Toravaig House Hotel

Very cute little hotel in picturesque setting.The room was spotless and the bed was very comfortable.

The people are wonderful. The building is lovely. One rainy night we stayed in and they made charcuterie and we had wine. Breakfast was elegant and tasty, tried my first haggis…Tons of great advice on where to go. Can’t say enough about Toravaig.

The room was very comfortable with a beautiful view. The breakfast was very well prepared.

Staff were friendly and kind, and while the estate was pretty, we weren't big fans of the room. We had high expectations for this room, having paid what to us was a decent amount (£300). While we were prepared for the cozy (small) room, we were not prepared for the bin view out of the only window. It left a rather poor taste and given that the room was warm, we had to crank the windows open but was concurrently worried about flies and smells. They also provided a throw and extra cushions which looks pretty but given the warm weather, was more of a hindrance as there was no place to put them in the cozy room. A fan would have been much better as the room was really warm, and we are from South East Asia and used to the heat. Overall didn't feel like it was a great value of money. In our opinion, the sense of lower value similarly extends to the sister restaurant, which felt under staffed, unpolished service and small portions of food. Food tasted OK, but not worth the amount.

This property is more like an expensive B&B with limited services than a hotel. Restaurant was limited to breakfast. Dinner was only available at a nearby sister property with transportation. It is rather isolated from area attractions but was convenient for the ferry. The level of service was inconsistent. with an excellent staff member working the desk in the afternoon and evening.

Too small, no AC, not as clean as it should be (coffee maker coated with a layer of dust, so disgusting that we decided not to have coffee) very noisy - lots of noise pollution - woken up multiple times throughout the night by guests and noisy dryer vent noise. Road traffic went on till late. Had to leave window opened cos room was warm and stuffy.

The staff were fantastic. So helpful cheery and performing many roll. Lovely property

Property is nice and well kept and has great views of the bay. Note that there is limited dining on site; guests can get a free shuttle to the sister hotel which has a full restaurant and bar, which is unfortunately extremely expensive. We were not told that the shuttle service ends at 10PM, and received a call to the restaurant at ~9:45PM from Torvaig to ask when we would be returning. When we returned to Torvaig at ~10:15PM, the door was locked immediately behind us and we heard the staff member drive off the grounds as we stepped into our room without any word to us. It is not egregious that staff wanted to go home early on a slow night, but the service at this price point should be better - the staff should've asked how dinner was and asked if there was anything we needed before they left. Indeed, I'd returned downstairs 5 minutes later for an extra bottle of water to find it empty and locked up. Another woman (hotel manager I think?) was pleasant, professional and polite the next morning on check out when we briefly explained some of the above. One or two more front of house staff members would help offset the amenities weaknesses that the hotel has given that it has no on site dining and no bar. The few offers they do have should be executed flawlessly. The stay was overall enjoyable, but at this price the level of service should be stronger. I'd recommend guests find arrangements for dinner/drinks that aren't Torvaig or its sister hotel.

Beautiful place and nice part of Isle of Skye

Rachel was a superb host and very helpful.