on a rainy Sunday evening but I would wait twice as long if needed. The food is worth it.

I did not stay at the hotel, only had the food. The food lacks much flavor and portions were very…read moresmall for the price. I had 6 scallops on my plate, and 3 of the 6 were actually larger scallops cut in half. So I actually had 3 sea scallops. By daughter and husband had the beef blade with no more than 2-3 oz of beef, and much of it grisly fat. The cabbage side was delicious. We all walked away hungry and went for more food at our hotel. We are not large people, these were just very small portions. Stay away

No air conditioning or fans. Heater running in August. Dumpy, small, uncomfortable double beds…read more Restaurant and bar closed. Lonby is unmanned after 8:00 pm so there's no way to get anything fixed (like our running toilet). No lifts/elevators and there are three floors with very narrow, winding stairs. No one to assist with baggage. I'd give the place zero stars if I could

Chris greeted us at check in. He was awesome! After check in, he gave us a tour of the…read morehotel/restaurant and then our room. We were at the back of the hotel, but had a cool view of the church on the hill and what felt like our own private entrance. Room was lovely with lots of room/storage and was very clean. Could have used a small table for drinking coffee or eating take away. We ate at the restaurant for both breakfast and dinner. Was awesome. The staff is very attentive. This hotel is popular for it's view of the harbor but we noticed the rooms facing the harbor were blocked by parked cars, so weren't too sad about not having one from our room. Would stay again!

We didn't stay at the hotel but dropped in for dinner in the middle of the week in mid November…read more The place was pretty quiet when we arrived. The waitress was extremely sweet and efficient. Out food was very good. I had the fish and chips which tasted fresh and was not greasy. Not sure if people pass by the restaurant for other more obvious places, but it was a great choice for a solid meal, excellent service and a very local feeling and experience.

Nice little hotel in Portree with a pub on ground level. Room was decently sized and bathroom was…read morefairly large, which my wife greatly appreciated. Close to restaurants and other pubs. I would recommend this hotel.

The Cuillin Hills Hotel in Portree is one of the nicest hotel experiences we've had in a long time…read more Portree is a quaint little town on the Isle of Skye on the west coast of Scotland. It's some of the most beautiful scenery we've seen. The hotel is as comfortable as you will find in a luxury hotel. The bar and restaurant features stunning views of Portree Bay and the Cuillin mountains. Gary our bartender was a wizard whipping up a number of signature and classic cocktails. He was so friendly and generous to share all kinds of local knowledge about the cocktail/scotch scene in the area. The Talisker distillery is only a few miles away. I had no idea Drambuie was created and marketed in Isle of Skye. It actually says it on the bottle which Gary showed us (photo #10). It makes sense it was created and made in Scotland being a scotch-based liqueur. Of course I had to order a Rusty Nail (photo #3) which Gary was excited I even knew about the very old school cocktail. A Rusty Nail is simply 2 oz. Scotch and 3/4 oz. Drambuie served with a lemon garnish. Its origin dates back to the 1930's and made popular by the Rat Pack (Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr.) in the 1960's. If you like scotch you'll love a Rusty Nail. Give it a go!! The bar has a "Malt Embassy" with over 130 whiskies (photo #4 & 9). Whatever kind of scotch you're into they have it. The flights are a lot of fun so you can easily taste a wide variety of local whiskies. The design of the hotel is as beautiful as the surrounding landscape. The lounge areas are stunning and very comfortable. What's better than having a lovely local scotch in front of the fire with your beautiful wife celebrating your 25th wedding anniversary (photo #5)? If you ever visit Scotland, Isle of Skye is a must. We highly recommend Portree and the Cuillin Hills Hotel. You need to get there. Salute

We loved our stay at Cuillin Hills Hotel. First, the staff is incredibly gracious, friendly, and…read morehelpful. We had two excellent bartenders who gave us lots of advice and remembered us throughout our stay. There is a comfortable lounge with a live fire. If I have one suggestion, it is to host a wine and cheese night in the lounge for an hour or so each night. This would be the only way I could think to improve the hotel. The view from the hotel is gorgeous with a perfect scene of the colorful Portree houses. Location is great, about 15 minutes drive from Old Man of Storr. Breakfast is included and very well done. The yogurt had a delicious compote. My husband enjoyed his Scottish breakfast with haggis, blood pudding, and a potato scone. I loved my Eggs Royale with perfectly crispy English muffins topped with smoked salmon and hollandaise. We had dinner at Dulse & Brose one night and we were able to walk there within about 10 minutes, which was appreciated after so much time spent in the car. They offer a variety of complimentary toiletries and others for a small fee, such as a hair straightener, which I thought was thoughtful. They also offer complimentary still and sparkling water, biscuits, tea, coffee, and fruit. We loved that the TV could be easily connected to our phones and stream our shows after a long day exploring the Highlands. The bed was very large and comfortable, although the room itself was relatively small. There was a towel heating rack in the bathroom.

Three nights here. A nice property location. Parking difficult but that could be said for the…read moreentire town of Portree. The rooms were well laid out and spacious. Surfaces and carpets were in good shape. Housekeeping was excellent with restocking of towels, water, coffee, and snacks every day. Excellent breakfast in the hotel restaurant. And a nice bar as well.

Had a lovely stay with friends here in August. Initially we started in room one. Don't stay in room…read moreone as you hear the people walking up and down the stairs. Staff gracious ---We moved across the hall into room three, which had a Gardenview. It was quiet and exactly what we wanted. Forgot my Kindle in the room and fired a quick email off to the hotel. They actually had left me a voicemail prior that I had not picked up saying they had it. They were very helpful, well beyond helpful, getting my Kindle packaged well and off to the post office. They were very responsive in my shipping options. Package arrived safely to my next destination and I am so grateful for their promptness and attentiveness. Thank you!!

The view was and location were best part. It's a pub, hotel and restaurant. It's very small. Our…read moreroom was small we were in room 7 the slope in the roof makes walking about in the dark dangerous. Im short and still slammed my head every night. Bathroom was worse than in a camper. Shower door kept falling off and was size of phone booth with awful water pressure. We had called ahead to ask for sheet since no ac but they acted like they didnt know what a sheet was and gave us 2 duvets. Definitely don't stay in room 7.

We walked in when they opened, resection not required, and the dining room quickly filled up for…read moredinner! The menu had something each of us enjoyed- and we enjoyed pesto pasta, scallops, monkfish, and drinks Guinness, Strongbow Cider and cold water. Dessert was an English favorite-sticky toffee pudding. All were great dishes, although perhaps ordering more scallops would have been smart! The pudding was rich, flavorful and a new taste treat for 2 of our group - so good. Service was fast, meals were fresh and hot. We enjoyed our dinner

This place is clean, convenient and the owners are the best people ever. Breakfast is fantastic…read more(and we tried everything). I wouldn't stay anywhere else in Portree.

This is a quaint hotel with lots of stairs. The owner and workers take pride in the place and will…read morebend over backwards for you. It's not the fanciest place but we recommend based on the service and support.

it is the worst breakfast service hotel in Skye Scotland …read more When I came down to the breakfast. There was nobody in the restaurant. I asked if I can sit by window. my table was also licking water from ceiling. There are two single tables by the window. The waiter said they are very busy. He only can put me the corner at this table with water licking. But my breakfast kept 30mins, there were only 2 people in the 40 seaters restaurant. The restraunt lies in front of customers and with laughing. Very very rude and racist. Worst experience in Scotland.

Was on a 3 day tour of the Isle of Skye and stayed in Portree as we toured the area. Got to dine…read moreat the Royal hotel restaurant but did not stay at the hotel. This review is only on the dining experience. This was a quick find as trying to find evening seating in Portree is difficult during tourist/holiday times. We got seats and after a day out on the mountains were were very pleased to get a table. Their lentil soup was very flavorful and filling. The chicken breast was well cooked and their haggis was also flavorful. The steak au poive sauce was nice but their large amount of pepper corns was a little much. The staff was friendly and attentive. If you're able to visit the food is warming and filling. Truly a nice find.

Well I've never stayed in Portree House so cannot comment on that aspect - but I've eaten in the…read morerestaurant many times. The food is very good - tasty, well cooked local food. I would say that lunch in particular is to be recommended, lots of good value food - and massive baked potatoes! The home made soup is always good - but I hate the way the same soup will also be served in the evening, but at a cost of £1 more per bowl - for the same size of bowl. So that's what's stopping Portree House getting a 5 star review - the fact that the pricing structure is a little, well, annoying for want of a better word. They can't be faulted on the quality of the food though - and the service is always good, and the staff generally friendly.