The Broadford Hotel

The Broadford Hotel is cosy place to stay on the beautiful sweep of Broadford Bay on the Isle of Skye.

The hotel played an important role in the history of Skye – it is the birthplace of Drambuie, which was Bonnie Prince Charlie’s secret recipe.

Cosy rooms

The Broadford Hotel has warm and cosy rooms, styled in colours inspired by Drambuie tartan. A number of rooms look over Broadford bay, where guests can see fishing boats return from the sea with their catch.

Every room in hotel is ensuite with a direct dial telephone, free WiFi, a flat screen TV, a hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.

The restaurant in The Broadford Hotel serves hearty dishes created using Skye’s renowned seafood, livestock and vegetables grown on the unspoiled lands.

h3. Two bars

The Broadford Hotel has two bars perfect for relaxing in after a day of exploring Skye. The Spinnaker Bar has comfy leather sofas and views over the bay. It also serves a food menu and, of course, Drambuie. The bar’s speciality is Drambuie served long with soda and fresh lime. It also serves a range of coffees, malts, ales and beers.

The hotel’s Gabbro Bar is warm and cosy, with quaint decor. It has separate dining area serving bar meals, along with a pool room. The bar also hosts regular live music.

Happy guests

There are countless ways to explore the majestic Isle of Skye. There’s spectacular scenery like the Old Man of Storr, the Quiraing, and the Cuillin mountains, the dramatic history of warring clans and Jacobite battles, and towns and villages with quirky shops and cosy pubs.

As Broadford is just over the bridge from the mainland, guests can explore the nearby much photographed Eilean Donan Castle and the pretty coastal village of Plockton.