Eilean Iarmain Hotel -

Following the government announcement of Friday 20th March, it was with a deep sense of sadness that we closed the doors at Hotel Eilean Iarmain. The safety and wellbeing of our staff, our guests and our local communities are of paramount importance and it is our responsibility to ensure the necessary safeguards at this difficult time.

We will continue to take the advice of Public Health Scotland, and will keep you updated.

Our reservations office remains open and we will be more than happy to discuss any future travel plans that you might have, including the rescheduling of existing reservations during this closure period.

We are making contact with all our guests who have reservations booked in April and May. If you have a booking, please do not hesitate to be in touch with us.

We would be very happy to make arrangements for you to reschedule your visit, rather than to have to cancel. Please rest assured, we will do our very best to achieve the most satisfactory arrangement for you.

We are, as always, grateful for all your support and honoured that Eilean Iarmain is the place that you and your families choose to spend your quality time.

We hope to see you all soon, and we look forward to offering you a very warm welcome when we reopen.

In the meantime we wish everyone the very best to get through these difficult times.

01471 833 332 hotel@eileaniarmain.co.uk

Check out our Sporting Magazine here:
Fearann Eilean Iarmain 2019 Edition
Don't forget to ask about our Outdoor Activities
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The local community and our Gaelic language and culture is at the heart of Eilean Iarmain.

Our Am Pràban bar regularly hosts live music with local musicians and singers, where you can listen out for the mellifluous sound of the island’s native tongue.

The hotel hosts other cultural and community events - click on a link opposite or view all events to find out more.

Check out our Sporting Magazine here:

Fearann Eilean Iarmain 2019 Edition

Scottish Hotel Awards 2019:

Country Sports Hotel - National
Coastal Hotel of the Year - Islands
Bar of the Year - Islands

Birlinn Restaurant

Log fires and candlelit dinners in our 'Birlinn' restaurant, selected for the Good Food Guide 2017, offers a mouth-watering menu, making use of as much local produce as possible. Local seafood and Eilean Iarmain venison accompanied by Skye-grown salads and vegetables often feature on our menu.
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Am Pràban Bar

Our traditional ‘Am Pràban’ bar offers hearty bar meals served in a relaxed atmosphere and in wintertime the open fire will add to the rustic feel.

Four Suites with stunning bay views and twelve bedrooms with individual character available all year round.

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Dog Policy:

Well behaved dogs are welcome at Hotel Eilean Iarmain. We offer a selection of “Pet friendly rooms”. Guests must notify the hotel at the time of booking to ensure they are allocated an appropriate room. There is a £10 supplement charge for bringing your dog.

Note: Certain rooms are kept “pet-free” in order to cater to guests who may have a dog allergy.

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Eilean Iarmain Hotel

An enchanting, privately owned hotel of unique charm and character, where time appears to stand still. Nestled in a picturesque bay in the south of Skye, with beautiful views over the Sound of Sleat and the distant hills of Knoydart.

Come “over the sea to Skye” to historic Eilean Iarmain where, in 1746, Flora MacDonald was taken captive and sent to the Tower of London for helping Bonnie Prince Charlie evade government troops after the Battle of Culloden.