We booked two nights in March. Accomodation was pleasant enough, although there seemed to be lots of rules about what you could or couldn't do, and I didnt like the idea of non-refundable deposits etc., for whatever reason.
We had booked dinner at £39.00 each. Canapes were bar bits and pieces, ie pork scratchings, nuts and crisps - and this set the tone for the whole meal. Having read the "blurb", we had looked forward to a great dinner. Helpings were minimal and I would not like to swear that the sea bass was "that day's catch". Dishes had a coulis, which artistically decorated the plate in the manner of a Jackson Pollock painting. We went to bed feeling peckish.
Breakfast was the best meal. Ate out the next night . We were recommended to try the Schoolhouse in Dunvegan - and we thoroughly recommend it for tired, hungry tourists.
In fairness the setting and the rooms were good. - but you need a good meal , if you are travelling the countryside, let alone walking the hills. Oh, and yes, Brian did smile -when we were leaving.
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Would I recommend this hotel to my best friend?
probably not
I recommend this hotel for:
A romantic getaway, Girlfriend getaway, Tourists
I do not recommend this hotel for:
Young singles, An amazing honeymoon, Great pool scene, Families with young children, Families with teenagers
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