Isle of Raasay Distillery in Raasay has 4-star accommodations with a shared lounge, a restaurant and a bar. Featuring luggage storage space, this property also provides guests with a sun terrace.
clarence
United States of America
the people, the rooms and the grounds were wonderful. And the chef is out of this world!!!!!
Located on the picturesque Isle of Raasay, a 5-minute walk from the ferry terminal, newly refurbished in 2013 Raasay House Hotel is nestled in a Georgian mansion with beautifully landscaped lawns.
Linda
United States of America
Staff was lovely. Location was great and very pretty.
In 15 acres of private grounds, this hotel features spectacular views over Portree Bay to the Cuillin Mountain range. It has an award-winning restaurant and a range of whiskeys on offer.
Originally built in 1875, The Portree Hotel is located on the corner of Portree's main street and overlooks Somerled Square, the town’s main square.
Debashis Ghosh
Singapore
The check-in process was fast and the staff were helpful.
The restaurant offers a sumptuous and soul satisfying lamb dish.
The property has a charm that only a heritage property can provide.
The bed was surprisingly comfortable to sleep in
Located in Portree, 22 miles from Dunvegan Castle, Bracken Hide Hotel has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar. This 4-star hotel offers luggage storage space.
Paula
United States of America
The location was ideal. The breakfasts were quite adequate. The dinner we ate in the restaurant was quite good as well.
Rockview offers accommodations in Portree, 23 miles from Dunvegan Castle. Featuring sea and mountain views, this bed and breakfast also offers free Wifi. Guests can use the a garden.
Gerald
Spain
It has a very home feel to it. It felt like visiting friends.
Angusfield Cabins offers accommodations in Sconser, 22 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh and 30 miles from Eilean Donan Castle. This beachfront property offers access to free Wifi and free private parking.
Rosann
United States of America
It was perfect quite clean and the best spot on her 12 days in Scotland. Definitely would book again and stay several days
The Distillery is a great option to stay while visiting the...
The Distillery is a great option to stay while visiting the Highlands and going up north. It's a top choice to feel and breathe the nature while enjoying a very comfortable evening. It is a good idea to bring the car into the island if you can spare the time to tour around - just beware that you have to fit your schedule to the ferry timetables and it can be tricky on Sundays. Regarding meal options, also note that there could be no other options apart from the hotel ( we were here mid-May).
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Ana Cristina
Portugal
6.0
Scored 6.0
The location, walking, scenery is fantastic, distillery tour...
The location, walking, scenery is fantastic, distillery tour is interesting and whisky tasting is informative. Staff are friendly and informative.
The downstairs room (6) requires work, has no openable windows, no AC and has forced air ventilation which is noisy and can’t be switched off. Basin is set far too low for use and there is no hot water in the basin. No place to unpack clothes so if staying longer than one night, have to live out of your suitcase
Ian
South Africa
10
Scored 10
Fab location, accommodation.
Fab location, accommodation. You need to make sure to plan your trip around the ferry times or you will not make it to the island. Great for all sorts of activities on the water and on the land. We biked it and although it was taxing (ver hilly) the views and wildlife spotting make it so worthwhile. We saw two golden eagles for example. 👍
Maureen
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
We only stayed 1 night. We have arrived with the last ferry.
We only stayed 1 night. We have arrived with the last ferry. After checking in, we had a drive on the island end-to-end. Spectacular and very beautiful (wild).
We didn't had dinner or breakfast (we left with the first ferry), so I can't speak for the food.
Roxana Carmina
Romania
10
Scored 10
Raasay is like a rougher round the edges version of Skye.
Raasay is like a rougher round the edges version of Skye. Definitely more to explore than just the distillery. Some beautiful, but pretty hard going, walks / hikes with amazing views and hidden gems...like the tiny cave on the walk to Fladday. Get a good map and strong boots and enjoy.
jane
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Intended as a stop over before our ferry from Uig to...
Intended as a stop over before our ferry from Uig to Lochmaddy the following day, our short visit to Raasay House got our holiday off to a great start.
The friendly staff were very accommodating of a family travelling with a large dog! Everything about Raasay House had us wishing we had booked to stay for longer.
The 20 minute ferry crossing from Skye is well worth the spectacular views of the Cuillins of Skye from the lawn in front of the hotel and from the bar where we ate in the evening and the brasserie where we were served a delicious breakfast.
Raasay House Hotel is in a stunning location. Our room was good, although a sea view would have been a bonus! The food was good and the chef catered well for my vegan daughter. The service and food was excellent. The views from the front of the house were superb, relaxing in the library, bar or cafe! We went to chill and be active and our goals were met! Dogs were accommodated well. Callum did a great job making us welcome. The receptionist was efficient and calm and Rachel was a lovely waitress! I felt a sense of community at the hotel.
We LOVED it here! Such a gem! Fantastic facilities and rooms with great amenities. It’s a super special hotel as you’re not only staying at the distillery but there are only six rooms (currently). So it’s a wonderfully quiet/restful stay on a peaceful island…with whiskey! Also, pretty sure the chef is secretly Master Michelin chef. As most people leave the island on the last ferry, there was only us, the locals, and the Raasay crew at the bar-and talking to the people who stayed was a special memory for us. We’ll be back.
This hotel and area was our favorite part of our visit to Scotland! Raasay is a very nice small island with a wonderful view of Skye. We enjoyed the 5min walk to the distillery next door. They have a garden in the back open to guests and picked the best and sweetest strawberries and raspberries right off the vine. We did the bike hire and was nice exploring the island. The front yard boasts a wonderful view while sipping a coffee in the morning or a cocktail in the evening.
A last minute decision when accommodations on Skye were unavailable. Great decision! The stay included a free tour of the distillery. We also booked dinner on site and it was delicious. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. Lovely pastoral setting and water views. Our room looked newly decorated, clean and fresh, very comfortable. Breakfast was also quite tasty — cooked to order. Not suitable for guests with mobility issues.
The Isle of Raasay distillery is one of the best places I have ever stayed. Between the beautiful accommodations, the wonderful spirits offered, and the fantastic staff, you won't be disappointed with your stay. This place is a must for anyone looking for great drinks and fantastic views. It's easy to walk to the Inn next door for dinner and makes the whole experience even more unique. We loved it!
Hotel is modern, new and beautifully decorated. The staff was very nice. I was impressed with the dinner because it was a fixed 6 meal course and all the dishes were worthy of a fine dining experience. They also gave me a tour to the distillery and explained the whiskey process. The tour is free/included with the stay.
I really loved my stay in this hotel.
Ferry trip to the island and a very short drive to the hotel. We were upgraded to the most fabulous room which overlooked the loch. The staff were so very friendly, the food in the restaurant was amazing and the breakfast was also very good. We would love to come back for a longer stay and have a proper relax!
It was a very special place for us. The ferry trip slows you down and brings you into a holiday mood. The views from the hotel were exceptional. "These mistcovered mountains..." We enjoyed every moment. The young staff was super friendly. Dinner and breakfast were delicious. Highly recommended retreat!
The room decor was beautiful with stunning views of the sea and jetty. The dinner we had at this place was superb. It was a unique and memorable experience staying here. We recommend people to visit this place and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Raasay Island. We look forward to return again.
Gorgeous hotel and lush location. Spacious, comfortable bedroom with shared lounge and balcony. Very clean. Delicious dinner and breakfast. Friendly staff. Phenomenal views of pasture, harbor, and Skye. Lovely paths and gardens to explore. Plenty of activities for families. Simply the best!
Everything was perfect , the location ,view from our room was breathtaking, lovely to meet the director Lynn who was extremely hospitable and friendly , will definitely cexcepone back on my next trip to Scotland to try the water sports and adventure .
We had a brilliant room overlooking the water and gardens and there was enough space for our 2 boys as well. Beds very comfortable and nice bathroom too.
Food was great - fish and shellfish and the local Skye beer was nice too.
A small little place on this planet which was overwhelming and outstanding! What a magnificent hotel and distillery to stay in. Very welcoming staff and the whiskey tasting very enjoyable and relaxing. Breakfast was 5 star!!!
The property is located on Raasay Island, only accessible by ferry, but has a beautiful location overlooking the water. There are nice trails close to the property for one to pass time.
Loved the location, the room and the friendly greeting we recieved upon arrival. Very happy that the hotel was dog friendly. Excellent tour around the distillery included.
Very exclusive location on Raasay island with sweet wild rabbits all arround. Good food and nice gardens. There is a spacious library and bar to enjoy leisure time.
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