Lovely, quiet, peaceful place. Lovely rooms - large, very comfortable bed and bedding, plenty of space, fridge (with free water and proper milk), good tea and coffee making kit, fruit and other edible goodies, everything you could possibly want. Comfy armchairs, plenty of tables, window seat, smart little telly, iPod dock. Fresh flowers. Gleaming modern bathroom with particularly nice smellies... more

We ate in the Three Chimneys for one evening of our honeymoon in October 2009. It's probably fair to say that it was the most anticipated evening of the week, and it didn't disappoint. The staff were very friendly, the service was excellent, and the location is simply wonderful for such an accomplished and reputable restaurant. The only criticisms I... more

This is the first time we have ever commented on trip advisor and we have stayed in some wonderful locations, however our stay here really was something special. We stayed for two nights 12th and 13th September to celebrate a special wedding anniversary. We had a wonderful experience, from the moment we arrived we were welcomed and made to feel... more

We went there for lunch, and stopped by chance going from Dunvegan to the lighthouse above Milovaig. We were hungry, but we could not imagine that this nice modest house would offer the best meal we ever ate in Scotland: the food was delicious, the wines perfect, the service courteous and professional and the decor is subdued and of the... more

We had three great dinners at The Three Chimneys and stayed at The House Over By. It was all excellent. The dinners were first class: fine ingredients, combined into interesting dishes with "a bit of a twist, and cooked to perfection. Great. The accommodation in The House Over By was also great. It isn't a hotel and doesn't set out... more

We started our three weeks in Scotland on Isle of Skye. Our first night there we ate at Three Chimneys. I have had the opportunity to eat at most of the great restaurants in NYC, New Orleans and Los Angeles. But, I have never had a meal that came close to being as good as the one I had at... more

we did not stay here, but did so nearby and this restaurant was recommended by our hostess. while the food is a bit pricey, remember it is a remote place and features fresh local shellfish. a winning owner and attentive staff added to our enjoyment. the unbelievably beautiful village and setting made this a highlight of our two weeks in... more

I'm not one for writing reviews but after reading some of the reviews on here for The Three Chimneys, I feel I have to contribute. Firstly, the food is outstanding and great value. If you want a Sunday roast with mountains of veg and gravy go to one of the many pubs located throughout the North of Scotland who will... more

The 7 course taster menu. £70 a head. Went away hungry. Everything on the menu is a very acquired taste. If you want excellent quality food (where you can substitute any dish on the taster menu with a dish you want), go to The Peat Inn, infinitely superior to this restaurant. The restaurant was spotlessly clean, but in my opinion,... more