Let's be honest; Skye's weather is changeable. Fine views across the glen are possible, but when the midges assemble or the rain falls, you want accommodation which offers some protection. These small but perfectly formed 'pods' do just that, with some style. It's amazing just how much has been squeezed into such a compact space without sacrificing comfort. True, there's no hob, but there is space for a camping grill on the gravel if you prefer. The lack of a mirror over the sink can make shaving or contact lens procedures a bit tricky, too. But the reward for those minor inconveniences is a peaceful sojourn at the border between farmland and semi-wilderness, with plenty of flora and fauna on hand; we were buzzed by a sea eagle as we departed. Perhaps a bit limiting for a long stay, but for a couple of nights it's a real treat. There isn't a mithering coach party for miles.