We had a good experience here. We were on a road trip so parking was a big priority for us and this…read moreplace has a huge parking lot right next to the entrance. The location was excellent, centrally located just outside of town and a short drive to Glenfinnan, Ben Nevis and Glencoe. Our room had an amazing view of the loch across the street that was absolutely beautiful. The staff was great, room was clean, the property was well maintained and the restaurant was excellent.

I kinda wanted to give this place a better final score. The staff are nice and hospitable, and the…read moreprices are definitely reasonable. It's a fairly large hotel amongst the many B&Bs outside of Fort William. Our rooms are a little noisy until 10pm or so. We asked for a room with a view and ended up with half of one obscured by the lounge/bar building. Room is compact but serviceable. The common rooms, however, are very relaxing to just sit and enjoy the Loch in the setting/morning sun. Nautical maps abound, and there are a couple of topological maps if you are considering a walk in the nearby Glens the next day (of course, you should *actually* acquire one should you do so). The food is, ah, conventional. We went for venison burgers and vension sausages (sauces a little salty), and enjoyed them without anything worthy of special mention. Except the goat cheese, which turned out quite blue-vein. It's as if the meat itself lack that game taste a venison should ideally have, and they're making up for it with the other ingredients.

A true hidden gem!! I'm not sure who finds themselves out in this part of Scotland. It's a less…read morebusy part of town, but it seems like a perfect, quite stop for couples wanting a countryside vacation, hikers who love the thrill of the mountains or those just seeking a little refuge from the city. We planned to stay nearby in Glencoe and looked for a restaurant. The internet had little advice to offer but this restaurant came up multiple times with glowing reviews. Silly Goose is located in the Lime Tree Inn and it's pure perfection! We were greeted kindly and welcomed into the cozy dining space. Spacious but very romantic. We started with drinks enjoying local gin and whiskey. My husband got to try the Sassenach that he'd been eyeing! For dinner, we got the ribeye and chicken. We were so impressed with how well these were cooked. So soft and moist! We were too full for dessert but they had a nice menu of options. The restaurant is spectacular and worth the visit if you are in the area. Be sure to make a reservation as they did have to turn folks away!

Wonderful two-night stay in this old manse. We had rooms one and five, both with views of Loch…read moreLinnhe. Room one on the first floor was a bit more spacious with a settee as well as a separate tub and walk-in shower. Room five was on the top floor up two flights of a curving staircase. Fortunately we discovered if you park around back there is a back door you can load suitcases out from. We enjoyed breakfast and dinner in the restaurant. Dinner was especially impressive with upscale playing and exquisite entrees and desserts. All the staff we encountered were helpful, patient and kind.

Had a drink and snack in the late afternoon on the way to Fort William and it was a magical stop!…read moreThe castle grounds are beautiful, the service was great, and the food and drinks were very reasonable priced for the setting. I would highly recommend to anyone visiting th area!

This is absolutely a gem of a boutique hotel. It is absolutely sumptuous and grand. Lord Mc…read moreDelouney paid an honorable visit but no rooms were free and the restaurant was full. It is with great displeasure that I could only admire the splendor of the site without the pleasure of a stay. William was kind and helpful with us.

I have stayed at some top of the line B&B's. This one really is one of the best…read more I knew we were going to stay in the area so I had scoped out on the internet the best options, including hotels, etc. But something about treetops seemed right. We arrived as early in the afternoon as possible as we had hopes it would be worth it. We wound around the drive to the 2 story house and parked our car. We wandered in as the husband of the house(it's a husband and wife that own it), was by the front door. He gave us a tour of the beautiful house, including the breakfast area and guided us to our room. Our room was called the Ben Nevis. Fitting, as it had an awesome view of, the Ben Nevis! It had a hat of clouds on but the valley below was just as great. The room was open and cozy at the same time with many accouterments. The location was great as there was a restaurant right near by that was walking distance. the next morn we had an excellent breakfast with toast, many cheeses and meats and some salmon. It was perfect for us as it was fairly quick and great to it the road. We really do hope to e back. It may be on another continent, but worth trying to make it back.

Outstanding Bed & Breakfast!…read more Fabulously spacious rooms. Easy to locate. Central to many activities in Ben Nevis/ Fort William area and beyond. Breakfast was a delight, great variety. Owner was spot on with restaurant and sightseeing recommendations. I would highly recommend.

The BEST HOLIDAY LODGE I have ever been to!!! We stayed at…read moreCorran lighthouse lodge for 3 nights and I wished it would have been longer. I left with a very mellow heart. We arrived at Corran Ferry Terminal and waited for the Corran Ferry to come back and pick us up to deliver us to Corran. The lighthouse is located just beside the ferry arrival terminal and the fare is £7.90 by car. Pedestrians go free. There is a gate surrounding the premise that keeps unwelcome visitors out. Well, the occasional animals can still be seen,especially the unwelcome of all: mitchis! Argh :-) The first room we entered was the utility room, also part kitchen. This place is HUGE. There is an ante room, which can be used for kids as a play area with their own Telly; another kitchen with a table that seats 6 and a AGA Hob; adjoining are a dining room that seats 10 and a living room with ample of seating space and electronic appliances. They also have SKY TV and WIFI. There are 4 double bed rooms, but only one with sea view, 1 twin with a walk in shower, and a small children's bedroom with a cod. The bed rooms are on the first and ground floor ensuit each. The housekeeper had prepared this place with love and left us milk, butter, coffee, pretty much all the essentials. Outside is a veranda, which we used every day. One evening we had a BBQ. The grounds are extensive and well shielded from the sea by a stone wall. Its breathtaking to walk along the shore during sunset and the views towards the glens are amazing. You find a small convenience shop within a 20 min walk and the pub just around the corner. Fort William is a 30min car ride and food shopping there is recommended, otherwise there is a Coop in Glencoe. Will I go back? Definitely. And who knows you might too :-)

Reviewing our stay at a working Lighthouse in the Scottish Highlands. The best Holiday Lodge I have…read moreever visited. Located on the the Loch Linnhe and between Oban and Fort William. There are 2 ways to get here - one by road (route Ft William) or taking the Corran Ardgour Ferry. This ferry runs every 15-20 minutes. The Lighthouse is just a short walk from the ferry. Where to start. The Lodge is a big enough place for up to 10 people. Although it may sound like a lot of people, the place has 5 very roomy ensuite rooms. 2 on the ground and 3 up the stairs. The house also has a entry utility room with a massive American fridge freezer. a washing machine and plenty room for all the boots and shoes that gather there. Across from the utility room is the 1st bedroom. Further on there is the landing / children's play area, with TV and DVD, Lazy Boy beanbags and a toy chest. here is the 2nd Bedroom and the only en suite that has a bath. - The beds are big and comfortable. I slept like a log! The breakfast kitchen has got an AGA! Which is wonderful. There is a small fridge and plenty of stuff to cook and eat with. - Here we found a welcome hamper with tea, coffee, cake, a couple of bottles of wine, milk, eggs etc.. Right beside the kitchen is the dining room with a big table and 10 chairs. The annex / living has got 4 big comfortable leather sofas. Sky television and BT wireless hub. Plenty of family games and cards. The big feature here is the wood burner. This has been pre-kindled for convenience. Even though I did suggest to light it at times, as I wanted to experience it, we did not have to use it. Must go back in here in somewhat colder times to get the full experience I guess. The upstairs has got a baby nursery / changing room and 3 further bedrooms. All with showers. One of them is a walk in shower with a waterfall shower head. Bliss. One thing you may wonder; if this is a working lighthouse, will that affect the rooms facing it? No it doesn't. The light is shielded for that end. Outside Space: You can park 2 cars with ease on the gravel driveway. There is a walled off play lawn with a picnic table and nearer the lighthouse there is decking with garden furniture to accommodate all visitors. You'll also find recycling bins and access to the beach/shore. From any angle, the views are fantastic! What is close by? In walking distance there is the 'Inn at Ardgour' which is a village shop / pub and hotel & restaurant. It sits opposite the ferry crossing. The town of Glencoe is close (5 min by car) and they have a decent COOP supermarket. Fort William is a little further and for a short day trip very good to visit. In all we had a brilliant time here and big thanks to the housekeeper Cathy that made our stay as problemless and pleasant as possible. I will certainly recommend this to many people and possibly return soon!

It's like something out of a book. If your looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city…read morelife, this place maybe just it. You're basically in the middle of nowhere surrounded by nothing but beautiful landscapes that Scotland has to offer. A hiker and campers paradise. We didn't stay by stopped for a bite to each while going through Glencoe. Right from the moment of driving into the property, which basically in situated off the road and miles away from anything else. The entrance of stoned wall/gate welcomes you with the Scottish flag flying high above. Down the driveway across the bridge, the hotel greets you. A patch of pine trees to the left and a little lake welcomes you. The main hotel greets is what you see as there are smaller lodges/cabin to the side. We also did notice that there were some camping around the back. Picturesque is not even a word with the nature and beauty of Scotland from the property. Also, there was two deers that was just enjoying the property with not a care in the world as people are snapping pictures of them. Not sure if they tend to stay on property or just wander in every now and then. It's a Mecca for the hikers and campers. As there were loads of them just lounging and having a pint afterwards. When you walk into the lobby, front desk is in-front. To the left is the bar and restaurant. To the right, a lounge seating area with games and books. A study den vibe and the focal point, the large stone fireplace. We stopped off for some food at the bar part. It was pretty busy so tables were pretty much all taken if you had a big group. Menu was limited for the bar area. Didn't have much of what we wanted so kept it pretty easy. Soup, a pint and some haggis balls. Service was just ok, as we think our waiter may have been new. Otherwise, everything was great. Based on hotel, it's a beautiful place. Like mentioned, didn't stay but if you're looking for nature, this is a place to try. They also have pods for those romantic dinner outside. One with nature with what Scotland has to offer.

While the hotel is a decently nice one in the middle of nowhere Highlands + hiking nearby, their…read morecustomer service is pretty awful. I wanted to get married in the highlands, and I heard lots of good things about ceremonies in the middle of nature in this area (in Scotland, you can get married anywhere with their free roam law). I let the hotel know in September 2023 I'd be coming for a wedding with my fairly small (large for international travel) group of 15 people, but we wouldn't be using the hotel for their wedding package, etc. They would not give any sort of group discount. I did, however, ask to reserve the dining room for the post wedding dinner, but they said they book that 90 days out. I reached out 90 days from the wedding, and they had already given away the dining room to someone who signed up for their wedding package. While it felt unfair after communicating 6 months out, I scrambled to find another restaurant in the rural area that is Glencoe, praying they'd take a reservation and group my size. In the 3 months prior to my WEDDING, they emailed/ told me on the phone about 5 times that they have a one bride policy!? I had been planning for 6 months to come to their hotel for a special day in my and my husbands life, and now they're telling me that I have to hide all bridal decor, outfits, no ceremonies near the hotel, etc. I have to HIDE that I'm getting married because they brought in a bride later than me. I get that you want it to be special for the "paying" one, although we paid for rooms for 15 people, but how disrespectful can you get? We then had purchased high tea for a pre wedding day bridal party experience. We paid more for the outdoor experience and two weeks prior they canceled due to damage of the domes. That's fine. When we arrived for high tea, the waiter that took care of us did not provide a menu, was annoyed when we asked what tea options there were, and treated us very rudely throughout. The day of my wedding, the host at the restaurant for breakfast asked me if I was with the bridal party, and I said which one? He then proceeded to try to sit me with the other family and I said "sorry we're with a different wedding/group". He then put me in the bar area to eat, where they sat families with dogs. The rest of my bridal party they put in the restaurant without me. It was a very strange and awful experience from this hotel during one of the most special occasions. So sad! I did not let this hotel ruin my wedding for me, but they surely tried.

* Nevis Bank Hotel, Fort Willliam. 3 Stars. A small, contemporary hotel, with attractive rooms…read morethat are very tight. The big issue here is safety. The bathtub has very high sides. That makes entry and especially exiting after a shower difficult and dangerous. There are no grab bars for safety. On that basis alone, I would absolutely not recommend this hotel.

I can't say much about the Hotel, but this included cool roadside stop. A "Shop and Dine,"…read moreCafeteria Style, on the Banks and Bend of Loch Linnhe & Loch Eil. Our tour bus along with many others have supported the livelihood of the fine people working in the shop and kitchen. Fish 'n Chip's in the Highlands of Scotland seemed the best option for a rewarding survival of the "Shop & and Female Companions." You place your order with tray in had. It then getting barked to the back and after a short and painless wait - botta bing the piping (no pun intended) hot food is on your tray! You progress to the sweet cashier lady and get reminded that you (me) don't have a beverage. Oops. I quickly I the chilled bottles of lagers and grab an Lemon Shandy. Seating inside and out. It was a beautiful sunning day and no debate was raised on "outside." With sun on my back, extra tarter sauce, and Shandy popped open, it was time to rate the Fish 'n Chip's may last dish on the Cape Cod to the States. No comparison, these Chips were crunchy outside and tender inside. Same applied to the Fish. Crunchy, fresh, and tender. A heavenly treat. Of course, the Shandy, weather, location, and company added greatly to the experience.

Booked 2 superior rooms for 1 night. One room was 50% smaller that the other. So small, I would…read moreclassify it as a glorified closet. Could not walk around the bed if someone was standing or sitting at the bottom. The chair was hiding behind the bathroom door. If the overhead light worked we would have seen it earlier. The safe was triggered open and could not be used. In order to use the suitcase caddy, we had to put it in front of the room door. Only place that it would fit. When we brought the issue up to management, their answer was "It is an old hotel and the rooms are assigned at the time of booking and it is the luck of the draw. REALLY!!!! The larger room had 3 large windows whereas the smaller room had a single 14" window. Be careful when booking this hotel. Lots of stairs and the room is "The luck of the draw!"

The location is amazing. Honestly, there isn't much else around this area. We wanted to visit…read moreGlencoe and the surrounding area. The hotel is gorgeous! The staff is accommodating-the room was nice (no view though) and clean. However, the place was understaffed. When visiting their dining room, it was a frantic mess. Not enough wait staff to care for everyone. Long waits to get service, even with a reservation. The food was ok but not worth the high prices. I had the Sea Bass and it was overcooked and dry. When speaking with the staff, they shared their frustration with not being able to give good service due to being understaffed. The hotel manager was serving?! Again, not many choices in the area so you are kind of forced to eat/stay there. Overall we were happy with our stay.