This is my 3rd time staying at the Dunollie. This time round I stayed for 3 nights in March. Rooms are comfortable and warm. Hotel was a bit on the chilly side though probably due to the force 10 gales outside!
Staff were friendly and helpful. Food was average but good. A help yourself carvery style for dinner and breakfast with vegetarian options. An excellent base for exploring the Isle of Skye and dog friendly too. Dogs are allowed in the bar area which is good. All in all good value for money

We're just back from an "Easybreaks" 3 night DB&B stay at the Dunollie which cost us £150 in total. After reading so many poor reviews on this website, but being seasoned Easybreak bookers, we knew not to set our expectations too high and expect to get a standard and quality reflective of what we paid. In fact however, Dunollie surpassed our expectations. Yes, we might have been disappointed if we'd paid the rack rate of £70 per night B&B but since we didn't we found it excellent value. The hotel was exceptionally quiet - in fact on our last night we were the only 2 in the hotel for dinner - that however is more to do with the fact people generally don't visit Skye in late November ! The main thing is the room was perfectly clean and comfortable with a stunning view out over the water and the food was acceptable and ample - you don't pay £75 DB&B for 3 nights and expect a 5 star luxury hotel with Michelin star food. You get what you pay for generally although in the Dunollie's case they did more than that for us. And, moreover, Skye is beautiful and without all the seasonal tourists and midgies we had a fantastic trip and will definitely go back. If you are a 'foodie' stay somewhere relatively cheap like the Dunollie and have lunch or dinner at the Three Chimneys or Kinloch Lodge. We enjoyed afternoon tea at Kinloch Lodge and it was a lovely treat - by comparison to stay there for 3 nights would have set us back well over £600 including dinner so Dunollie did the job for a late break.

Having just returned from an overnight stay in this place I would like to warn people to avoid it...There is not sign to let you know were to enter the hotel recepion area, on entering I was told check in was three pm, (not very helpful) having checked in i found this supposedly double bedroom very small, cobwebs on the celling and walls, bath badly chipped, shower difficult to turn on and the toilet had instruction beside it which says hold the handle for 3 secs to flush...room had no hairdryer as stated, tv went on and off all evening and there was no remote control...I was told that evening meals in dinning room finished at 8.30 and bar meals at 8, ( i ate at the Claymore just along the road and had a fabulous meal from lovely friendly staff) How this hotel got three stars I will never understand. I can`t comment on the staff as I only saw one when checking in and when having breakfast no-one asked if everything was ok.I would recommend all to avoid this place.

Great staff, warm welcome, given the room we asked for.
clean comfortable and quiet.
Food not bad for price, and lots of it, and good service.
Worst aspect was the Skye beer, not well kept.
Overall good value for money, but we did have a 3 day deal, and no coaches.
J & T S Auchterarder.