We were driving in Scotland and needed a place to stay before we got to Inverness. This place is…read morevery close to the canal and we gave it a try. We were greeted by Chris, he was delightful and made our two night stay very enjoyable. We booked a superior room which turned out to be a corner with windows on two sides. We had the evening meal on the second day and it was great. The breakfast both mornings was also very good. This turned out to be one of the highlights of our trip.

It's a LONG way down a one-lane road from Oban to Blarcreen House, but once there, we didn't want…read moreto leave. We had a long, harried drive full of detours from Glasgow and Sian immediately sensed our stress. She put us at ease, got us inside and after a few minutes in our room, had pastries and tea ready for us in the living room, on a nice comfy couch, in front of a warm peat fire. We stayed three nights and woke up every morning refreshed, ready for a great breakfast, while watching the sheep outside. There should be a 6th star for this place.

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.

We had a great birthday celebration dinner at The Lovat. It was a last minute booking and Molly…read moreaccommodated us thanks to a cancellation! What a pleasant surprise! The food was absolutely fist class and well presented. The staff is young, dynamic and dedicated to provide a memorable experience! We had the three course menu at £75 which is a great value for their offering.

What can I say? I loved the Lovat…read more This is a very belated review, but tonight seemed an appropriate night as I recreated the life changing Scotch broth I had at the hotel restaurant in my own kitchen. My husband and I ended up here on our honeymoon by accident - Expedia effed up our hotel reservations and we were upgraded to a room here instead of our room at another hotel. Brilliant! Fort Augustus is one of the cutest towns I've ever seen, and again, I had a fantastic meal that I still dream about. If driving down Loch Ness, make a stop, stay a night or just grab a bowl of Scotch broth before hitting the road!

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!

We arrived after dark and honestly we had no clue where to enter the building! Thankfully a guest…read moreexited out a dark, side door and we followed him back in...jackpot! As we entered the hidden door we did see they had overhead lights at the entry area and they were either turned off or the bulbs were burnt out?? We used Expedia and rented a king suite and it is nice to have a spacious area for once (most Scottish hotel rooms are small in our experience). The suite was nicely appointed with tea bags and a hot water pot. The accommodations were clean and tidy. We'd stay here again if we were in the area again.

The hotel itself is quite comfortable, with nice rooms and good beds. The lounge is a great place…read moreto relax, use the WiFi, sip a whiskey from their extensive collection, and enjoy the view. The breakfast offers several choices, and the food is okay - not amazing but will get you started for the day. The young lady working at the front desk/breakfast room is lovely and really helpful. The shower was a bit difficult to operate, so try it while the front desk is open in case you have to go for help.

The Cronlinnhe Guest House was the perfect Bed and Breakfast for out two night stay in Ft. William!…read moreWe stayed in the Lundy Suite, which was as beautifully decorated and cozy as the rest of the house. It was so fun to read up on the history of the room and look out over the gorgeous views of the Loch. We planned to come in on a late bus the first night of our stay - Sophie (the host) sent us our breakfast order ahead of time to fill out, and even waited up to make sure we made it in alright. Breakfast both days was delicious - we chose the Full English, Eggs and Tomato, Vegetarian Haggis, and Kippers to try over the course of our stay. It was easy to walk down to the loch or the High Street, and there is a little shop just down the road for anything else you might need. The bus and railway station in about a 20 min walk through town, or you can easily sort a rental car, taxi, or use the local bus system. The cherry on top of our stay at Crolinnhe was playing a few quiet games of chess over a dram of local whiskey in the evening. Sophie has really gone to lengths to make sure this B&B is the best that there is - and it shows! I would definitely recommend it as a home base for a Highlands excursion!

This place is gorgeous. Every detail thought of for your room. I may be bias, but I liked our room…read morethe best. (I have nothing to base it on). We were in Suite 8, The Linnhe Suite. it overlooked the water front. There was a Japanese toilet. Most marvelous thing I've seen. LOL. No two toilets were the same in Scotland. I may travel all of Europe just comparing toilets. Merely walk up to the toilet and the lid will raise up. The toilet seat is heated. There is even a remote control that goes with the toilet. There was a spectacular brass tub. There is a mirror over the tub that has a remote to turn it into a TV. There was a long and spacious two head shower. We were just coming off the WHW. But if I would have known how spectacular it was here, we would have stayed at least 2 more nights.

Amazing place! Clean! Spacious the view was amazing!…read more Breakfast was super yummy as well. I would recommend this place hands down!!! I felt so spoiled

Dora met us on arrival, very pleasant and welcoming. Our room was large over looking the water…read more Beautiful views even with some rain and clouds. Breakfast was spot on. Jean was very welcoming and a joy to talk with as she navigated the different tables and guests in the breakfast room. Short walk to town.