A beautiful location, a comfortable room, and the friendliest people! Highly recommend this…read moredelightful guest house. Such a great location, close to the High Street and the water.

The B&B was nice and clean. Breakfast was good with amazing views of the town and lochs. Called…read moreahead of time to reserve and, unlike lots of guesthouses in the area, was extremely accommodating. I would recommend to anyone.

Myrtle Bank is located in few minutes walking distance to the town centre, nice view to the Loch…read more The room (we had a two bed-room) was very nice and the breakfast was very goo

Myrtle Bank purports to be a bed and breakfast, but they have two large two-story buildings seem…read moremore like a down-home hotel. In fact, after signing my name (nothing more) in the register, the proprietress handed me a key and told me directions to the room. They are a very trusting lot. For £35, the price was right, but the room was lacking on a lot of points: no phone or alarm clock, freezing cold, a malfunctioning TV remote, and undignified canary-yellow bedding (well, that last one wasn't so bad). On the upside, there was a healthy slice of loch view from the French doors. The room was clean and the bathroom serviceable. They also do not take credit cards, which I understand but still find egregiously inconvenient. It's not easy, or cheap, to get cash in some of these towns. Luckily, I had enough to cover it and not compromise my currency supply for the rest of the trip. The breakfast was no great shakes either, and on top of everything else, there was no honey for the tea.

After seeing that Torlinnhe wasn't yet listed with Yelp, I just had to add it myself. My husband…read moreand I recently took a trip to Scotland, with just about 2 days spent up in Fort William and the Western Highlands. We discovered Torlinnhe Guest House through TripAdvisor and just stayed one night, but it was excellent and we can't wait to go back. The guest house is owned by a Andy and Sue, a really sweet English couple who have now been living in Scotland for ~20 years and running this guest house for the last 5. Stepping into the place is like stepping into a kind friend's house. It is clean and homey, with comfortably-decorated rooms and a common room on the first floor for lounging or enjoying a full Scottish breakfast in the mornings. Andy and Sue really go out of their way to make you feel comfortable without being overly friendly or involved in your holiday plans. But if you have questions, they are a wealth of information and can point you in the right direction for exploring the UK's outdoor capitol. We learned quite a bit about the local area from our conversations with them, and Sue even went out of her way to drive us to the look out point to actually see Ben Nevis before our departure (we didn't have a car). We would highly recommend Torlinnhe and found it to be a gem of an accommodation and experience. We also went during low season, so were able to enjoy Fort William in a leisurely way.

We only got to stay one night, but wish that we had planned for longer. We arrived early before…read morethe given checkin time due to having to catch the Jacobite Steam Train. We were met by the Host Alex that helped us store our bags. When we returned later that evening, our bags were already in our room waiting for us. We had to leave extremely early the next morning so we had to miss breakfast. Alex went the extra mile to see that we were taken care of and made us a takeaway breakfast along with some fresh coffee.

Well, what should I say. We found this so called B&B in the AA B&B Guide and thought the pictures…read morelook and the description read nice. So we booked a night in advance. Once we arrived, we parked our car on the private parking lot, which is pretty cool. Then we went inside and were welcomed, but just not in the Scottish awesome way that we were used to from other places. This place isn't a B&B, it's, as it says in the name, a guest house. That means it's more commercial. Our room was okay. Not very big, but big enough. Nod very modern, but we didn't care. It was clean and we had a bed to sleep in: perfect: It also said in the description: Complimentary sample of whiskey or sherry for every guest! So we tried it. The whisky wasn't a single malt as one might would expect in Scotland, but it was a mixed whisky, probably even Jack Daniels or something like that. In a so called Distillery Guest House, this was quite the disappointment. Breakfast was included, self service with eggs, sausages, and all the other Scottish breakfast delights. It was standard, and most importantly cooked and then kept warm for some time, so it wasn't the best breakfast we've had on our journey. But: it was okay. Thus: Three stars from me for an okay but not very special experience. My tip: go to Ben Nevis Inn for dinner!

Our family loved the McLean Guest House! It was so…read moreconveniently located near the train station. We were in Fort William to ride the Jacobite train. The guest house was nearby and an easy walk. It was also convenient to walk to the restaurants and pubs. The room was wonderfully clean and newly renovated. There is no AC so we kept the window open and the ceiling fan on at all times.

Really enjoyed our recent visit. It's a legit Scottish pub. We had to wait 45 min until our dinner…read moretable was ready but thoroughly enjoyed a pint in the pub while waiting. Service for dinner was spot on. Food was yummy. Scampi (fried langostines) and chips were nicely crunchy outside, tender inside, and quite flavorful. Would be happy to return!

Genuinely amazing service. And best food I've had in Scotland. The cider was amazing. The specials…read morewere awesome and our hostess was the sweetest girl ever.