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Six Willows Bed & Breakfast

This comfortable 'bed and breakfast' stands in between the hills of MacLeod's Tables and Loch Pooltiel, with views over Glendale with it's hills and crofts, river and wide sky scapes and sea views to the outer islands.

We have one comfortable double/family room and one comfortable twin room, both have a drinks tray with coffee, tea and herbal drinks and biscuits. Each has a private showeroom or bathroom.

Double or twin rooms with breakfast £40 (£20ppn),
Family room with breakfast £56
Single occupancy with breakfast £25

Our much enjoyed breakfast include:-Warm breads and pancakes, homemade jams and marmalade, choice of cheeses, oatcakes and crackers, organic yoghurt, juices, cereals, fresh berries and fruit salad and if you have the room for it, a full cooked, vegetarian breakfast. We use organic produce where available.

Six Willows health appointments:-
Therapeutic Massage (to soothe muscles)
Reflexology (to energise the system)
Acupressure (to remove the blockages)
Holographic Repatterning (to heal negative patterns)
A relaxing treatment after a long journey is a good way to arrive so please book yours in advance. Health appointment £25. pre booking essential

Peace, nature and beauty come entirely free. At Six Willows you can relax and be comfortable.

Horse riding, walking, climbing, bird watching, fossil collecting, canoeing, diving, abseiling, wild life photography/painting all can be enjoyed on Skye, but the best thing to do on Skye is to explore, find a beautifull place, they are everywhere and dream.

LOUNGE
Sunny lounge and dining room overlooking the Glen, with books, maps, local information and fireplace.

Please note we have no TV and this is a smoke free house.

Our MEDITATION CHAMBER in the willow garden is the perfect spot to chill out, meditate, play music, exercise, dance, draw and dream.

The first thing you might notice is the peace, then the amazing sky and the colour and light show as sun sets over the giant cliffs, loch and Hebridean islands viewed from Glendale.

Golden and sea eagles, buzzards and song birds swoop and chatter, lapwings and curlew, forage in the moorland.

Glendale supports wild flowers, herbs, amazing bright mosses and lichens among wonderful wetland plants. Thrift and rockrose grow in the salty rock margins at the loch side.

Seals, whales, dolphins and basking sharks can be seen in the waters, all manner of fish and crustaceans and sea anemones at Neist Point, otter and stoat play shyly in the shadows