Isle of Skye bed and breakfast accommodation on a working croft, home to the Romesdal fold of pedigree Highland cattle.
Mobile: 07934 622 838
email:info@romesdalcroft-skye.co.uk
OVERVIEW
We are a working croft, home to the Romesdal fold of registered, pedigree, Highland cattle and a small flock of Cheviot sheep.
There are excellent views from the breakfast room across Loch Snizort with the Cuillin hills to the south. At the moment we are offering one double bedroom with tea and coffee making facilities, exclusive use a large, newly modernised bathroom with shower and bath and large upstairs room with television (and fine views). This room contains a single bed and means that we can easily cater for groups or families of three persons.
By prior arrangement we may be able to cater for families or parties of four with another available room. This will ensure that your stay is quiet and private within an unhurried, informal and friendly household.
The house was modernized and extended in 2007 with central heating throughout making this a very comfortable, quiet and private base for your holiday on the Isle of Skye. There will be no strangers at the breakfast table.
GETTING THERE
Romesdal is situated just off the main A87 road, mid-way between the Skye village of Portree and the ferry terminal at Uig. About a mile or two past the village of Kensaleyre, at Romesdal we are the house directly on the corner, with trees. Usually, a rather battered white Land Rover will be in the driveway.
A ten minute drive either way takes you to Uig or Portree. There is easy access to the shores of Loch Snizort, the hills above Kingsburgh and the Trotternish Ridge.
Romesdal is ideally situated as a base to explore the North and West of Skye and is also a convenient stopping point for those travelling to and from the Outer Isles.
PRICE
The tariff is £30 per person per night with discount for stays of over three nights. To book your stay at Romesdal either use the contact page or call:
01470 532 729
We are taking bookings now for the 2008 season.