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The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel offers excursions to the Sound of Sleat, Loch Hourn, Loch Nevis, the Isle of Rhum or Sandaig Island. Lunch on board is included, and the chance to sail in the company of whales, porpoises, seals and otters adds a magical element.

The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Treat yourself to a stay in a four-poster bedroom. These rooms are perfect for a romantic break for two. With stunning views, a king-size four-poster bed and many special touches the room sets the scene for a romantic break.

The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

Award-winning chefs carefully select the best local produce and lovingly prepare fabulous à la carte menus. The restaurant is intimate, candlelit and atmospheric with a log fire burning on dark winter nights. Fresh local seafood, lamb, beef and venison all feature on the menus and are accompanied by herbs, salads and vegetables from the Duisdale garden. There is a well-chosen wine list and a fine selection of malt whiskies. Enjoy traditional Skye ale in the Chart Room. In the afternoons, tea, coffee and cappuccino with homemade scones or traditionally made shortbread are served.

The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Experience mountains, Celtic mists and legends, heather-clad hills and sparkling lochs. One of the beauties of Skye is that it is an island you can comfortably get right around it in a day. Dunvegan Castle is located 22 miles west of Portree. It is a picturesque place with wooded gardens. It is said to be the oldest inhabited castle in Scotland today. Fairy Glen (2 or 3 miles east of Uig) is a series of conical mounds and hillocks divided by steep-sided narrow valleys. Talisker Distillery and Visitor Centre is set on the shores of Loch Harport with dramatic views of the Cuillins. The Quiraing is 20 miles north of Portree and features mountains with weird formations of pinnacles and pillars. Old Man of Storr, featured on many postcards, is a stone pinnacle measuring 160 feet. Mealt Waterfall and Kilt Rock drops 300 feet into the sea. The spot is also a popular viewpoint for the Kilt Rock.

The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By Car - Drive to Kyle of Lochalsh, cross the Skye Bridge and at the turning on your left marked A851, turn towards Armadale. - Continue along the road for approximately 7 miles to Duisdale. The hotel will be clearly signed on your right. Via Mallaig: - On arrival at Armadale, drive to Duisdale and the hotel is on your left.

The Duisdale House Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Payment information: The hotel does not accept Amex. If you plan to use a GPS system to reach the hotel, please take care: sometimes these systems direct you to take the Mallaig-to-Armadale ferry when it is not running or has finished for the evening.