Great Glen Way & Loch Ness In Comfort

With it’s attached art gallery the 19th century Lime Tree Hotel provides a unique overnight near the centre of Fort William. We recommend dining here in their characterful Michelin Guide listed restaurant before retiring to your individually designed bedroom.

The Nevis Bank at Fort William is a modern Inn on the banks of the River Nevis and at the entrance to Glen Nevis. All rooms are stylishly decorated to a high standard using walnut wood furniture and luxury fabrics, bathroom suites are modern and designed with you in mind. Start your day in Browns Restaurant with a hearty breakfast or take your pick from the healthy options that their buffet offers. Their kitchen team endeavour to offer an exciting and extensive menu prepared from Scotland’s natural larder, their Head Chef sources the freshest produce to bring you a taste of Scotland. The extensive lunch and evening menu offers a wide range of seafood, pastas, risottos and meat dishes, there’s something for everyone.

You will be met with a sense of peace in this inviting and welcoming Victorian House which has been lovingly restored. Enjoying afternoon tea on arrival in the comfortable sitting room or on the quiet patio. Their 5 luxurious suites are all designed to provide you with a unique experience and a great overnight stay.

All rooms are on the first floor, tastefully decorated with calming colours and are well appointed. Each room has TV, hairdryer, tea and coffee making facilities and mineral water. Luxury towels and linen are provided as well as soaps and toiletries from our local “Highland Soap” shop located in the village and throughout the Highlands.

Old Pines is a very special place to stay. Experience the beauty of their picturesque location, cosy yet luxurious rooms and the indulgence of organic, home-cooked food. On arrival, you will be greeted with fresh tea and home-made scones then you can settle into your luxury room to unwind.

Glengarry Castle Hotel is a comfortable country house hotel located on the shores of Loch Oich, between Loch Ness and Loch Lochy. All 26 bedrooms are individually furnished and have private bathroom, tea and coffee making facilities and free Wi-Fi is available in all bedrooms, Library and Lounge.

A romantic Victorian country house nestled in a woodland forest. Rokeby Manor is an early Victorian House (1840) situated on the edge of the Highland Village of Invergarry. This late Georgian-early Victorian Manor oozes rustic elegance and has retained its character of a country home that was built with local materials and handmade techniques.

The Lovat, Loch Ness is a landmark Victorian hotel overlooking the loch side village of Fort Augustus. This exceptional Highland hotel is surrounded by stunning scenery as it sits at the southern tip of the mysterious deep waters of Loch Ness. It is an eco-conscious Loch Ness hotel, with a character & class of its own. Its grace & charm is complimented by natural décor, modernism & a genuine, warm hospitality offered by a devoted & passionate team.

The original hotel built on this site dates back from 1740 - 6 years before the battle of Culloden when the building was originally a drover’s inn, a stopover point for farmers taking their cattle to and from market. Surprisingly some of this original structure remains in place today forming the Moriston bar and also the reception area. The hotel has eleven bedrooms, seven of which are in the main building and are traditionally and individually furnished. They also have three contemporary styled tavern rooms with private access – these rooms are external to the main building but just a few feet from the door.

Originally built in 1847 as a local brewery, the 160-year-old building used to trade as The Lewiston Arms Hotel and has been sympathetically restored. The rooms are all individually designed and styled using inspiration from Lochs and Glens of the Highlands. Dining in the restaurant is a great experience – they source all their produce locally and serve their award-winning Michelin dishes all day. You can also enjoy a great selection of Scottish whiskey and real ales in their Brewery bar.

Originally built in 1847 as a local brewery, the 160-year-old building used to trade as The Lewiston Arms Hotel and has been sympathetically restored. The rooms are all individually designed and styled using inspiration from Lochs and Glens of the Highlands. Dining in the restaurant is a great experience – they source all their produce locally and serve their award-winning Michelin dishes all day. You can also enjoy a great selection of Scottish whiskey and real ales in their Brewery bar.

Rocpool Reserve Hotel and Restaurant is located near the heart of Inverness, just a few minute’s walk from the high street and Inverness Castle. The boutique hotel (Inverness' only 5 star establishment), has 11 rooms with 4 different types to choose from: hip, chic, decadent or extra decadent, all equipped with the latest in technology. From the hotel you are ideally based to explore the magnificence of the Scottish Highlands.

The trees on the grounds of Ness Walk have given name to our luxurious rooms and suites – Laurel, Cedar Oak, Rowan and Wellingtonia.The interiors reflect the seasonal landscape with a flow of soft colours and textiles. Many of our 47 spacious and stylish en-suite rooms offer beautiful views, either to the courtyard and river beyond, or the verdant gardens. All are filled with natural light, featuring bespoke elements, such as carpeting resembling the River Ness as it approaches the riverbank. 

The Glenmoriston Townhouse Hotel is one of the most respected 4* city centre hotels in Inverness. And rightly so! You are assured the warmest of welcomes at this splendid property, wonderfully located on the tree-lined riverbank terrace close to the city centre. The en suite rooms contain all that one would expect for a most comfortable stay, with crisp Egyptian cotton bed linen and super cosy pillows and duvets.