We went to Skye one sunny day
At Fearnoch then we chanced to stay
The view was fine, the welcome warm
The standards far above the norm
We ate like kings and slept like lords
Tis hard to find the proper words
To say to Rosa, Alan too
How we enjoyed our stay with you
Our gratitude this ditty sends
We came as strangers, left as friends!

Friendly home from home accommadation with hosts Rosa and Alan. They were extremely helpful with advice for the hill walking we had planned and went way above what you would expect of B & B hosts.
The room was spacious and clean, the bathroom spotless and a big plus in Skye, the property was midge free. The lounge is spacious with wonderful views of the loch and the Black Cuillins.
The food was good and dinner is highly recommended.

Graham&Andy

Following a stay in a grotty Hotel in Callander and navigating the so called roads of Skye arriving at Fearnoch was like entering a little bit of heaven. A warm welcome, luggage taken up to my room which was a delight.

The bathroom, whilst small was adequate with everything one needed; the towels were, to my surprise, changed everyday and the soap, a local product, was a delight waiting to happen,.

The lounge was comfortable and user friendly; the food superb and mine hosts firm but friendly and nothing was too much trouble
.
I have stayed at 4* hotels world wide but this experience matches the best of them, in its own quiet way.

A warning however ,the hostess views her kitchen as proudly and understandably her domain, cross over the line and you are in deep trouble.

Cannot wait to return

Donald A Wroe

Barnside
Bouth
ULVERSTON
LA12 8JB

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4 of us recently stayed here. Beautiful, clean accommodation in a wonderful location - but - there are lots of strict rules to adhere to! E.G. removal of all outer gear in tiny porch and leave tidy, keep common area tidy, keep bedroom/bathrooms tidy (do not leave toothbrushes etc. out of wash bags), don't relax, go to bed early as the owner is tired. Wanted to go out for 5 minutes at 10.40pm - door locked and request denied! Similar, one imagines, to living in a camp - commandant scarey - what happened Irish hospitality?