Address Book for Dunvegan, Inverness-shire

Great B&B Clean, friendly and a amazing breakfast I will be back. Thanks for making my weekend

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Stopped off here on the way to Neist Point. The gardens are a nice little walk, and the castle is good but doesn't allow photography. The main event here was the boat trip to see the seals (an extra £7.50 per adult). The boat is tiny, and the water can be choppy. Depending on how you feel about that you'll either have a brilliant time or 25 minutes running over what you'll do in the event of a capsize. I may have been closer to the latter, but the seals really were brilliant to see. We sailed very close to the them, got some good photos, and gave my daughter her first chance to get so close to seals. "Woof woof," she said...

Interesting place if you enjoy clan history. The castle has a number of interesting rooms and details of the clan chiefs through the years. Try pick a dry day and take in the gardens.

Absolutely amazing in every sense. The house is beautiful and eco friendly. The view is simply stunning. It's close to local shops so easy to get in supplies. If you love solitude, scenic views, and excellent accommodation then this place is for you.

Absolutely wonderful experience at Three Chimneys. Met with afternoon tea, spacious room and friendly service. We opted for the taster menu at dinner and it was one of the best meals I've ever had - land and sea; all produce from Skye or thereabouts with an extensive wine selection. Great night's sleep and fab breakfast. We were looked after but not smothered. Couldn't fault it, really.

Good but not quite there in terms of what you expect from this standard of dining. I found it to be quite far away from experience you get at The Kitchin. Which is comparable in terms of price and ethos. Whilst the food was good it seemed to be lacking in wow factor. Service friendly though was a bit awkward at times.

Stopped off here on the way to Neist Point. The gardens are a nice little walk, and the castle is good but doesn't allow photography. The main event here was the boat trip to see the seals (an extra £7.50 per adult). The boat is tiny, and the water can be choppy. Depending on how you feel about that you'll either have a brilliant time or 25 minutes running over what you'll do in the event of a capsize. I may have been closer to the latter, but the seals really were brilliant to see. We sailed very close to the them, got some good photos, and gave my daughter her first chance to get so close to seals. "Woof woof," she said...

Interesting place if you enjoy clan history. The castle has a number of interesting rooms and details of the clan chiefs through the years. Try pick a dry day and take in the gardens.

Stopped off here on the way to Neist Point. The gardens are a nice little walk, and the castle is good but doesn't allow photography. The main event here was the boat trip to see the seals (an extra £7.50 per adult). The boat is tiny, and the water can be choppy. Depending on how you feel about that you'll either have a brilliant time or 25 minutes running over what you'll do in the event of a capsize. I may have been closer to the latter, but the seals really were brilliant to see. We sailed very close to the them, got some good photos, and gave my daughter her first chance to get so close to seals. "Woof woof," she said...

Interesting place if you enjoy clan history. The castle has a number of interesting rooms and details of the clan chiefs through the years. Try pick a dry day and take in the gardens.

Stopped off here on the way to Neist Point. The gardens are a nice little walk, and the castle is good but doesn't allow photography. The main event here was the boat trip to see the seals (an extra £7.50 per adult). The boat is tiny, and the water can be choppy. Depending on how you feel about that you'll either have a brilliant time or 25 minutes running over what you'll do in the event of a capsize. I may have been closer to the latter, but the seals really were brilliant to see. We sailed very close to the them, got some good photos, and gave my daughter her first chance to get so close to seals. "Woof woof," she said...

Interesting place if you enjoy clan history. The castle has a number of interesting rooms and details of the clan chiefs through the years. Try pick a dry day and take in the gardens.

Absolutely wonderful experience at Three Chimneys. Met with afternoon tea, spacious room and friendly service. We opted for the taster menu at dinner and it was one of the best meals I've ever had - land and sea; all produce from Skye or thereabouts with an extensive wine selection. Great night's sleep and fab breakfast. We were looked after but not smothered. Couldn't fault it, really.

Good but not quite there in terms of what you expect from this standard of dining. I found it to be quite far away from experience you get at The Kitchin. Which is comparable in terms of price and ethos. Whilst the food was good it seemed to be lacking in wow factor. Service friendly though was a bit awkward at times.

Stopped off here on the way to Neist Point. The gardens are a nice little walk, and the castle is good but doesn't allow photography. The main event here was the boat trip to see the seals (an extra £7.50 per adult). The boat is tiny, and the water can be choppy. Depending on how you feel about that you'll either have a brilliant time or 25 minutes running over what you'll do in the event of a capsize. I may have been closer to the latter, but the seals really were brilliant to see. We sailed very close to the them, got some good photos, and gave my daughter her first chance to get so close to seals. "Woof woof," she said...

Interesting place if you enjoy clan history. The castle has a number of interesting rooms and details of the clan chiefs through the years. Try pick a dry day and take in the gardens.

Great food with local ingredients. Really nice staff and reasonably priced for the quality of the meal. Good selection of beers and whiskeys. Would definitely recommend and visit again if in the area.

In this place I ate one of the best dishes of my life: Monk fish risotto (absolutely delicious), so I totally recommend it. The seafood and shellfish were amazing: really good cooked and very tasty. Another important thing to keep in mind is that the price is fair for the good ingredients used in the dishes. Summarzing: don't skip it if you come to Dunvengan :)

Absolutely wonderful experience at Three Chimneys. Met with afternoon tea, spacious room and friendly service. We opted for the taster menu at dinner and it was one of the best meals I've ever had - land and sea; all produce from Skye or thereabouts with an extensive wine selection. Great night's sleep and fab breakfast. We were looked after but not smothered. Couldn't fault it, really.

Good but not quite there in terms of what you expect from this standard of dining. I found it to be quite far away from experience you get at The Kitchin. Which is comparable in terms of price and ethos. Whilst the food was good it seemed to be lacking in wow factor. Service friendly though was a bit awkward at times.

Fantastic bakery the staff where great with my kids very thoughtful people we will definitely be back

Nice place, nice ladies to manage it. Very good muffin!