Ardvasar Hotel, Isle Of Skye, Inverness-Shire, IV45

The Inn at Àird a' Bhàsair is situated on the southern tip of the Isle of Skye off the west coast of Scotland. Skye can be accessed by car via the road bridge to Lochalsh to the north of the hotel (30 mins drive) with a ferry service from Mallaig on the mainland providing direct services to Armadale less than half a mile to the north of Ardvasar.

Skye is the largest of the islands within the Inner Hebrides and is probably the most popular island tourist destination in Scotland, with over 600,000 annual visitors. The island is famous among hillwalkers for its dramatic scenery and walks including the Cuillin Range which offers 12 Munros (mountains over 3000 feet). Outdoor enthusiasts can also enjoy less strenuous walks across the island with other popular spots including the Fairy Pools walk and the impressive Old Man of Storr rock formation.


The property is a traditionally constructed stone building set over two floors which has also been extended to the rear.

The reception at ground floor level, which incorporates a large office to the rear, provides access to all parts of the hotel. The ground floor includes the public space which includes a spacious lounge bar and restaurant, separate public bar (with separate external access to the front elevation) and a function room to the rear of the property.

The commercial kitchen at ground floor has been fully re-fitted and upgraded to an excellent standard throughout and includes the usual dry stores and cold store.

There are 10 ensuite letting bedrooms provided at first floor level, 4 of which benefit from sea views to the front of the property. All rooms are fitted to a high standard throughout and benefit from ensuite facilities.

A studio manager's apartment is provided at first floor level within the hotel.

A private car park is provided to the rear of the hotel and a beer garden with sea views adjacent.

The hotel includes a large dining space accessed directly off the entrance hallway adjacent to the reception. Essentially contained within two adjoining rooms, the restaurant can accommodate around 60 covers with a selection of fixed and moveable furniture provided.

A timber framed corner bar servery is provided which also gives staff access through to the public bar.

The public bar is popular with guests and locals and benefits from separate external access to the front elevation of the hotel.