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The Duisdale was built as a great hunting lodge for the Chief of Clan Macdonald in the 1860’s and has changed very little in all that time albeit has been converted into a first class hotel and provides all the amenities demanded by the discerning traveller in the 21st Century without losing the Victorian influence which makes us so different to all other venues on Skye.
Located to the South of the Island in an idyllic area known as the Garden of Skye the Duisdale stands proudly midway between the Skye Bridge (tolls removed) and the Armadale ferry terminal and en-route to the fishing port of Mallaig and Fort William beyond.
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All rooms in the Duisdale Country House Hotel are sumptuously decorated with a tartan accent runs through the decor of the hotel.
Enter one of the reception rooms and you could find warm company and a roaring log fire, or perhaps you'd prefer a quiet corner to just read or relax, both can be found when you stay at the Duisdale Country House Hotel.
The welcoming dining rooms main feature is a collection of blue and white china which compliments the delft tiles originally bought over from Holland when the house was built
Most of our bedrooms have magnificent views of the garden, sea and mountains. Others overlook the Scots Pine Wood.
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The welcoming Dining Room's main feature is a collection of blue-white complimenting the Delft Tiles originally brought over from Holland when the house was built.
The Chef has created menus to suit all tastes. They offer superb local produce imaginitively cooked and presented. So good in fact that we have been awarded Two Rosettes by the AA.
Duisdale Country House hotel is a most appealing house, set in delightful gardens with stunning views overlooking Knoydart. The hotel itself offers comfortable accommodation which has recently been upgraded.
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