Toravaig House, on the Isle of Skye, Scotland is a small, contemporary Hebridean Gem offering an intimate atmosphere, attention to detail, refreshingly welcoming staff but above all, delicious, innovative cuisine. The hotel is set amongst the natural beauty of Skye, in the Western Isles of Scotland. The hotel’s peaceful location with views over the ruins of Knock Castle c.1345 is the perfect place to relax and unwind whether on holiday, as a wedding venue (or honeymoon venue) or enjoying a romantic getaway for two. The hotel also has views over the Sound of Sleat, which separates Skye from mainland Scotland. All of the nine individually designed en-suite hotel rooms are intimate in character and rich in fabrics and contemporary furnishings. The lounge offers squashy sofas and a crackling log fire, perfect for enjoying fine malts or delicious wines before dinner where the finest contemporary cuisine that Skye’s legendary larder can provide will be served. All ingredients are locally sourced from Skye and around Scotland - the freshly caught langoustines and lobsters, just landed by the fishing boats, to homegrown leaves and herbs. The kitchen is filled with only the freshest produce. The team will surprise you with innovative combinations and tastes, never known before. This small, romantic, island hotel was created as the result of a dream by its owners, Anne Gracie and Captain Ken Gunn. Complimenting the experience is an unusual additional feature –a stunning 50' yacht ‘Solus a Chuain’ – skippered by Ken, offering daily sailing trips around Skye, exclusively to the hotel guests.

Toravaig House Hotel also has a Restaurant:

Iona Restaurant (Restaurant Section)

Inspirations

Toravaig House Hotel is part of the following Inspirations:

The Fifteen Best Island Hotels by Greg Cook

"Since Bonnie Prince Charlie fled here from the English, after the Jacobite Rising of 1745, countless visitors have done the same, and the island’s sparkling lochs, majestic mountains and swooning seascapes have long since made it Scotland’s third most popular attraction. Toravaig House encapsulates all that’s best about the island. Renovated by a determined couple with a blissful vision, the nine-room hotel opened in 2004 to immediate acclaim for quality, service, truly innovative cuisine created from local produce, and perhaps uniquely, the chance to sail out with the owners on their own 42’ yacht – the perfect way to explore this glorious part of the world."