Blas Rooms
Our rooms are situated in a quiet and peaceful location, on the ground floor,with their own private access.
They are at the back of the property, so although beautiful morning sunshine, they are darker in the evenings.
Only 6 steps away from the front door are the stunning views of the loch and the mountains.
It is to the back of the property, so there are no views from the bedrooms.
Both share a small corridor, and have a seperate access to the restaurant.
The breakfast provided in in the rooms ,for you to eat at any time. Each room has a table and chairs.
The breakfast is cereal, muesli, fruit , and oatcakes and freshly baked bread in the baskets.
In the small room fridge is yoghurt, and mixed fruit pot, cheese, marmalade and jam and butter.
There is a bottle of fresh milk and cartons of fruit juice too.
Also tea and coffee making facilities.
These are all replenished daily.
We accept a maximum of 2 small dogs per room, which is chargeable per dog , per stay.
We have named the rooms The Grant and The Macleod named after both my Grandparents.
My Mothers family were Grants, who lived in Carbost, near the Talisker distillery. My Fathers family are from Earlish, near Uig where the ferry leaves to go to the Outer Isles.
The Macleod
As Dunvegan is home of the Clan Macleod and the ancesteral home of the Clan is Dunvegan Castle, we thought it only fitting that The Macleod room would have touches of a Macleod tartan. We have used Macleod of Harris weathered. It is soft muted shades of greens and greys, with fine lines of red and yellow.
The Grant
Our Grant Room also has touches of tartan, although a much more modern take on the traditional plaid.
This Tartan is called Fraoch’s Grian, which means Heather and sun in Gaelic. It is a much more vibrant take on the traditional, with shades of duck egg blue, purple for the heather, and yellow to reflect all those sunny days we get here in The Isle of Skye.
This is our own in house designed and registered tartan, made in the wonderful tactile Harris Tweed.
Our rooms have small fridges for milk and your continental breakfast.
Our door handles are made from Stag horn antlers, the hooks for the clothes hangers are made from spoons, forks, fish knives and naturally our plates are fine china like our Grandparents served us when we went to visit them.
