While it is true that the building is old and the bathrooms small, one comes to Scotland for the natural beauty, not a spa experience. The people here are so friendly. The food is excellent. The wandering animals are so much fun. And Chloe, the West Highland Terrier is a pip. We'd walk up to the Castle ruins every night to watch the sunset over the sea. It was breathtaking. Don't come here if you are a wimp. But if you love to immerse yourself in green grass, blue skies, flaming sunsets, and the sea, this is the place. Skye is small enough that you can get anywhere you want on it, complete your activity, and be back on the tip of this peninsula in time for dinner and your sunset climb. I cannot wait to return to Duntulm.

I loved the location of this hotel, overlooking Duntulm Castle. The sunsets were magnificent.

We were given a room in the hotel building and not in the newer annexed building. The room was badly in need of decoration and updating - in fact a thorough cleaning would have been a good idea! There was no shower in our small room - only a hand attachment for the bath, which kept falling apart and nearly delivered third degree burns to my husbands feet. There was no TV although the literature did promise one, I couldn't even find one in the lounge.

The bar food was FANTASTIC - wholesome home cooking. The bar on the Thursday night we were there was packed with a great friendly mix of travellers from all parts. There was live traditional Scottish music in the bar and the atmosphere was great.

I would go back if I knew I’d get a cleaner modernized room – perhaps the annex is better.

My husband and I went to Scotland in the fall on honeymoon and were booked here for four nights. After the first night we packed our things and left as quickly as we could. First of all, getting to this place is an adventure all by itself - mostly sheep in the rural, remote roads. Don't get me wrong, the scenery is breathtaking - I would highly advise NOT driving there at night as there are no guardrails on very high coastal cliff roads - and the sheep.
We had what was supposed to be the nicest room in the hotel - the bathroom was a converted closet (I'm not kidding) - you could almost not turn around inside. The shower floor was SOFT with rot underneath. (Squishsquish get it?) The rugs in the room were ancient and musty. My husband and I joked that the box springs of the bed appeared to have been fashioned from an old chicken coop. I actually CRIED after arriving it was so remote and awful.
The only saving grace about this place is the staff (very, very nice people), who sadly, seemed unaware of the state of the inn.
Did I mention while carrying our bags out the back door to the parking lot there was one of those little scottie dogs *charging* a sheep with horns? IN THE PARKING LOT. For Real.
Do yourself a favor and stay in Portree at the Cuillin Hills Hotel which is where we ended up.