Hotell nära Grey Corries

“The room was extremely clean and the sheets on the bed were high quality. The owner was very nice and polite.”

“We had a wonderful stay at the Wee Apartment in Spean Lodge. The apartment was cosy, well-appointed, and had everything we needed for a comfortable Highland getaway. What made our stay exceptional was the people. Our host Paul was incredibly warm and accommodating, always going the extra mile. His local recommendations led us to places we never would have found on our own. Tina was equally lovely and so nice and helpful throughout our stay. Together, they made us feel genuinely welcome. We...

“Neal is a very gracious host, very helpful and knowledgeable about the local area and history. Home is clean, comfortable, and quiet, breakfast is excellent. Be aware that some rooms have a shared bathroom depending on which you choose. The gift shop in Spean Bridge is one of the best we saw in Scotland.”

“We loved our stay. Very comfortable and quiet place not far from Ft William. Would stay again!!”

“Great B&B very clean comfortable room. Lovely staff who work hard and are attentive to guests needs and requirements. I would definitely highly recommend.”

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“The cabin was neat and clean and had a nice view of the loch. The people at the desk were super friendly and helpful with questions. If we make it back to the Fort William area, we will definitely stay here again.”

“Vårt bästa boende i Skottland hittills. Rent o fräscht och trevlig personal.”

“Stunning location, hotel and staff. Lots of stairs and a long walk to the rooms if you have any mobility challenges but otherwise really lovely.”

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“Gorgeous property, very well equipped kitchen, perfect location a two minute walk from the Main Street. ”

“Pods were great and practical if tiny. The biggest challenge was the complete lack of storage space in the pod. Other pods we stayed at kept the space under the beds open for easy storage. These were completely closed, so the only space was the 1-2 feet between the beds. We had to climb over our backpacks to get to the door to go in or out.”