Hotel in zona Loch Nan Uamh Viaduct, Lochailort

Il piacevole pranzo all'Hotel Morar per una bella vacanza nella zona. Tuan e Akram erano grandi e si assicuravano che i nostri ordini fossero tempestivi e che il cibo fosse servito a caldo. Tutto il personale era carino e chattato, controllando tutto il nostro pasto. Si consiglia di iniziare il moscello e la scalop con i pesci e chip e la testa di pesce pesce colpi grandi alla tavola. Vieni di nuovo!

This hotel is a very cozy and small hotel that probably qualifies as bed & breakfast except that their restaurant is also open for dinner to the general public. Our room was spacious and comfortable, with a radiator for heating (and cooling). The bathroom was nice and clean. I think the water may have been naturally sourced, given its color, but that's not an issue and drinking water was provided in the room. You should remove your shoes and use the provided slippers. Bathrobes were also provided. The food for dinner and breakfast was very good. Everything was very fresh and of the highest quality, beautifully prepared and delicious. The atmosphere is great, and I especially liked the paintings displayed in the breakfast room. We only stayed one night but this was easily the best hotel experience we had while traveling there.

What a lovely place! I've stayed here with my daughter on the way to Skye and this was a real gem to find. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed by the warm and friendly staff, who made us feel right at home. Their genuine hospitality added a personal touch to our stay, making it even more special. The rooms were comfortable, with a cozy atmosphere that perfectly complemented the hotel's charming surroundings. We slept soundly and woke up up refreshed and ready for the journey ahead. We had dinner in the bar, which was perfect for us and the delicious breakfast set us off for the rest of the day. We were lucky with the weather and enjoyed the large lawn outside and at the banks of the loch. Will be definitely stopping again, hopefully for longer to explore the area some more.

Il posto era buono.Anche se penso che sarebbe stato più grande se mi trovassi in un clima/sestate migliore

Toravaig House is a small gem in a beautiful location overlooking the Sleat Peninsula on the south of Skye where we were afforded a very warm welcome, an attribute repeatedly shared by Ayrshire born Neil and several other members of its very efficient and pleasant staff. It is almost next door to Torabhaig Distillery and only a few minutes from Armadale with its first-class bespoke leather shop at the end of the ferry terminal ferry pier and a fascinating Clan Museum. The ferry transports pedestrians as well as cars on the short crossing to Mallaig. The road and railway line from Mallaig through Morar, Arisaig and Glenfinnan with its famous viaduct are recognised as figuring among the most beautiful routes in the world. Residents in Toravaig House can, very usefully, pass a few wonderful hours travelling this journey, by car, rail, or by a mixture of bus and rail and get back home in plenty time to enjoy an evening meal. Breakfasts are first class but, currently, dinner is not served, an omission I hope is repaired before long, in this superbly appointed hotel. Fortunately, there are a few very good restaurants nearby. I would recommend this hotel with little reservation, those being to carefully reserve your bedroom if, sensibly, staying for a few days as some are relatively small and to select your dinner venue carefully, not necessarily accepting advice to visit Duisdale House Hotel when others are more attractively situated with superior menus and service costing about half the price for similar meals. Clydesider