Six Willows Bed and Breakfast

- Drove from Edinburgh via Loch Lomond, reached late at night (9pm - was pitch dark) and no mobile network connectivity (Vodafone / Airtel), hence better reach before sunset if you need help in locating this place. - Nice cosy place. Hosts were amazing - helped us when we arrived late at night without any fuss and made delicious breakfast - Ask for Valley view from rooms - Narrow road connecting B&B to main road (common thing in Skye) - Travelled with wife so could do the late nighter, but strictly avoidable if with family (no risk but would in general scare them) - Nearby the famous Neist Point Lighthouse - Personal vehicle is a must, no public transport - Carry some cash, comes handy

The Inn keepers (if you can call them that) told us we had to vacate by 10 in the morning and not return until 5 pm...there are lots of nice hikes and a top notch restaurant (The Three Chimneys) in the area...so if you hike in the morning and get a little muddy you cannot go back to your room to clean up fo lunch It was dry and failry clean but I would encourage folks to find a better place to stay.

The rooms were quirky (= good) and a good size. But they had a damp feel (probably because cold) and a musty smell. We had a big en-suite bathroom, but our daughter's room shared a bathroom with the other guest room. The hosts were friendly, but the layout of the house meant we were very aware that we were in their house, rather in a guest house. The cooked breakfast was dismal -- a tiny portion of scambled eggs on their own, which looked all the smaller for being served on a big plate. Unable to recommend.