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2 adults
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An Nead (The Nest)
Max:Architect designed larch clad bungalow (built 2018) more >
Architect designed larch clad bungalow (built 2018)Room Facilities:
- Fridge with small freezer compartment
- Binoculars
- Heating in all rooms
- Guidebooks
- SMART 42” television
- Free, fast broadband
- Coastal Location
- Cooker
- Crockery & Utensils Supplied
- Dining Area
- DVD Player
- Hairdryer
- Ironing Facilities
- Kitchen
- LCD/Plasma Television
- Linen & Towels Supplied
- Living Room
- Microwave
- Satellite Television Channels
- Washing Machine
- Log Fire
- Tea/Coffee
Facilities
- Bicycle rental 300m away
- Shore/Small Beach 10mins walk
- Binoculars
- Fibre optic broadband (wifi)
- Wood-burning Stove
- King size bed
- TV (Freesat, DVD player
- Full size oven & microwave
- Bedding and towels provided
- Outside seating
- Café / Restaurant (nearby)
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Shop (nearby)
- Wi-Fi
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Average
out of 5
100% recommend
Breakdown
out of 5
19th September 2021:
Visit Torabhaig Distillery, drive the Tarskavaig Road at sunset, spend time in the cottage
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
6th September 2021:
Although located at the Eastern tip of Skye, An Nead offers easy access to plenty of Skye attractions, including Armadale caste and gardens, and the Eastern side of the Cuillins. For those interested in the ferry from Mallaig, the place is located comfortably nearby. Nice dining opportunities are also available within short driving distance. The views over the sea and the Scottish mainland are lovely. The photos posted on the website are a full match, with An Nead actually being larger than what the photos may seem to show! The house is very clean and fully furnished: a very comfortable place to stay in on a grey and rainy day, and splendidly insulated so as to make it a pleasure to step in after a day out in the cold - whenever rain does not prevent one to get out.
Tips:Walking nearby: the 29km loop to Tarskavaig / Ord requires walking along a secondary single track road but is a very quiet and comfortable option in between days of more challenging walks; the path from Elgol to the beach at Camasunary offers splendid views of the Eastern side of the Black Cuillin - on a sunny day at least, but some may find it relatively “airy” at times; the loop to the deserted villages of Suisnish and Boreraig - however sad - also offers quite a long stretch of moorland to enjoy; climbing the Dun Caan on Raasay is not that difficult - the path zigzags appropriately - and the views are nice. Other attractions: between the lovely castles of Dunvegan and Armadale, and if ever a choice must be made, we would opt for Armadale - despite the castle being a ruin: the ticket includes an interesting museum of the Isles and a garden with a few gigantic trees. But Dunvegan prides itself of being the longest uninterruptedly inhabited residence in the country. Choice may indeed be hard; the Old Man of Storr may seem excessively touristic a place to visit but the place is indeed spectacular - more so than the Quiraing, perhaps - and, on a sunny day, the view of the coastline is gorgeous.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
12th August 2021:
Fantastic accomodation , finished to a very high standard with views that you can never tire of. Owners are extremely helpful and knowledgeable about Skye. It was the perfect base from which to roam around the island
Tips:Owners provide really good detailed walks which we did. Beach opposite knock castle can be found by going down to the old church at the bottom of the hill on the main road. Go to the right and turn left down a lane - it’s an entrance/driveway to a few houses but if you keep left and walk for about 30 yards there is a pathway/track down to the beach. Walks - old man of storr, quiraing, point of sleat. Visit to neast point a must. Driving on single track roads can be a bit interesting !! The 16 mile round trip to torvaig and ord is great - we went via torvaig first (turn right at the bottom of the hill and turn right a mile or so at the sign to torvaig) - very winding and undulating 😁 Food - toravaig house hotel, macnamara and bothin bar, cafe sia and siaway. All great.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
30th July 2021:
An Nead surpassed all our expectations - clean, comfortable, excellent facilities, and the view is almost unbelievable. Photos on the website do not do this place justice. Steve and Lesley are wonderful conscientious hosts - generous, attentive and full of recommendations. We are already dreaming about our next trip to Skye!
Tips:The Point of Sleat walk is not to be missed - on a clear sunny day the sandy beach could really be somewhere in the Caribbean! Parking can be a bit limited so do consult on the best time of day to go. Steve's recommendation for walking up Cheese Hill (behind An Nead) to catch the sunset is really worth doing - we went up there every night.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
8th November 2020:
What an amazing place, with stunning views. Was so clean and well stocked. A great base for just chilling or going out exploring.
Tips:We visited The Fairy Pools, Kilt Rock and the dinosaur footprints at An Corran Beach. Closer by there is a nice walk to Leitir Fura with some lovely views over to the mainland. On the way back we stopped at the cafe at An Crubh for lunch, which was well worth the visit too.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
3rd November 2020:
Fantastic accommodation which was very well equipped. Very comfortable & cosy and the views were stunning. The weather wasn’t on our side but we made the best of it.
Tips:We had visits to Skyeskyns, Talisker Distillery, Portree, Lealt Falls, Kilt Rock and the Fairy Pools. Unfortunately the weather was too wild to walk to the Point of Sleat and Old Man of Storr.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
23rd September 2020:
You've thought of everything one might need. The only thing I'd change would be a dishwasher instead of a washing machine. Everything else is perfect. And so helpful and welcoming. Hope we might come back some day.
Tips:Didn't go to a restaurant in the end, but you were right about the bakery in Mallaig. The Fairy Pools walk was busy so I'd probably avoid that in high summer. Bla Bheinn was a great walk.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
20th September 2020:
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
22nd December 2019:
An Nead is a perfect place to stay for either a short break or a few weeks. The location is good for touring the island and he views over the surrounding landscape are amazing.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
6th November 2019:
Absolutely fantastic place to stay, fantastic log burner, everything is clean and tidy, everything you can possibly need is there. Views are amazing. Steve is very helpful and gave us plenty of information about the local area. Can’t wait to go back.
Tips:2 pubs near by with amazing food. Great little cafe near the pier with a good menu.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
31st October 2019:
Fantastic place, fantastic location. Can't fault any part of the stay. Was lovely to meet Steve who was extremely helpful and had great recommendations. We hope to visit Skye again in the near future and will definitely be staying at An Nead and also recommending to any family/friends. Thank you!
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
1st October 2019:
An Nead is beautiful. The property is perfect for two well equipped and clean. The views are amazing. The property is cosy and is really well insulated. Steve is a great owner. Cannot recommend highly enough!
Tips:An Cruibh is brilliant amazing food and views and five minutes away by car. Sleet peninsula is very sheltered and quieter than the rest of Skye which is lovely. All of Skye is worth visiting especially Talisker distillery and take a Misty Isle boat trip. The drive to Elcol is wonderful. Learn the rules for single track driving and watch out for sheep and cattle on the roads.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
28th September 2019:
Beautiful little cottage, stunning location, very clean, comfortable.
Tips:Car hire for seeing island required. Book restaurants if eating out as busy. Recommend lunch in local cafe/ shop / community Centre.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
16th September 2019:
Beautifully built and fitted out cottage with everything needed for a comfortable stay. A big, generous kitchen with full size appliances, comfy lounge with wood burner TV, DVDs for nights in and and views to die for, good shower, and great quality bedding and towels. Everything has been thought of to make this a real home from home with artistic touches and a real sense of style. And the location is just breathtaking.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
5th September 2019:
thanks for your recommendations Steve! We had a great boat trip from Ergo. The Nead was very clean and welcoming and we enjoyed the stunning views.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
1st September 2019:
An Nead is a perfect property for two, set in a lovely location with beautiful views over Knock Castle and the Torabhaig Distillery across to the Knoydart Peninsula. Stephens bungalow was the cleanest and most well maintained property that we had the pleasure of staying in. The internet access was excellent, as were the rest of the amenities at the property. The owner, Stephen, was extremely friendly and helpful in every regard. His knowledge of the area is very useful when planning day trips. We would highly recommend to anyone and we look forward to a return visit. Thank you Stephen.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
3rd August 2019:
Lovely place to stay, had everything you could need and the views are stunning. Can't wait till my next visit !
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
17th June 2019:
An Nead is in a truly beautiful position with the most wonderful view. In fact it was hard to leave each day of our visit to explore Skye. We really appreciated being on the peninsula of Sleat, it was amazingly empty compared to the rest of Skye. Steve is a great host, very knowledgeable about Skye and with lots of information on how to get around the Island. We definitely hope to return to An Nead in the not too distant future.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
16th April 2019:
Absolutely loved our stay - perfect.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
6th April 2019:
We had a great stay. The cabin is immaculate, with everything you could need for the stay. The view is amazing, and on our stay ever changing. Was a pleasure to meet Steve who helped us with his local knowledge. Would not hesistate to recommend An Nead. Pictures really don't do the place justice. Many thanks. Jason and Tara
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
2nd March 2019:
Fabulous place to stay! The cabin is warm and cozy, beautifully furnished and equipped with everything that you could need. The views are simply outstanding. The hosts are welcoming and friendly.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
11th November 2018:
Lovely warm and comfortable house in a great location. Hosts very friendly and helpful. We had an excellent time!
Tips:Distillery cafe. CafeSia in Broadford. Skye Blue Gallery in Ellishadder and take in Kilt Rock and the viewpoint at Lealt Falls. Walk up to The Old Man of Storr and The Quiraing - spectacular and not hard.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
26th June 2018:
Utterly lovely place to stay, a real treat. The cottage is impeccable, beautifully built. Phenomenal views, really peaceful.
Tips:Sea-Skye Marine boat trip was our favourite.
Would Recommend: Yes
out of 5
26th May 2018:
Would Recommend: Yes
Owner Response:Lovely people, who left the house clean and tidy. Thank you and I hope you visit Skye again.
