Fort William and Lochaber Guest Houses

Achintee Farm is sited at the start of the Ben Nevis Footpath in Glen Nevis. There is a guest house, self-catering, and hostel all at the farm. It is just over a mile from Fort William and has a lovely 3-star 19th century farmhouse, 18th century stone cottage for self-catering, and small hostel next to the farm house.

Ashburn House is a 5-star AA rated Fort William bed and breakfast which is open all year round. Double rooms feature super king-sized beds and are en-suite, as are all rooms. Rooms either face Loch Linnhe or the lovely garden, as does the garden conservatory.

Beaufort House is a traditional villa in Fort William with excellent mountain and Loch Linnhe views. If using train or bus, the hosts will be happy to arrange a pickup service. Features include a spacious garden terrace, garden conservatory, and off street parking.

Caledonian House, built in 1860, is a long-running bed and breakfast guest house situated next to the Caledonian Canal where guests can see boats heading to or from Loch Ness, going through Neptune's Staircase, or navigating and sailing the Canal. There are wonderful cruises of Loch Ness nearby, day trips to the Isle of Skye, Mull, Iona, or Rhum, skiing, watersports, mountaing climbing, rafting, hillwalking, shopping and much more. Located in Fort Augustus, Caledonian House is a short drive to Fort William or Inverness for more shopping choices.

Camus House bed and breakfast is lochside of Loch Linnhe, located at Onich, near Fort William. Panoramic views extend from Glencoe Mountains, Argyll, Ardnamurchan and Loch Linnhe. Onich is midway between Glencoe and Fort William, which means Camus House is away from the hustle and bustle, yet near the most popular sights. Built in 1892 on Onich Bay, Camus House name comes from the Gaelic for On The Bay. The landscaping is gorgeous and the views spectacular, especially the sunset view from the conservatory.

Just a few minutes from Fort William, in Spean Bridge is Coire Glas Guest House, boasting 10 bedrooms and views over the Grey Corries at Aonach Mor, home to the Nevis Range Ski Resort. Coire Glas is open all year round, and even have evening meals available for a modest fee.

Craig Nevis is located in Fort William, just 2 minutes from the railway station and downtown. There are four twin rooms, three double rooms, and two single rooms. Room rates £22-26 per person per night.

Guisachan House is a family run private hotel offering bed and breakfast in the town of Fort William. Less than 5 minutes away are the city centre, bus and railway stations, shops, tourist information, and much more. Private parking is available as are drying and laundry facilities. Indoor and outdoor lounges are available, a bar, and good views of Loch Linnhe.

Inverour Guest House is a 19th century property, formerly the post office and schoolmaster's house in Spean Bridge, less than 10 miles from Fort William. Thanks to regular redecorating, the 19th century charm is preserved while ofering 21st century comfort, including views of the Grey Corries, which show a gorgeous crimson colour at sunset.

A wilderness experience with creature comforts on the Knoydart peninsula. Though there is no road, mobile phones, television, and other technologies. The Pier House is served by a regular ferry, has renowned seafood served at the licensed lochside restaurant, has bike hire, trails, sandy beaches and wonderous natural beauty. There are four rooms to let above the restaurant, making this an ideal spot for special occasions or getaways.

Luxury 4-star bed and breakfast accommodation in Spean Bridge. Visit Russell's AA award winning restaurant for a quality meal and fine atmosphere. If self-catering is more to your taste, then check out The Old Smiddy, which is adjacent to the Smiddy House.

The Anchorage is a comfortable, family run 3-star bed and breakfast in the centre of Mallaig, and overlooks the busy fishing harbour. It is convenient to nearby bus stop, rail station, ferry terminal, pubs, restaurants, and much more.