The mountains are charcoal black and rust red. The sea cloudy blue, always translucent. The sand gleaming, running the spectrum from tablet gold to cockleshell white. These are the colours of the Isle of Skye, located off the northwest coast of Scotland, and they help set the scene for the Inner Hebridean island’s most memorable hotels.
Some are located where mountains crash into the sea. Others offer dreamlike reverie beside beaches. But they all have one thing in common: whether you take the Skye Bridge or ferry across the Sound of Sleat to get there, they all rank among the most unforgettable in Scotland.
