Greshornish House Hotel in Highland

Comfort and rooms and location all excellent If this place slips up it’s in the restaurant The evening meal tries to cater for all with burgers and then attempts at classier dishes. Make your mind up! At the prices charged the food needs better cheffing and a better menu. The pure comedy gold was breakfast! A full Scottish breakfast was advertised with Haggis, and local Scottish sausages to add to the pure authenticity of this £15 treat! I ordered it and declined the bacon, and asked for extra Scottish sausage. After some mishearing I picked poached egg of the 3 choices available The waiter confirmed poached with a question, and after I again confirmed my choice he mutters “ Unusual!” 2 minutes later he returns to say there is “ No Haggis” Naturally disappointed I still had much to look forward to! Ten minutes late my plate arrives. Egg, black pudding, and tomatoes. I comment that my sausage appeared to have escaped. The waiter then commented “oh there is no sausage, we are waiting a delivery” What buffoonery! Does the chef not communicate with the waiters. To make things worse, we saw other people asking for the “ Full Scottish” and they were never told there was nothing Scottish to deliver. No Haggis. No sausage. Fawlty Towers at its best. The laughs exceeded the disappointment, fortunately! All a bit amateur though!

Once you have dodged the potholes on the little roads aproching you will find a gem! A little spendy, but the portions were a good size and the quality and taste was excellent! Staff were lovely and friendly without feeling in your face.

Alors, par où commencer! Tout d'abord, si vous voulez une expérience originale, vous êtes à la bonne adresse. Le lieu dans son ensemble est unique et envoutant, la cheminée après la rando est une très bonne expérience avec un bon whisky (ils ont une très bonne carte) ou un bon thé., Le restaurant est également une bonne expérience. Le petit déjeuner est de bonne qualité et très copieux. La serveuse en salle est très gentille, patiente avec des Français qui maitrisent mal l'Anglais, très souriante et avenante. Le route qui conduit à l'hôtel est unique et praticable contrairement à ce que j'ai pu lire, il faut juste rouler tranquille, c'est tout. La chambre et propre. Pour les aspects plus négatifs, il y a le prix compte tenu de la chambre, nous avions le "Rona" je crois, petite (propre) et juste située au dessus de la salle à manger et/ou cuisines, il y a eu un bruit de turbines toute la nuit qui a nécessité des bouchons d'oreilles la seconde nuit, ce type de bruit peut vite être obsessionnel...pour le prix, je trouve que c'est vraiment dommage. L'expérience reste quand même très positive, tant le lieux est magique en face du lac et au milieu de nulle part, reposant, dépaysant.

Wonderful stay here. The room was cozy and had everything that you needed. The restaurant/food was amazing. This was by far the best meal had in Scotland. Highly recommend.

My friend and I ate here for our final night in Skye. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly. We had two waitresses as one was training and both were excellent. They always made sure we had anything we might need. The vibe is upscale but relaxed. The restaurant was pretty quiet when we were there which was nice because I hate crowded loud restaurants. It picked up a little as the night went on. It was a little bit of a drive from our B&B near Uig and it is on one of the many single lane roads on the island. Definitely recommend for nice night out with friends or for couples. Oh my friend had the french martini and it was phenomenal, a must try.

I visited the hotel for afternoon tea with friends to celebrate a big birthday. Keeley made the booking easy as she was super friendly on the phone. The tea was fantastic lovely food, cakes and tea on tap and once again Keeley’s lovely nature shone through making the whole experience even more special. Thank you Greshornish x

We are just returning from a three night stay at Greshornish House Hotel and a truly wonderful and very luxurious mini break at this marvellous hotel. From start to finish, all staff could not have been more helpful and very professional although at the same time, being very friendly and going above and beyond. The location is perfect for a true getaway and the hotel itself is very well maintained and in scottish/classic design; stunning dinning room, bar, lounge area with huge wooden fire and billiard room all to enjoy. Our room, Mull, was perfect and so clean and well equipped. Beautiful 4 poster bed and it had just been fitted with a lovely new beige carpet and stunning dark wooden furniture; all very tasteful. Room service was so attentive too and we always came back to an immaculately maintained room. Food at this hotel is very good, starting with a delicious breakfast where you can have fresh fruit pots, yogart with honey or chai seeds and smoothies too, cold meats, cheeses; that's just for starters!!! Then a cooked breakfast from a very big choice of items catering for vegan, gf and vegetarian diets. Yet again, nothing was too much trouble for the wonderful staff. The two girls serving were so chatty and cheerful and so helpful too, a delight at all times. We had dinner on two nights and this didn't disappoint; very well presented, flavourful and delicious starters, mains and yes we even managed a scrumptious chocolate fondant pudding one night!!! We shall be returning for definite and probably the same time next year as we had the best weather, snowy and cold; Greshornish Hotel and surrounding Skye looked beautiful. Loved every part of our stay and please disregard any negative comments for this hotel as they are just simply not warranted.

Frische Lobster, schönes Geschirr, gute Weine, kreative Gerichte aus lokalen Zutaten, vegetarische Varianten - für jeden ist etwas dabei!

Very nicely located hotel with attention to detail. Great atmosphere and service, very friendly staff who make you feel very welcome. Overall good quality food.

This is one of our most incredible experience in Scotland ! A far far away hotel in the majestic Ile of Skye. This hotel is fabulous, the location too. Very cosy and warm welcome. The restaurant is fantastic and the staff very kind and helpfull. You should definetly go there !

Wir können die positiven Bewertungen leider nicht nachvollziehen. Zimmer war schlecht eingerichtet (Zimmer hieß Mull). Ich würde die Möbel auf dem Sperrmüll entsorgen. Dazu Lärm aus der Bar, Preis 400 die Nacht war deutlich überzogen aus unserer Sicht - ein Blender. Essen war nicht besonders es sei denn man steht auf flüssiges Rührei und ähnliche Merkwürdigkeiten. Wir sind schwer enttäuscht, wie hatten den Eindruck, es geht nur schnelles Geld. Nie wieder,allenfalls das Erdgeschoß entsprach dem preis. Reklamationen zu Lärm aus der Bar wurden mit bedauern entgegen genommen, sonst nix, nicht mal ein drink on the house als kleiner trost. Insgesamt die schlechtesten 4 Nächte von 4 Wochen schottland.

Une demeure au charme so scottish, des salons où il est tellement agréable de se lover au fond d'un canapé club en cuir en regardant le feu brûler dans la cheminée, du calme... Que désirer de plus après avoir longuement visité et randonné sur Skye ? L'équipe est absolument adorable, ce qui est évidemment un point fort. Le restaurant est également à la hauteur du charme du lieu.

Food was nice but staff were rude and condescending. We requested an item to go for a relative who was not well and were laughed at by the waiter. After they reluctantly agreed he then loudly shouted the wrong order to the chef in-front of us, most likely to make it further known that he was not happy with our request, (he didn’t shout anyone else’s order to the chef…). When we clarified the order he was rude and dismissive. Service prior to this was very slow. Whilst a waitress spent 20mins chatting with another table who had received their orders we were waiting for our drinks orders to be taken and plates to be removed. Would not recommend.

Tastefully decorated restaurant. The dinner was delicious and the price versus quality was reasonable.

We stayed at the hotel and enjoyed dinner during our stay. Friendly and professional staff served us and provided excellent drink recommendations. They were also incredibly helpful preparing a vegetarian meal that wasn’t on the menu for my wife (who doesn’t like mushrooms). Her and my dishes were fantastic! We enjoyed our meal intensely before retiring beside the log fire for our nightcap. Thank you to the chef and staff for being so accommodating and talented!! Bravo!

Don't even try to eat there! We drived 5km on a bad road for nothing! The host refused to serve us food, telling that it's for residents only.

We were staying in the nearby Redwood House and needed dinner. We'd originally booked here for 6pm but were running late - they were super understanding and fit us in no problem. The food was lovely and the service impeccable. We felt so welcome! Would 100% recommend.

We were not staying in the hotel but booked to dine there. Six of us , quite good food, good service. Expensive but pleasant. We booked for another night. The first evening we had been told we would have the table from 6 till 8 and that was fine. The second evening we were told we would have the table from 7 o'clock. No end time limit given.We wandered into the restaurant with no idea we were delaying anyone, about 12 minutes after 7..A waiter took our drinks order and some time went by. After about 15 minutes the owner /manager suddenly appeared and when we asked about our drinks launched into a tirade which when we remonstrated with him about his rudeness concluded with " I might now ask you to leave premises". This was said to a family group including two youngsters, who had spent about £300 there the previous evening. We were dumbfounded and could not understand why he was so angry. Because we had children with us and it would have been difficult to find another restaurant that evening we stayed on and ate our meal in a most unfestive atmosphere.. This was not only the low point in our otherwise enjoyable holiday but the only time any of the four adults had ever experienced such unpleasant, offensive and aggressive behaviour as customers in a restaurant.When we had paid our very large bill I asked him politely why he had behaved so nastily towards us and he said it was because we were late . I explained that he had not made it clear that we must be strictly punctual and his response was that we were not residents and he "didn't have to do outside tables". What a pain for him to have to make close on £600 from "outside guests" and how on earth did he imagine his behaviour was appropriate?I would not advise anyone to dine in the restaurant and risk an encounter with such an unpleasant person.

The house was absolutely beautiful to stay in and the location was stunning. Access was via a single track road which meant it was pretty tomorrow and quiet. The restaurant was lovely and the good very good however there was a mix up with one of our vegan meals that could have been handled better this being said it would not stop us going back

We had a lovely afternoon tea at the hotel. Great presentation and choice of sandwiches and cakes. Excellent friendly service.

Dinner was so good, restaurant full of twinkly lights, staff helpful, polite and fun. The menu and standard of the food is brilliant. Such high quality food. Breakfast lovely. No complaints at all

My daughter treated me to afternoon tea here today. We were greeted by a very friendly lady who showed us into the lounge where there was a beautiful roaring fire. We chose coffee to drink and a large cafetiere was brought with the promise of more when wanted it. Then a large selection of pies and sausage rolls, two huge scones with fresh raspberries and cream and various chocolate cakes. Everything tasted amazing. We couldn't manage it all but what was left was boxed up to take home. I cannot recommend this place too highly and it is in a beautiful setting even on a rainy February day. So glad we went!

Food is not cheap but the quality is good. The dining area is nice without being special but the staff are great and very friendly. My wife had steak and I had venison, venison portion was small but from the houses estate. The food was a good standard and the steak meal was large. The loal ales we had with the food were good (there are no draft beers. Most things are local and sourced locally which is good.

We stayed in the Deluxe room which had a very comfortable bed, was well presented and clean. Very good breakfast to include vegetarian option. The bay window overlooked the grounds and the astonishing landscape beyond. Staff were helpful and courteous.

Booked afternoon tea for a large family gathering. Excellent communication and very helpful from first contact. Best afternoon tea I’ve had. Amazing value for money. Lovely sandwich and savoury selections, super home baking. Very friendly, efficient service from all. Offered options for all dietary requirements. Will definitely be back. Many thanks!

Stylish country hotel in a very quiet relaxing area of Skye , Staff are very friendly and helpful Food is delicious and beautifully presented, A must try is the duck.

A perfect getaway on Skye! The house is wonderfully decorated and very cosy. I recommend a whisky flight and a good book in the lounge to unwind from a day of traversing Syke. Alan was absolutely awesome - thanks for your outstanding hospitality and wealth of whisky knowledge!

We had an absolutely fantastic stay at the Greshornish house! We stayed in the Islay room and after a long day out at the Fairy Pools, our big, warm room with hot shower was wonderful. Bob, Andrew and July were fantastic to speak with and learn about Skye and Scotland - and had great suggestions for us. The drinks were great (try the Rassay Gin with a twist of orange) and the staff helped celebrate my birthday a few on the house. The included breakfast was a perfect start to the day and dinner on the first night was excellent. My wife keeps talking about our stay!

Magnifique chambre avec une vue sur un loch. Style plutôt ancien mais bien entretenu. Accueil très sympathique. Le petit déjeuner écossais était très bon mais comme nous sommes restés 3 nuits, il était toujours un peu différent. Par exemple les œufs brouillés étaient divins le 1er jour mais justes ok les jours suivants! Pareil pour le granola, un jour non mixé avec du yaourt, mais mixé une autre fois?! Comme si une personne différente faisait le petit déjeuner tous les jours? Mais malgré cela on y retournerait avec grand plaisir!

Wir haben sehr fein gegessen. Zuerst ein Käseteller, das sind wir uns so nicht gewohnt. Es hat uns sehr gut geschmeckt. Wir hatten danach einmal Lamm und einmal Lachs. Auch diese beiden Sachen waren perfekt. Wir tranken einen sehr guten Wein und zum Dessert gönnten wir uns noch ein Schokoladenkuchen ToffySehr zu empfehlen.

The broccoli soup was flavorful and the halibut over gnocchi was delicious. The cute lambs were grazing right outside the windows which may have made it difficult to order lamb from the menu!

The breakfast included with the hotel stay was bland and limited in choice. The eggs were quite rubbery and tasteless.

After a view miles on a long single track road we reached the hotel. A beautiful historic building on a very tranquil location.

This proved a lovely location for a meal with a group of friends (7 of us). Waiting staff were efficient & friendly. Food beautifully presented and menu offered more than the standard fish / steak / mussels that many local restaurants offer. It's remote location means that if non resident, sampling their wine list wasn't to be!

We were recommended the Greshornish House Hotel by our B&B; host, who also booked for us. It is in an idyllic, peaceful location above a loch and has a very smart dining room. The service was excellent; welcoming, friendly and just the right amount of attentiveness. The food was both beautifully presented and full of flavour. Slightly more expensive than average but well worth the little extra.

We stayed at the hotel for 3 nights and ate in the restaurant each night. The food was always very good and well presented.

El local es precioso pero es lo único que tiene de bueno. Los precios son altos para los productos que se ofrecen. Pedimos una hamburguesa y pollo con verduras y nos pareció todo bastante deficiente, de postre tarta de trufa y tampoco nos entusiasmó. Al cambio fueron más de 60 euros por una comida pésima.

We had a lovely stay at this hotel. The room was big with a sitting area overlooking the lawn and loch. The staff was kind and helpful.

Stayed for a couple of nights in early Feb. Very hospitable and welcoming staff, an excellent room and super food. What more can you say. First class.

We received a very warm welcome to Greshornish House Hotel by Alan and his colleagues. We had a huge bedroom with an extremely comfortable bed, brilliant shower, and stunning views. The lounge with the log fire was super relaxing. I Just wish that we could have stayed longer. Thanks for a great stay guys!

What a wonderful place to celebrate after a wedding on the top of the Quiraing. Warm and welcoming, friendly and patient staff. Sharing platters to start were the highlight! Food was delicious too.

Avons passé 3 nuits dans cet endroit se trouvant loin de la route, dans un magnifique parc et au calme. L'accueil est agréable, en particulier au restaurant. où le service est sympathique et efficaces. Les chambres sont confortables (surtout l'Islay) que nous avons pu occuper 2 jours.

The staff and the chef in this restaurant are absolutely brilliant, cheerful,helpful, and very good at what they do, food is first class and the chef 's presentation of all food is worthy of FIVE star rating.

we popped in for a drink as it was an hours walk from our cottage, 1 glass of wine, a pint of beer and two cans of lemonade £35 ! nice views.

Hier een zeer goed verblijf genoten. Het hotel ligt ong. 2km van de doorgaande weg. Prima kamer helemaal bovenin, met mooi uitzicht op een gedeelte van de baai. Rust en luxe kun je hier vinden. Ontbijt ook uitstekend.

This is a wonderful building restored as it should be. Stunning Setting, beautiful rooms and a great restaurant.

We did not stay at this lovely hotel, but had an exceptionally good dinner. The food was well prepared and delicious. The wait staff and front desk were so friendly and kind. We felt like they were welcoming us into their home. Would recommend this place, at least for food, to anyone interested in spending time on the Isle of Skye. Absolutely lovely setting.

Top drawer dining, including (like us) non-residents. First class table service and a good menu. Not cheap but you DO get what you pay for. Lovely setting with stunning views.

What a great place. Lovely fire and welcoming staff. Has a lovely Skye beer in front in the fire. For also lovely.

The location is great for relaxing and not far off from a variety of activities, like Uig or Dunbegan Castle, and Talisker distillery is close for tastings.

We went here for coffee on a cold wet day. We sat in the drawing room by the fire, and read the old books, then had a game of snooker. We imagined playing croquet in the summer in this most beautiful location.

We had a great dinner, the staff was lovely and expert in suggesting food and drinks to family and children. High quality food and great hospitality

We were on hoilday with friends in a holiday cottage just up from this hotel so one morning we popped in for coffee, the staff were very friendly and helpful so we book in for dinner that night, the food and service was great so before we left we book to come back again later that week. We went down most nights for a drink the staff were the most friendly people we meet on the island, when we went back for dinner on Thursday the hotel had a great atmosphere we all enjoyed are meals and good wine 6 of us ate and all had wine and the bill was only £213 really good value we all loved this place when we come back we will stay with you the rooms look lovely .I would love to work at this hotel . Thanks to all of you best of luck with the refurbishment Paul

Olden day elegance coupled with lovely modern luxuries in an idyllic setting. The view from our room over the loch was superb. The friendliest of staff gave us a super-warm welcome and excellent service throughout.

After just two nights our kids all said they wish we could stay longer. Stunning views, great food and nothing too much trouble for the friendly staff. We will be back and thoroughly recommended.

We highly recommend dining at Greshornish house. The food is great and so is the service. Don´t miss the desserts, they are really yummy!

Greshornish è molto carino si trova in una location spettacolare al di fuori da tutto e tutti. l'ambiente è famigliare...

Great view fro room No1 looking over the Loch,we arrived about 4:30pm we had to pay for our room before...

Éramos una familia de 7 personas y nos alojamos 2 noches. Las habitaciones son cómodas y están bien equipadas. Si buscas un lugar para alojarse en medio de un entorno natural y lejos de la ciudad, éste cumple los requisitos. El desayuno es modesto y...

Llegamos tarde en la noche para encontrar los acogedores dueños la mayoría. Después de una charla y un whisky, estábamos muy lo siento no haber estado en la cena, que habíamos oído de otros huéspedes a ser maravilloso. El desayuno era excelente y toda la experiencia fue estupendo!

Nos recomendaron este lugar por un amigo y me alegro porque nunca hubiéramos tropezamos con que nosotros! Nos dieron una cálida bienvenida tanto de humanos y perros, la comida era excelente y la lista de vinos excelente

The service was very good - attentive without being intrusive. The food was very good : obviously fresh ingredients, imaginative prepared and we'll presented. The setting of the house is great and while historically important it is well maintainedNothing to dislike about the place.

Had two very good meals here, the hosts were friendly, welcoming - we had some special dietary requirements which were dealt with very attentively - not always the case in restaurants! The meals were freshly prepared and locally sourced, very good quality. I would say however that the portions weren't overly generous - I felt satisfied at the end of the meal, but a few more veg etc wouldn't have gone amiss. Service was excellent, friendly but not overbearing at all. Good wine selection too. It's certainly an individual type of place, but one which I'd happily re-visit. I can't say anything about accommodation as i didn't stay here, but it's a very peaceful & beautiful location.

For the price and description, we expected good quality gourmet meal. However, the food was not even average but below average. Overcooked meat, plain presentation - I would say it was more pub-style food, for the price of a gourmet restaurant. The service & setting was nice, quite formal and in line with the higher pricing... too bad the actual food completely let them down.We were hoping for a romantic nice meal, but were so disappointed. We have had some wonderful meals in Scotland in other places, so we know what can be had and what the standard are. I prefer to share positive experiences, however in this case I feel other travellers should be aware of what to expect to avoid being disappointed like we were.

We stumbled onto the Greshornish House (restaurant) thanks to Marie at the Spoons B&B. There were not many restaurants open during our recent trip (late March) and we were grateful that Neil & Rosemary were willing to let us dine with the only other couple staying that night. We explored the grounds a bit before dinner, and as with most of Skye, the views were stunning, but slightly different than other parts of the island. We were welcomed in for a glass of wine & ordered, then proceeded to the formal dining room for dinner. The server that night was very friendly, and we enjoyed a good steak and Minch Ling entrees. We then had a nice post-dinner conversation with Neil over a couple cappuccinos. We had a memorable evening, the food was very good, the wine was exceptional, and we would recommend for a nice dinner whilst on Skye.

Pretentious and snooty couple. Amateurs who are trying to run their business and failing miserably to show any kind of welcome in the Highlands. Worst experience we have had in Scotland.My partner and myself were travelling from Wales to Scotland on our holidays. We love Scotland and try to go there every year. That time we were coming back from Harris and Lewis and stopped in Greshornish House on the way back from the ferry crossing. Our ferry was delayed so we arrived to the place later then we expected only to be told that we had to be seated for dinner within ten minutes. We just dropped our bags in the room , which was nice but a bit shabby and needed updating, and went straight downstairs. There was mayhem in the bar as all the guests were there trying to get a drink. It appeared that the owners asked everyone to come downstairs at the same time for their convenience of serving dinner. The menu itself was good with a lot of local produce. The portions though were very small. We got through three courses in no time and still were hungry. When the cheese board arrived we asked for " couple of more biscuits " and we got exactly what we asked for- two tiny biscuits on a tea plate between us!!! Tight!!!!By the time we finished our dinner all the seats in the drawing room were taken so walked into the snooker room next door. It was messy and full of personal items. We felt very uncomfortable .Breakfast was fine, no problems. We were really looking forward to staying on the Isle of Skye and it was going to be the highlight of the holiday . However it was the most disappointing night in Scotland. In summary our most expensive place to stay and the worst of the trip.

Way to expensive for the quality of the hotel and the restaurant. Plenty of rules to follow... No hot water before 7:30 in the morning (even thought we paid 180 pounds per night!) The room was ugly, smelly (we were just above the kitchen) with no internet access... Overall, an hotel you want to avoid at all cost!

All products are local, fresh and the quality is excellent. We had a rabbit liver pâté that was very soft and foamy, the linguine with scallops, langoustine and Skye's mussels were also at the top. But our favourite was definitely the plate of local cheese: from soft to strong, cow or ship, creamy or dry ... you name it. Add to all of the above a very diverse wine menu and you have a wonderful romantic dinner.

We had tried to call at the Greshomish House Hotel 2 years ago at the end of October... but it was closed for the winter, so tried it on the off chance in May. At first the lady of the house was a little off-hand - "do you want to eat or just a drink - if it's to eat, we've just squeezed four in, so you will be lucky" - but after settling down in the comfy chairs,. she warmed & said there was room for the two of us... but there was no lamb left! Not a problem, we said we'd eat... which was a great decision...There were only two of the three starters on, but both were fab - kedegree that my wife had... & liver parfait with oatcakes that I had, and were delicious. We both then had the "fish" main course (the lamb was off!) - as, it turned out was the salmon - but the chef russled up some fantastic dover sole, with the scallops and extras that were with the salmon... & it was delicious! Just two desserts - warm chocolate cake with chocolate sauce and ice cream (which I had - fab); and fresh fruit salad and raspberry sorbet that my wife had (so fresh - fantastic). We washed it down with a bottle of Chilean Merlot, which with bar drinks, came to £100... which seemed about right.The husband host was lovely - very chatty & even gave us a complimentary glass of champagne, as it was our honeymoon. His wife, as above, but pleasant enough & I think just worried that our experience would not be perfect, with so many non-residents turning up on spec! The dining room was lovely, but formal & the other diners were done by 9pm, which affected the atmosphere somewhat.All of that said, I would recommend this restaurant - the food was lovely, the service courteous & I am sure if we had pre-booked it would have been a perfect 5. The location is beautiful. For Skye to have so many special restaurants says a lot about the place, so definitely add this to your list...

We just spent 2 nights at Greshornish . It was a lovely experience in a beautiful setting. We had a relaxed evening in front of the open fire . The following day we explored the garden and surrounding area where there is a great walk around the headland.Both dinner and breakfast were delicous. Everything was presented with style, nice little touches such as the homemade shortbread on arrival.The homemade marmalade is the best I have ever tasted.Thank you

Just like Faulty Towers. There were notes on everything. 'dont shower without the window open' 'dont pull the curtains shut, use the mechanism' When we asked if we could have our wine and cheese in the room we were told that 'the mice would be a problem and that couldn't abide this' The food was ok the setting great. Brilliantly for this review the owners moaned about Trip Advisor and moaned about bad people writing and effecting their business. I would not rush back.....

Awful food, place smelt damp and doggy, it was cold, unwelcoming, a horrible experience... avoid like the plague!

Lovely looking hotel, great location, but inside smelt of dirty wet dogs and old wellingtone, it was cold and smelt damp and the food was poor - nothing wrong with it, just boring and tasteless. We went for my birthday and we were were bitterly disappointed.

We didn't stay at the hotel but decided to eat in the restaurant on a Sunday evening in Sept 2008.Not only did the experience cost the two of us £100 the food was some of the worst that I ever been served. My partner had Guinea Fowl, foul being the word and I had the smallest and dried up Dover Sole, covered in large lumps of garlic, drowning in butter.The rest of the meal proved to be just a bad. If you want a decent meal in Skye drive up the road to the Three Chimneys or head down to Clair MacDonalds.