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Uig Hotel, Portree

Pub added by elizabeth mcgraw
A87
Uig
Postal town: Portree
IV51 9YE
Phone: 01470542205

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Will Larter left this review about Uig Hotel

The only noticeable change since my previous visit (apart from a lick or two of paint, no doubt) is the absence of hand pumps on the bar. Three Isle of Skye beers were available in keg versions, slightly chilled but lightly carbonated, so the different tastes of the two beers I tried were distinguishable. In fact, when I came across Isle of Skye Blaven IPA on hand pump a couple of nights later it was noticeably not as good as the one I had here. This is a pleasant hotel bar, with superb views. Well worth a visit.

Date of visit: 5th June 2019

On 1st April 2020 - rating: 7
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Will Larter left this review about Uig Hotel

A good-looking white-painted hotel next to the (ditto) church, this pub is very well described by OB in his review of two years ago. The lounge is a large room with fireplace to scale, and there are surprisingly few tables, leaving a large space around the bar for standing, though a group of drinkers occupied some high chairs when I was here. Just Isle of Skye Red at the time of my visit, the other hand pump being unoccupied, but my beer was in good condition.

On 23rd May 2014 - rating: 6
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Old Boots left this review about Uig Hotel

The white painted hotel sits on a bluff above the southern side of the harbour with the tower folly in front of it across the A87, not a busy road unless the ferry has or is about to dock. A residential hotel where non-residents are welcomed. The bar is to the left when you enter the hotel reception area with the restaurant to the right. Inside the bar is fairly conventional with tartan carpet, dark furniture and a counterful of the usual keg suspects plus two handpumps serving the local Isle of Skye brewery beers, if you look carefully across to the ferry terminal you will see the brewery at the side of the car park. There shouldn’t be any excuse for poor beer any these circumstances but mine was decidedly dodgy, I suspect being the end of a quiet lunchtime and a failure to pull the pipe through was to blame. The décor is rather different being mainly African tribal objects. At the front of the bar is a long room well endowded with windows and extremely pleasant as a summer drinking spot unless you make use of the bench outside.

On 27th May 2012 - no rating submitted
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