Comfortable accommodation in a lovely old house with views over Uig Bay. The house is situated in Uig on the A855, which runs around the coast of Trotternish. The village of Uig benefits from a sheltered position in a bay off Loch Snizort. Indeed Uig is Norse for 'a sheltered bay.' Uig is an ideal base for exploring the awesome Trotternish ridge. If you prefer less strenuous walking there are plenty of short walks in the area. It is the terminal for the Caledonian MacBrayne Ferry services to Lochmaddy and Tarbert in the Outer Hebrides. In the village you will also find two shops, a post office, a filling station (with LPG) two public houses with restaurants, a hotel, a cafe, a pottery and a brewery.

All the rooms at Laurel Bank are en suite and have TV, radio, an alarm, a hairdryer and the means to make a variety of drinks. There is also a Guest room / Breakfast room with music, books and other activities to help you relax after enjoying the many attractions of this awe inspiring peninsula.

The breakfast menu is varied and includes items to suit most diets.

There are lots of interesting things to see and do on Skye whatever the weather or your mood, here are just a handful.