This traditional white manor house, once owned by Kenneth MacLeod, sits in a secluded magical loch side setting at the end of a single-track road, surrounded by its gardens and a belt of beautiful trees. The remote and unspoilt Greshornish peninsula, which projects northeast from the base of Waternish, is a superb away-from-it-all location far from the stresses of the wider world, ideal for the enjoyment of a restorative break and yet central enough to enjoy all that the Isle of Skye has to offer.
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Our rooms with their en-suite facilities are all very different but all offer you the incredible peace that we take for granted at Greshornish and the sound of silence that guarantees a relaxing night's sleep. Our Standard room collection comprise of 2 bedrooms in the attic section of the House. One of these rooms is a small twin room, with en-suite bathroom in the eaves of the House and has limited head height (bath only).
Once on Skye, whether via the bridge or the Mallaig/Armadale ferry, follow the A87 to Portree. From Portree, keep on the A87 North-west out of Portree towards Uig and Dunvegan; after 4 miles, at Borve, fork left onto the A 850 for Dunvegan. Follow this road for about 10 miles and you will pass the village of Edinbane at the head of Loch Greshornish.
Reviews (9)
Leanne Bl
Dec 16, 2021
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Andy Stiles
Dec 10, 2021
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Dean Goddard
Nov 02, 2021
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Brian Longland
Sep 17, 2021
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Marianne Buchanan
Aug 26, 2021
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Absolutely outstanding! Excellent food, service, rooms. From the moment we arrived until the time we left, we were shown the best hospitality has to offer, especially the dog. Towels for muddy paws, water bowls, treats and poo bags at front door and also masks (for those of is who misplace them). Dinner and Breakfast were fabulous, bedroom was cozy and comfortable. Absolutely delighted we found this place.
Johnny Dreczkowski
Jul 28, 2021
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Lovely hotel, but we had tight room on top floor ‘Orkney’ in converted attic space, with no shower, just a bath with lean to ceiling above it, and shower head, not much for our money. That said, the property itself is a lovely getaway, superb dinner (oysters and lamb - wow) , exceptional breakfast, lovely cosy bar, lounge with chess/fire and a fully serviced full size snooker/billiards room with proper cues/chalk/rests etc in immaculate condition and superbly maintained. We loved that. In terms of staff and service both ladies who met us at reception and served us dinner/breakfast from Canada
Robin Spano
Jun 28, 2021
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Locally sourced products, good wine selection and very friendly staff. Would recommend pork belly dish and pigeon breasts starter. Too bad the restaurant room isn’t as nice as their garden which is extremely well maintained and overlooks a loch. Would have been nice to have the option to eat on their terrace.
Em
Jun 05, 2021
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Morton Watson
May 14, 2021
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This hotel is an absolute gem. Lovely secluded location, immaculate grounds, staff and service excellent. Food in restaurant was good. Rooms comfortable with plenty of character, 4 poster etc. Games room with full size snooker table. Well stocked bar with local drinks. Highly recommend this. If possible we would return here.