We stayed in the Tables Hotel for one evening and would definatley stay again. From first booking they were pleasant and very helpful indeed. The room was warm and very homely feeling and the large bed was fantastic. The owners booked our taxi for Dinner the day we booked so it was all taken care of for us and were very nice to chat with. I would recommend this hotel for a stay in Skye. We ourselves work in a Hotel and thought the service provided was fantastic, a lovely couple. Next time we eat at the Three Chimneys we would stay nowhere else!

My mother is disabled and the hotel claims there is disabled facilities yet there was 2 fights of stairs to get up and a bath which was impossible to get into.

Anyone wishing to stay here who has trouble walking or any physical disability should stay away.

No refund or discount given just rudeness and bad hospitality.

We stayed at The Tables Hotel for seven days in March 2006. Though the area was quiet of tourists we had a fabulous time. The bedroom was nicely furnished and we were able to enjoy quiet nights in the lounge with a roaring fire. The food was very good, we requested plain home cooking and that was what we got. The owner has a very large telescope there and he gave us a stunning tour of the night sky, a most unusual part of our stay at the hotel. If your looking for a small quiet friendly place to stay in Skye this is it. Thank You for a great week.

We only went to Dunvegan to see the Castle, and this seemed like quite a nice place to stay.

Unfortunately entry to the Castle is £6 each, which they were still going to charge us even half an hour before closing. We're really fans of just looking at castles from the outside, but the exterior isn't all that great.

Now the hotel. Well, it isn't really a hotel, its a guest house. You feel like you are living in the owner's house. Fine if you like that sort of thing, but for me when I have to chat to the owner every time you go past reception to go in or out, it is a bit wierd.

The food wasn't that great, and again it was a very strange atmosphere, like being in a family member's dining room and having them wait on you.

Then the decor. Euuughh. I just can't face going into too much detail but teddy bears and china pigs abound. Hearing the family just living near you meant that the only thing we did in the bedroom was get drunk and watch DVDs on a portable player - I always thought it was over-the-top on my husband's part to have one, but am now grateful for it.

Saying that, it looked better than the other two hotels in Dunvegan, so if you are really serious about seing the castle (ie you're related to the McLeods) The Tables is probably the place to stay, or drive in from somewhere else.