For me this was one of the best B&B I've ever stayed at. The house itself is very bright and…read moreperfectly clean and the exterior territory is well-groomed. The location gives a perfect view over the bay which is especially enjoyable during breakfasts. The whole atmosphere is warm and welcoming - even at my friends' place I did not enjoy it so much - I felt as if I was back at home, in the countryside. There is a lot of attention to details: from very good shower products to tea set in the room. The bed deserves special remark - I haven't slept so good for really long. I won't go much into detail such as Maggie's adding more sweets for the tea in the room when I ran out of them or helping with bed when we were out, my recommendation is - just go and see for yourself. I myself was able to completely relax and this was the thing I craved for. If I had more time I would be happy to stay here for a month or longer. Maggie and Willie are really kind and friendly, always responsive and ready to give some useful advice for traveling or anything else. We wish them all the best and enjoy life as much as we enjoyed our stay at their place. Warmest regards, Ivan & Kate

Absolutely fabulous in every way. Lovely, modern home with clean, well appointed, spacious rooms…read more There's Wi-Fi! Gracious, friendly hosts. Some of the best food we ate in the UK was served here. Breakfast served in the conservatory with incredible views of the area was absolute magic. We're coming back in May and can't wait.

Aird Hill has a fantastic location in Badachro, and is the best bed and breakfast I have ever had…read morethe joy to stay in. Gordon and Vanessa, the family and the pets were all a pleasure to meet and spend some time with. A wonderful breakfast with stunning views over Badachro left us feeling refreshed after our short weekend break. Next time we are staying longer...

The Applecross pass is an amazing but challenging drive with some of the best views in Scotland…read more There are plenty of places on the coast to park and it's wonderful to see so many deer in their natural habitat. Definitely worth stopping for something to eat at the Applecross Inn. We stayed in a cottage for a week and really got away from the stresses of work.

A must do trip in the area! You need a clear day and you should be brave to try the really narrow…read morepass. Views are stunning, the highest mountain pass in Scotland though

This place is lovely. Slightly out of the way of the…read moreroundabout, which makes you question the positioning, but the view you get over breakfast? Yeah, I totally understand! B&B main judgement bar for me? Tea and coffee facilities. Great, with tea, coffee, hot chocolate, all clean, bathroom is lovely and modern, excellent shower, fluffy, nice smelling bath robes (great after you've been a tit and just thrown yourself in the fairy pools in the autumn rain). Big, gentlemen style, green leather sofas to cosy up on in the lounge area with a night cap, super comfy beds, all well equipped and well kept. On top of the breakfast view, the food is great. I had the Blairdhu Cairn, black pudding and poached egg balanced on top of tatty scone. Fruit, yoghurts, cake, cereals and your standard fare to help yourself to too, with nice jams and marmalades as well. There are tellies in the room and in the room for breakfast with the news on, free wifi, and ample parking. I intend to go to skye again soon, because I love it, and I want to see the dinosaur footprints they discovered, practically immediately after we got back, and I would happily stay here again when I do.

Blairdhu House is a high-end B&B near the Skye Bridge, less than a half mile walk from the Kyleakin…read moreVillage restaurants. The property has 6 rooms and is situated on a large elevated spacious lot with plenty of parking and free Wi-Fi. Guests enjoy a gorgeous view from the guest lounge/breakfast room and from some guest rooms. The double room was nicely decorated, it had a large comfortable bed with reading lights on either side and a duvet with high-quality linens. Amenities included robes (aka dressing gowns), hair dryer, in-room tea and flat screen TV. The modern bathroom featured a stall shower (with plenty of hot water) fluffy towels, shampoo/bath gel and a vanity with space for your toiletries. Our room did not have a view but was quiet and private, the large window faced the side garden. The breakfast options include a full Scottish breakfast as well as many other healthy choices to suit all tastes, service was friendly and efficient. Our host Fiona was helpful and welcoming. She accepts cash or credit card (with a small additional fee of ~3%).