1 / 8Greshornish House
Edinbane, Highland
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight.
A ten bedroom house at the end of a single track road on Skye, with bowls, towels and biscuits for dogs and a breakfast area they can join.
The single track road out onto Skye's Waternish peninsula ends at Greshornish House, a family run hotel of ten bedrooms that has stood above Loch Greshornish since the 1740s. The shoreline is fifty metres from the front door, with woodland folding around the grounds. That is most of the appeal of this dog friendly hotel: walks begin at the gate, following the shoreline around Greshornish Point or leading further along the coast.
Rooms are prepared for a dog's arrival with bowls, a bed, towels and biscuits. Each one is different, shaped by the age of the building and where they sit within it; some look out over Loch Greshornish, others across the garden or into the surrounding trees. All are en suite, with tea and coffee ready for your return. The house does not say how many dogs may come, or which of the rooms are theirs, so settle both when you book.
The house provides a breakfast area where your dog can join you. The kitchen is unhurried and local: seafood and shellfish from nearby waters, Highland meat, produce chosen for quality rather than complexity, and lobster caught in Loch Greshornish itself when the boats bring it in. Afternoon tea, booked 48 hours ahead, brings homemade sandwiches, scones and cakes.
Inside there are open fires, wood panelled rooms, shelves of books and roll top baths in the Master Rooms. The house stands in ten acres of gardens and woodland, with eagles, otters and resident golden pheasants often spotted nearby. A path from the back gate loops around Greshornish Point, and a walk reaches Dubaig bay, where you and the dog will mostly have the place to yourselves.
Facts checked October 2026 from the hotel's own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with the hotel before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Rooms for dogs
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dogs per room
- The hotel doesn't say
- Size or breed limits
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog fee
- The hotel doesn't say
- Left alone in the room
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the bar
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the lounge
- The hotel doesn't say
- Eating with your dog
- In a dog friendly dining area
- In the grounds
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog extras
- Bowls, dog beds, towels and treats
- Walks from the door
- Yes
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- None within 20 miles
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For You
- Eating and drinking
- Afternoon tea
- Rooms
- Roll top baths
- Parking
- Free parking
- Children
- Children welcome
- Awards
- #1 Most Romantic Hotel in Scotland (Daily Record)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Greshornish House dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight. This comes from Greshornish House's own website. Details can change, so check with the hotel when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to Greshornish House?
The hotel doesn't say how many dogs you can bring, so check with the hotel when you book.
Is there a charge for dogs at Greshornish House?
The hotel doesn't say whether it charges for dogs, so check with the hotel when you book.
Can I eat with my dog at Greshornish House?
You can eat with your dog in a dog friendly dining area.
Can I leave my dog in the room at Greshornish House?
The hotel doesn't say whether dogs can be left alone in the room, so check with the hotel when you book.
Are there dog walks near Greshornish House?
The hotel says there are walks straight from the door.
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