Duisdale House Hotel

Escape to the beautiful Isle of Skye and enjoy an indulgent luxury hotel break in the Highlands of Scotland at Duisdale House Hotel. Perfectly situated in the area known as Sleat on the southernmost tip of Skye, this Hebridean hotel, built in 1865 as a Hunting Lodge, has been completely transformed into a privately owned chic boutique retreat. The award-winning restaurant and exclusive daily sailing trips on board our luxury yacht (from April to September) add a whole new dimension to a short break on the Isle of Skye. Duisdale has very proudly just scooped the 2014 awards for 'Island Romantic Hotel of the Year' as well as 'Island Style Hotel of the Year' from the Scottish Hotel Awards. The hotel is in a class of its own and the 18 individually designed hotel bedrooms of varying sizes and room types coming in a range of contemporary styles, some with Four Posters, but all come complete with the luxury amenities one would expect in a four star hotel in Scotland.

The Isle of Skye On The Map: The Isle of Skye is a large island located off the west coast of Scotland. Skye is accessed via a landbridge (A87 road) from Kyle of Lochalsh on the mainland, or by ferry from Mallaig, reached via the A830 road from Fort William. “Cloud Island” is what the Norse called the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It is fitting. A 50-mile-long banquet of velvet moors, jagged mountains, shimmering lochs and towering sea cliffs produce stunning scenery. If the weather turns, there are plenty of castles, crafting museums, and cozy pubs and restaurants to please anyone. Along with Edinburgh and Loch Ness, Skye is one of the places in Scotland that people enjoy visiting the most. A wild geological past has produced some of Britain’s most dramatic scenery. From rugged Northern Skye to the ice-sculpted peaks of the Cuillins, the island is riveted with many lochs. The traveler is never more than five miles from the ocean. Skye is everything we think of the Highlands to be: Wild, fierce, and mesmerizing. Overnight stays on Skye are at the island's main town - Portree. The location of Bonnie Prince Charlie's final days in Scotland in 1746, Portree today is a bustling port and Skye's cultural hub.

Rooms & Amenities

All hotel rooms at Duisdale have been individually designed and are unique. Some rooms are in tones of purple and dove, others in Mediterranean orange and sand, red and grey, and many more. Bathrooms are mainly spacious with fluffy towels and luxury toiletries, perfect for relaxing for a long soak in the bath before dinner. All Guestrooms Feature:

Crisp White Bed Linens
WiFi Internet Access
Flat-Screen TV
Tea & Coffee Hospitality Trays
Bottled Water
Hairdryer
Luxurious Toiletries

Dining

Duisdale Restaurant: Head Chef Peter Cullen uses local produce from Skye and the Highlands of Scotland to whet your appetite after a busy day exploring the island. The 2 AA Red Rosette award winning restaurant is a renowned dining choice on the Island and here you will find the perfect environment for savouring the delicious delicacies prepared that day by the accomplished kitchen team. Simply an exquisite dining experience. The décor and ambience is akin to that of a top city restaurant but the atmosphere is more relaxed and convivial. The Chart Room: The Chart Room is perfect for a pre dinner drink or casual lunchtime or early evening meal. After dinner guests can enjoy a cocktail from our carefully chosen selection or for the whisky lover, the array of Malts available will capture the interest of even the most seasoned enthusiasts amongst you. The Lounge: The Lounge with its open fire and comfy sofas is the top spot to relax and enjoy some afternoon tea and freshly baked scones with jam and cream.

Rooms & Amenities

Dining

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