Raasay House Hotel

Beautifully situated on island with a beautiful view of isle of Skye. Spacious and well decorated

Could not fault the hotel

Absolutely beautiful building and extremely clean in the rooms. Staff were absolutely excellent also.

Everything was great.

We unfortunately missed the last ferry (our mistake) of the day and contacted the Raasay House to understand our options and they bent over backwards to accommodate us. They had a skipper pick us up in a small boat and we simply left our car on Isle of Skye at the dock. They also knew we would need dinner when we arrived and arranged for a table reservation and we enjoyed the best meal of our 10 day trip with the Raasay House. In addition they accomodated our family of 4 (parents and two adult children (18,21) in a beautiful room with perfect views.

If we had known how dreamy this stop would have been we would have planned to stay for many more days. There is nothing to complain about regarding this property. It would make a wonderful place to honeymoon or for a relaxing romantic getaway.

It’s location is indisputably out of this world, good enough for Charles Edward Stuart the pretender who landed in Scotland to lead the Jacobite revolution in 1745. The library is a must see and the ferry is a trip worth making. Our room recently refurbished was unexpected for the price and the view to Skye made up for the hotels failings.

However a shortage in staff and a very weak menu spoilt it for us. One bar man on our arrival run off his feet and one member of staff at breakfast trying to satisfy continental guest’s with a British fry up says it all. If I missed an alternative breakfast so did the young Spanish family.