thefloramacdonaldhostel@gmail.com

Our room prices and how to get into contact

SPECIAL PRICING FOR OFF-SEASON 2024-2025

From 22nd October 2024 to March 2025 we offer special prices under the following conditions:
We only accept groups numbering from 6 to 23 persons AND for a minimum of TWO nights stay. CALL FOR PRICING!
Last check-in is at 9pm - After 2100hrs £20.00, after Midnight £50.00
CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS ARE NOT ACCEPTED

Bunk beds at Flora Macdonald Hostel
Beautiful views from Skye to the mainland of Scotland

The Flora Macdonald hostel is situated in the "garden" area of Skye (arguably the best scenery on the island) and is easily reached from the Scottish mainland either by the Skye Bridge at Kyle of Lochalsh or by the Mallaig - Armadale ferry. There is a Private Car Park for patrons sole use and the accommodation is totally non-smoking. Our main house rule is NO NOISE AFTER MIDNIGHT and this is for the consideration of other guests.
Mr and Mrs Macdonald are breeders of rare Eriskay ponies and offer you a warm highland welcome to their part of the world.

CONTACT DETAILS

For Booking and all other enquiries please E-mail: thefloramacdonaldhostel@gmail.com

Or contact Fiona Mccabe 07503 196 227

Flora Macdonald Hostel,
3 Kilmore,
Sleat,
Isle of Skye
IV44 8RG

Clan Donald Centre - Ardvasar, Isle of Skye
The Skye Bridge - now free to cross

 

The Hostel is situated just north of Armadale pier, on the main bus route to Broadford and Portree.

To get here take the road over the now free Skye Bridge and just outside Broadford turn off the main road towards Armadale. Just 2 miles before Armadale is the turning to Kilmore.

A limited selection of frozen and dried food is available to purchase on site and guests can use our kitchens to prepare this for themselves.

The Skye Ferry sailing between Armadale and Mallaig
Portree Harbour - traditional cottages

 

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"This part of Skye is very beautiful. The owner of the hostel knows a lot of history about Scotland and especially the Isle Skye. You should ask him for one of his tours of the island if you get the chance."

Hetty Brun