Welcome to Flodigarry Country House Hotel
Award winning Flodigarry Country House Hotel, Isle of Skye ~ commands a panoramic position overlooking the sea towards the Torridons on mainland Scotland.
You need look no further – this is that very special Skye place – family run – old country house with history, romance and real Highland hospitality in a stunning Jurassic setting. Flodigarry, former home to Scottish heroine Flora MacDonald and A Country House Hotel of the Year – much loved to which many return year after year together with the children and family dog – all are welcome here.
Located in ancient woodlands up on the Quiraing in north east Skye, Flodigarry is a traditional non-trendy warm and friendly hotel with an easy going atmosphere, beauty and Jacobite past which blends together to create something quite magical.
If you like super food, fine wine and malts; breathtaking mountain and sea views, the great outdoors, wildlife walks, guided mountain and geological rambles, traditional story telling, ceilidhs, boat trips and fishing or simply to go feet up with a book by a log fire - then Flodigarry is just right for you.
Flodigarry offers an excellent choice of really comfortable bedrooms – all en-suite – which should suit all needs. Bedrooms are available in both the main house and Flora MacDonald's Cottage – no more than a few minutes walk from Flodigarry House and where Flora MacDonald raised five of her seven children – a wonderful place to soak up history.
You can enjoy a full range of outdoor activities or simply relax with a good book by a log fire. Weekend house parties feature lively music nights – at all other times Flodigarry is utter peace and tranquility – you may hear waves breaking on the shore and logs crackling away on the fire – the perfect antidote to life on the fast lane – so do please come along – your welcome dram awaits.
Wireless internet access is available in the public areas of the Main House.
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