There is no actual bar, but drinks are served in either the Drawing Room or the Morning Room where there are fine and historically important articles of furniture and family paintings and portraits. The Lodge a lovely new building 40m away has fiftenn bedrooms with en-suite or attendant bathrooms. All have been decorated to the highest of standards but, at the same time, are little aking to hotel rooms, while providing all the things that matter. Perhaps what has done most over the last two decades to enhance the international reputation of Kinloch is the food. The emphasis is on the freshest of non-additive food from the garden, moors and waters of Skye.
Breakfast are also justly famous.
Lady Macdonald is a well known Columnist, Speaker and Demonstrator. Indeed she has been a significant influence on the style of many restaurants and hotels through Britain whilst her commitment to Kinloch remains paramount. Kinloch has evolved over quarter of a century into an unique example of the specialist hotels of yesteryear by basing its reputation on the ability that the Macdonalds have, in providing what people actually seek in a hotel, rather than what is perceived by international hoteliers as being necessary. As a result, they have been awarded and recognised by every independant hotel guide in Europe, America and the UK, culminating in Kinloch being included in the World's Top 100 hotels in 1992. Boats are available on the pier for sea fishing expeditions, including photographic sorties to find the Basking Shark, Dolphins and even perhaps the Whales that sometimes frequent the Gulf Stream warmed waters of the Scottish West Coast.