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.

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.

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!

Fabulous bed and breakfast in Fort William. The accommodations are all en suite. The hostess is…read morevery friendly, the rooms are very clean, and the bathrooms are spacious. Restaurants are within walking distance, and breakfast at The Grange was delicious. There is also free wifi.

Nice quaint, older hotel located in the town of Fort William. Staff was friendly, & helped me check…read morein, since I arrived ahead of my tour group. The hotel is also conveniently located near the train station along with being next to various shops & restaurants .

Good little place at the top of the High Street…read more The rooms are warm and they have a nice breakfast with fried and scrambled eggs with sausage, bacon, blood sausage and haggis on offer. Good fresh bread and fruit.

Place is fine for an older hotel…read more beds were clean and almost everything was well maintained. the mattress felt cheap but it was serviceable. we had a room facing the loch so it was nice. some of the grouting was coming off the bathroom tiles. breakfast servers were attentive, but the standard breakfast didnt really impress. i think some of the food was just packaged food plated to pass off as a cooked meal... or at least it looked like that. i like the lobby decor, there are old relics from better days of the british empire such as old newspapers framed about the abundance of land in the new world. i would give it one more star, but we used a luggage transfer service and the hotel just left our bags next to the stairs in an unsecure location. anyone walking by could take the bags. not cool

Great friendly service. The room itself wasn't great but since we checked in on arrival and it was…read morethe last room available so we were given twin beds. I'd give a better review allowing for the age of the hotel but there shouldn't be any excuse for the beds which were horribly uncomfortable lumpy rocks. If it weren't for the beds I would probably give 4 stars as the service at check-in and the bar was stellar.

We have stayed in this hotel before and like last time we had a lovely stay at the Travelodge which…read moreis perfectly located on the high street of Fort William with a Wetherspoon next door for breakfast although I wouldn't recommend the Wetherspoon. The sore feet sculpture is situated outside the hotel signifying the end of the West highland way so there is always a few tourists outside the hotel. The hotel beds were comfortable, the shower powerful, tea and coffee facilities in the room, our room was large and spacious. The walls are a bit thin but we weren't disturbed and we had a very pleasant stay. Would highly recommend!

Not a good place if: You have difficulty walking. Hallways…read moreare long. No parking except down the road a piece in a car park. Made it difficult to load and unload. Also if you are on floor 1 and there are kids running around next door or upstairs.....good luck sleeping. It made the trash can in the bathroom rattle.

* 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.

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!