Arisaig Hotel Guide - Sands of Morar hotels in Arisaig, United Kingdom.

"This house was lovely and cosy. Great views from the house. Thanks for a great stay."

"A very traditional country house, in a beautiful location, this hotel remains pleasingly original and extremely welcoming. The General Manager is almost omnipresent and leads from the front; he appears unfailingly eager to help guests and to enquire as to whether there’s any little thing that could make a guest’s stay more pleasant. There’s no air conditioning, no corporate standardisation, no pool or gym, and no sprawling extensions of Airfix basic guest rooms. Instead, it’s a nearly three hundred year old house and home that now welcomes those who appreciate the history, the spacious comfort, the hospitality and the wonderful setting."

"Beautiful location."

"Stunning views "

"Lovely hotel. We were only there for 1 night but ill be back its very clean nd beautiful decor. We didnt have dinner but breakfast was great.staff very good and friendly "

"Friendly staff. braw location, looking forward to returning there."

"We stayed here for a month to kickoff our retirement and what a month it was. Dorothy and Andy were fantastic hosts. We were fortunate to tour their croft with Andy and learned so much. The location is great for having lots of peace and quiet while also having the rest of Skye hikes and attractions in near reach. One of our favorite walks involved simply leaving on foot and walking toward Tarksavaig. The space is well furnished with a comfy bed, a great tub/shower, and with all the supplies we needed to cook meals. It felt like home right away. We highly recommend! "

"Excellent hotel, charming and great service"

"We arrived in the middle of a storm Amy related power cut which had affected the whole region. The owners could not be more helpful and pulled out all the stops to get us an evening meal. A really nice place to stay. We took the scenic way there along the loch and the quick way to get back to the A82 - the Corran vehicle ferry runs every half an hour (or quicker) and takes 5 minutes to cross the loch. "