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Our stay at Raasay House was short but oh so sweet! The staff was very friendly and helpful, the facility was nicely appointed, and the view was incredible. The island was one of our favorite stops on our trip to Scotland. Also highly recommended is the Isle of Raasay Distillery for a tour!

This was by far the most expensive room I have ever booked, but it was worth the money. Our room was one of two at the top, with a beautiful view of Portree and the harbor. The hotel is set just a short walk from the town center, and is in a quiet neighborhood. The room itself was luxurious. The staff, especially Susan, were more than pleasant. We didn't have dinner on the site, choosing instead to eat in town, but the included breakfast was good. My only complaint, which is really nothing serious, is that an addition is being built and we couldn't relax in the afternoon because of the construction noise.

This was a little out of the way from our trip, but the food and the area were very nice. The staff was also very nice.

Wonderful hostess and incredibly accommodating. She even called me when I accidentally left my blazer in the wardrobe. Location quite close to Portree with its fantastic seafood. Also delicious was the breakfast at Cul Na Creagan!

Stuart and Janet were the finest hosts we have yet to encounter. They thought of everything their guests could possibly need and supplied it, everything and more! The rooms are beautiful, clean, comfortable and have a great view. Janet made us a delicious bagged lunch for an early start day on the Isle. Of our 7 stops through Scotland and England The Tables was our favorite.

First of all, this is NOT a Hotel, as the description states! Bogus photos and inaccurate website description, along with clever marketing and very few true and honest reviews make this place look far better on paper than it really is: a small and ordinary abode, a very expensive 2-star Motel, situated in an undesirable location, offering poor service and run by a crew of rude, condescending, and unwelcoming staff. There is no good view showing the true beauty of Skye. The amenities are sub par, especially considering the very high cost. Redwood House "Hotel" is located at the end of a long, one-way, unpaved road that leads to nowhere, making it hard to get in and out to visit the the surrounding attractions. We spent 3 weeks in Scotland, traveling over 3,000 miles, from Edinburgh to Skye, Aberdeen, Durness and back. This was our only disappointing experience! I'm sure Gail, the unpleasant, abrasive, and aggressive manager, will respond will all sorts of excuses and made up stories but, the reality is, exactly what we we experienced and honestly wrote above. Search around! Find a better place, for half the price. Find a better location, friendly staff, and much, much, better service. Save money. Enjoy your stay. Skye and Scotland are beautiful. Redwood "Hotel" is not.