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Great Glen Way Accommodation
Accommodation is included in all our self-guided Great Glen Way adventures. Our standard B&B package includes carefully selected B&B, guesthouse and small hotel accommodation.

If you prefer a more comfortable level of accommodation our hotel package uses comfortable small hotels which are generally of a three star standard.

All the accommodation we use is carefully selected and personally inspected to ensure you have a warm welcome, good nights sleep and hearty breakfast to send you on your way in the morning.

We have included a selection of accommodation for each stop below to give you a better idea of the standard of accommodation that we offer. We will always try and accommodate requests for specific accommodation but this cannot be guaranteed due to availability.
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Fort William
Distance from start: 0m 0km
Fort William is a busy little town which is immensely popular with climbers and walkers due to it's proximity to Ben Nevis. Britain's highest mountain. It has bus links to Glasgow, Inverness and further north to Skye as well as train links to Glasgow and Mallaig.

The town has full facilities including supermarkets, banks and numerous outdoor shops.

Rhu Mhor Guest House

An friendly and well placed guesthouse which overlooks Fort William. Ian MacPherson prides himself on a warm welcome and fantastic home cooked breakfasts. Visit Website

Guisachan House

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private hotel offering bed and breakfast in Fort William. We are situated in an elevated position only 10 minutes walk from Fort William town centre, railway station, bus stance, shops, cinema and tourist information centre.Visit Website

Berkeley House

Norrie and May Maclean run a fantastic guest house with an emphasis on friendly service and good food. Located 5 minutes walk from the town centre they are perfectly located for all amenities.

The Grand Hotel

A long established family run hotel in the centre of Fort William with a reputation for good food. Visit Website

Gairlochy
Distance from start: 11m 18km
Gairlochy is a tiny hamlet nestled on the banks of the River Lochy and made up of nothing more than a collection of houses and a few B&B's. Spean Bridge is a few miles off the path and does have several pubs and restuarants.

Dreamweavers

Helen has lived in the area for many years and goes out of her way to make every visitor especially welcome.

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Overlooking Ben Nevis and the River Lochy Dalcomera makes for the perfect first nights stop on the Great Glen Way.

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Tigh na Claddach

Guests receive a warm welcome and a friendly bed and breakfast at Tigh Na Claddach in Gairlochy. The property enjoys a rural setting with views toward Ben Nevis, Aonach Mor, and the surrounding mountains. Visit Website

The Old Pines

Used for our hotel option The Old Pines is famous for the outstanding food and welcome they offer. This coutry retreat offers an oasis of comfort on your first night.Visit Website.

South Laggan
Distance from start: 23m 37km
Little more than a collection of houses centred on Laggan Lochs South Laggan is a tranquil stopping point. There is a wonderful pub on a converted barge (The Eagle) - booking for dinner is essential and a small shop a couple of miles outside town.

Forest Lodge

A large comfortable guesthouse on the A82 in South Laggan. Visit Website

Glengarry Castle Hotel

A spectacular castle hotel overlooking Loch Oich is a highlight for many visitors. This hotel is used as standard on our hotel option and available as an upgrade on the B&B option. Visit Website

Fort Augustus
Distance from start: 34m 54km
Fort Augustus is one of the most picturesque villages on the Great Glen and is centred on a series of lochs where the Caledonian Canal meets Loch Ness. The village has all services and numerous restaurants and pubs.

Nia Roo Lodge

Nick and Fran Walker extend you a warm welcome to Nia-Roo Lodge. This beautiful granite stone-built Victorian residence located in Fort Augustus in the beautiful Scottish Highlands dates back to the mid 1800’s and reflects the character and splendour of that era.
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Invermoriston
Distance from start: 42m 67km
A charming little village nestled on the River Moriston on the banks of Loch Ness. It has a small village shop and a good village pub as well as a restuarant.

Bracarina House

Located in the centre of Invermoriston and a stones throw from the pub Bracarina is a purpose built guesthouse with little extras such as a sauna to revive .Visit Website

Glenmoriston Arms

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 stop over point for farmers taking their cattle to and from market. It still offers great hospitality and is used for our hotel option.
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Drumnadrochit
Distance from start: 56m 89km
Centre of the Loch Ness Monster trade and one of the larger villages along the way it is centred on the village green which is always a hive of activity. The village has shops and most facilities you would need.

Tramps B&B


Tramps is run by Mary Beedham who is reknowned for her outstanding hospitality. A wonderful host and an ever helpful host make for an outstanding stay. Visit Website

Fiddlers Rest


Fiddlers is known for both their excellent food and family hospitality. Located on the village green it makes for the perfect Great Glen Way stopover. Visit Website

Bridgend House B&B

Brigend House B&B is run by Rosalyn Luffman and is a member of Scotland's best B&B's. And for good reason, this is an absolutely superb B&B. Visit website

Inverness
Distance from start: 73m 116km
Inverness is the capital of the highlands and has all services possible as well as excellent transport links. It is centred on the beautiful River Ness and a rapidly expanding exciting city.

Ness Bank Guest House


Ness Bank House overlooks the River Ness and is perfectly located right at the end of the Great Glen Way. Visit Website

Cavell Guest House


Cavell House is a well-appointed Victorian House built in 1842 with lovely views over Cavell Gardens and the River Ness. Visit Website

Trafford Bank Guest House
A stunning house that we use for our hotel option. An oasis of luxury that welcomes you at the end of the walk. Visit website

Accommodation Providers
If you offer good quality accommodation on the Great Glen Way and would like to be added to our list of accommodation providers please contact us.