“Got a goodnight sleep ready for the rest of my excursion the next morning.”
The staff were very relaxed and approachable.
SanderA week ago
Just a moment…
★★★·Broadford·7.5
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or just type it — “around the 20th, three nights”
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Dunollie Hotel, a bespoke retreat in Broadford, offers sweeping sea views toward Loch Kishorn and the Applecross Hills. Smart, spacious rooms include TV, tea‑coffee facilities, hairdryers, and optional en‑suite bathrooms. The restaurant overlooks water where dolphins and whales appear, while the bar serves local malt whisky and ales. Complimentary lounge Wi‑Fi and proximity to Fairy Pools and Faerie Glen enhance its appeal.
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How guests rate the property, aspect by aspect.
The staff were very relaxed and approachable.
Sander·A week ago
The view from the breakfast room and the mattress comfort were positives. However, the room was not soundproof, the front door had too much light from all sides, the bathroom was cramped with a very small shower wall that splashed water everywhere, and there was little space for a family room with one child.
Laëtitia·A week ago
The room heated up fast, but it was absurdly cramped for two people, and the slanted wall made the space feel tilted and disorienting – not worth the price at this time of year.
Shona·A week ago
The location and cleanliness were good, yet there was no lift so we had to haul luggage up the stairs, parking was scarce and I had to use public lots, and the breakfast options were only average.
Dinil·2 weeks ago
The staff were very friendly and the hotel served as a solid base camp for exploring the Isle of Skye; we stayed in a seaview room overlooking the small harbour behind the hotel and enjoyed a hearty breakfast with Scottish options, toast, croissants, fruit, cereals, and yoghurt.
Oliver·2 weeks ago