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I stayed at this lovely hotel for three nights while taking my trip round Scotland, and what a great experience we had the food was amazing and the staff too, had such a great time talking to the young boy behind the bar telling us all about the different whiskies. all the team members are offciant and helpful and really take on the responsibility of making what this little gem is all about, i would 100% recommend the stay for anyone. the room we had was amazing and the bed so comfortable with a lock view

The accommodation is a loft on the top floor, newly renovated, I like it very much. Although it is small, it does not affect the accommodation at all. The small drawback is that luggage needs to be climbed up stairs, but fortunately it is not very high 😂.

En route home from having a great 2 night stay at Foyers House, hosts Louise and Terry were very welcoming and very knowledgeable of the local area and beyond. We stayed in the Tarff room which was very comfortable and exceptionally clean throughout, the view of the Loch from the window was stunning. We had breakfast and evening meal on both days, which were outstanding! Couldn't fault quality or presentation. Had a great night with the other guests in The Wee Dram which is located inside the house. If your a Whiskey lover you could not be disappointed as there are over 200 whiskeys to choose from. Most definitely will return to this hidden little Gem. Only one downfall the Internet connection in the Foyers area was poor. Mike & ,Jay Manchester 😊

The Abbey Is caped in all its history and glory located at the very southern part of the Loch Ness lake, in Fort Augusta’s. From the grounds my son (aged 6) and I admired the magnificent views down the lake which are quite literally breathtaking. We explored so much from here taking trips further up the lake, visiting the Loch Ness centre, Urquhart castle and even experienced exhilarating views at Great Glen Way. We loved returning to the comfortable apartment from our adventures, which is fully equipped for all the needs for resting, restoring and relaxing. We were very happy with what the place had to offer. A calm swim and sauna in a very historic swimming pool room. Followed by either a very small walk to restaurant near by, or even a take away fish and chips. We also rustled up some meals in the apartment. Then perhaps a game of pool or snooker on the full sized snooker table. Even chess on a normal size or a very large board game. We had such a wonderful experience on our stay.

Located in Inverness, Aslaich is in a rural location, within a 5-minute drive of Urquhart Castle and Loch Ness Centre & Exhibition. This bed & breakfast is 1.1 mi (1.9 km) from Loch Ness 2000 Exhibition Centre and 5.6 mi (8.9 km) from Corrimony Chambered Cairn.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and a reception hall.Enjoy a satisfying meal at Breakfast Room serving guests of Aslaich.Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 3 guestrooms featuring LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers, housekeeping is provided daily, and microwaves can be requested.

We spent 2 weeks in Scotland and London and the family agreed The Loch Ness Inn was our favorite hotel and our favorite breakfast. Nice rooms, fantastic food. It's about 10 minute walk a grocery and 20 minutes to 'town'. The Urquhart Castle Ruins is a pleasant walk (just under 2 miles) over a small hill and there's a beautiful park to walk through as well.

I stayed here for one night while I was cycling the great Glen way. Check in was quick, key in door and luggage had been put in a garden room for me. There is a secure bike storage at this place. There was tv, towels in the room, great outside seating area and good free WiFi. I had access to a communal kitchen in the main house which had all the facilities you could ask for as well as some home made cake left for guests. Good location directly opposite village green and on the way. Staff really helpful and willing to let me check out a little later if required. Comfy bed and good hot shower. I would recommend this place.

Located in Fort Augustus, Morag's Lodge - Hostel is in a rural location, within a 5-minute drive of Clansman Centre and Allt na Criche. This upscale hostel is 5.7 mi (9.2 km) from Suidhe Viewpoint and 6.2 mi (9.9 km) from Lochaber Geopark.Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access and tour/ticket assistance. Additional features at this hostel include a vending machine and bike storage.Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 9:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include complimentary wired internet access, dry cleaning/laundry services, and luggage storage. Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 21 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms with showers are provided.

Our rooms, mine and a friends were booked through a travel agent. We arrived in the area at about 6 PM and while ordering dinner at a restaurant we decided we should contact the B and B where we were staying for the night. From the moment she answered the phone she had an attitude. She started by saying she had sent us two emails that day and had tried to call us. We are not from Scotland and our phones do not work there. We did use WIFI each night though to check emails and such. We NEVER received a call or and email from Darroch View. Anyway she told us we had to be at her facility before 7 to check in or we had no room for the night. We left my husband at the restaurant (we had already ordered) and since we were 20-30 minutes from her we drove above what speed was safe to the address provided. As we found the entrance my friend was driving a little too fast and tired to slow but, not to her satisfaction. We parked and she came up to me, the passenger and said ”you better watch your speed here, you almost hit my dog.” We saw her AND the dog on a leash. They were about 15-20 feet from the road...So we didn't almost hit the dog. This dog was a large pit bull type that kept lunging on the lead. We went inside with her grumbling the whole time. Checked in and she starts giving verbal instructions about locking this door but not that door and after 10 PM and my eyes glazed over. No written instructions like any reputable B and B would have. I will say this was one of the cleanest places we stayed our whole time in Scotland. The room with 2 twin beds was TINY, had to turn sideways to walk around the beds to the bathroom. She supplied plenty of towels, soaps, coffee packets, etc. We went to leave and the driver of our car found she had pulled in in such a position the she was having a hard time backing out. If you go forward there was a significant drop off and there was another car parked there along with a huge travel trailer. Space was VERY limited. She noticed a sign saying COTTAGE Parking with and arrow pointing to the right. So, she figured she would go that way and then turn around in that parking area. It was smaller than the parking in the front. We were trying to turn around doing the 2” one way and then 2” another way method with me watching to make sure she didn't hit the other car back there or any property. The owner comes out and starts yelling at the driver, YELLING. Telling her she is responsible for that customers car, ect. and we are going to hit it. The car we rented was one of those that turns itself off when you idle too long, etc Then she starts telling her she is clueless. Then she yells, just back out and continues to yell, ”keep going”. About half way out while backing up, her husband comes out. HE WAS WORSE. He kept telling the driver to get out and he would get the car out of there. She didn't want to because the car was rented in her name and she was responsible for it. I told him she was trying to be careful and not (de

We stayed at the Corriegour Lodge Hotel for 2 nights between the 9th - 11th of September. The Lodge is a wonderful old converted Hunting Lodge by Loch Lochy, which is between Loch Ness and Spean Bridge. The Lodge is around halfway down the Loch and is isolated from most local amenities, that may be a good thing for some people or it may be a bad thing, you will certainly have to drive for a good 15 - 20 minutes to get to the nearest town (Spean Bridge), but I'm assuming most people staying at the lodge will have transport so shouldn't be a problem. The owners are very nice people who do their upmost to ensure that your stay is the best it can be. Also to note that the Lodge does have its own private beach which you can use (we never did, but you can), however, the Lodge sits the other side of the A82 from the Loch, meaning, in order to use the beach you have to cross the relatively busy road. When looking at the pictures of the Lodge on Trip Advisor you could be easily mistaken for thinking that the Lodge sits right on the edge of the Loch, but that's not the case, something to bear in mind. The grounds of the Lodge itself are very nice with ample parking, complete with its own waterfall in the back garden. The room we had was Room 4 which had a nice view of Loch Lochy (see pictures), the room itself was a decent size, had its own small bathroom with toilet, sink and shower and was very clean. The bed was large and comfortable. We were aware of the prices of the restaurant for the evening meal and so decided not to eat at the lodge for our evening meal, instead choosing to eat at some other local restaurants which were very good. However, we did have breakfast every morning (as it was included in the price). You have to make your breakfast selection the night before which wasn't an issue for us, but for some people it may feel a bit limiting. The breakfast itself was very nice, every morning I had the full breakfast, Bacon, Egg, Lorne Sausage (which is like a square sausage, quite nice). The only thing I felt was that the breakfast was a bit dry, due to the lack of serving something like Baked Beans with the full breakfast, but, to be fair your getting a full Scottish Breakfast not an English one. The views out of the restaurant are stunning, looking out over Loch Lochy and the Great Glen. There are 2 rooms downstairs which are for exclusive use by the hotel guests, these are a wonderful sitting room with a log fire and a small whiskey bar which sells a variety of bottled beers, ciders and of course whiskeys. It's a nice place to have a drink, but just be aware that the prices are not cheap. The lodge itself is decorated in a very rustic old style which we actually really liked and think it makes the Lodge seem very warm and cosy, almost like stepping back in time, which is a good thing. This may not be to everyone's taste, if you are the sort of traveler who likes new and modern then this place is not for you. I personally enjoyed my