The Dunvegan
Review
The Dunvegan is a family-run and community-oriented cafe, restaurant and accommodation, and is situated on the Isle of Skye in Dunvegan. This incredible establishment is passionate about the community and the environment, which is reflected through everything that they do and have on offer. The Dunvegan demonstrates this through their recycling, minimal wastage and eco-friendly practices, and have provided the community with an enjoyable place to socialise, experience great food made with locally-sourced ingredients and appreciate good coffee and drinks. There are six en-suite bedrooms available with breath-taking views of the Dunvegan Loch or the Millenium stone hillside. These tasteful, classical rooms have been elegantly styled using natural materials and locally-sourced products. This business has truly embodied sustainability and sophistication.
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Main Street
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Dunvegan, Isle of Skye
, IV55 8WA
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