White Heather Hotel

A warm welcome awaits you at our cosy 'home away from home', nestled on the harbourside in the idyllic village of Kyleakin, just over the Bridge on the Isle of Skye. The White Heather is a small, non smoking, family run hotel, with just 7 immaculately presented, ensuite bedrooms, enabling us to provide that personal touch often missing in larger hotels.

Viewers can choose from 4 different angles, focussing on loch, castle, mountain or harbour views specifically - just use the control panel and please be a little patient - depending on the number of users, the camera might take some time to change it's view to your request! You can choose to view the most recent images held in memory.

We hope to make the White Heather your true 'home away from home' and to this end we try to offer as many home comforts as we can. You don't even need to pack the "kitchen sink", 'cos we provide one! All 5 Twin/Superking rooms (Milovaig, Tokavaig, Kintail, Glenelg and Kishorn), have two 3' single beds (6'6 long)- each room can be booked as either a twin or a superking - please specify preference when booking.

We accept payment in cash or by credit/debit card (excluding AMEX) or sterling travellers cheques. We are aware that cancellations are often unavoidable and if we can fill your room(s) again, then any charges incurred from cancellation will be dropped - that is a promise.

Skye & Lochalsh is great for touring because the scenery round every corner is just stunning, so the journey itself becomes a highlight of the day and not simply a means to an end! The destinations simply slot into the driving route, rather than become the focal point - for instance, Eilean Donan Castle simply becomes part of a day tour round the Glenelg peninsula (using the original Skye Ferry at Kylerhea to leave the island), visiting the Iron Age Brochs, round to the stunning Loch Hourn, out over Mam Ratagan Pass, round Loch Shiel, by Kintail and up to Dornie where Eilean Donan can be visited along with the village and it's stunning mountainous surroundings, where Loch Long, Loch Duich & Loch Alsh all meet, before travelling back to Skye, perhaps through the idyllic little village of Balmacara, through Kyle and back onto Skye over the iconic Skye Bridge!