Hotel Marmalade (Portree, United Kingdom)

The hotel is tucked away in the picturesque Scottish countryside, far enough away from the hustle and bustle much to the delight of those who stayed here. Guests enjoyed waking up to the stunning views of the Portree Harbour and the Cuillin Hills and also

The rooms have been described as being of generous size with ample storage space and equally spacious en-suites. The decor was said to be pleasant with traditional furniture and quality upholstery, appropriate for the age and style of the building. If you

Guests who dined at the on-site restaurant said that the food was well-prepared and made from quality local produce. The menus were said to feature a wide range of simple and wholesome dishes which were served in generous portions. The breakfasts were als

The walls have been described as being quite this as guests mentioned that they were able to hear televisions and conversations from the adjoining rooms which some described as rather intrusive. Noisy plumbing also disturbed a number of guests.

Several guests experience difficulties when showering as they said that they had to wait for quite a while for the hot water to come through whilst others mentioned that the temperature was quite erratic going from cold to scalding.

Guests whose rooms were on the upper floors said that they found it tiring climbing several flights of stairs and some also struggled whilst carrying heavy luggage.