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Guided West Highland Way Accommodation
B&B, guesthouse and small hotel accommodation is included in our guided West Highland Way adventures.

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

Generally we all stay in the same accommodation as this helps to build a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. The West Highland Way passes through small villages and remote countryside so although the accommodation may not be the most luxurious it is always interesting, welcoming and geared to walkers.

Singles - Our guided groups are perfect for solo walkers looking to join a relaxed friendly group. Unless you specifically request a single room (supplement payable) we will partner you with another group member of the same sex in a twin roomshare. This saves on supplements and means the group can stay together as most accommodation has a very limited supply of single rooms.

In 2008 our guided groups will be staying in the following accommodation.

Milngavie/Glasgow
Distance from start: 0m 0km
The West Highland Way starts in Milngavie which is an outlying suburb of Glasgow, Scotland's largest city. Glasgow is a vibrant exciting city filled with a wealth of museums, theatres, restaurants and bars. Milngavie has a small shopping area, supermarkets and several hotels.

We do not include accommodation in Glasgow or Milngavie as part of our standard West Highland Way packages but are more than happy to add this onto your itinerary.

The Victorian House Hotel
The Victorian House is well placed in the heart of the city centre so that you can access all that is best in Glasgow.

A medium sized hotel in a traditional building it offers good value for money and easy access to Glasgow's main attractions.

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The Old School House
Located between the Victorian House Hotel and the Art School on Renfrew Street, The Old School House.

This small city hotel is perfectly located and offers a comfortable standard of accommodation.

Tel: 0141 332 7600

Glasgow Accommodation
For a full listing of accommodation in Glasgow please visit www.seeglasgow.com

Premier Travel Inn, Milngavie
Part of the Travel Inn Chain this hotel is well located for the start of the West Highland Way.

They also offer car parking for the week if you wish to leave your car.

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They also offer car parking for the week if you wish to leave your car.

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Laurel Bank B&B
A traditional B&B with comfortable accommodation close to the railway station and start of the West Highland Way.

Tel: 0141 584 9400

Drymen
Distance from start: 12m 20km
Drymen is a peaceful village surrounded by rolling farmland and centred on a charming village green. It has bus links to Glasgow and several small shops, a small supermarket, several pubs, an indian and a fantastic coffe shop.

The Hawthorns
The Hawthorns was built in 1873 by the Duke of Montrose to attract a doctor to the village of Drymen, and for over 120 years it was home to four successive general practitioners. The property has been extensively restored in recent years to convert the 'Auld Doctor's Hoose' into a superior quality bed and breakfast establishment.

All of our rooms are carefully decorated and finished to a very high standard, and have en-suite facilities with WC, wash handbasin and shower or bath. Colour satellite television and tea and coffee-making facilities complete the features, all designed to make your stay as comfortable as possible. In the morning a traditional Scottish breakfast is served in the dining room.
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Rowardennan
Distance from start: 26 miles 41 km
Sitting in the Shadows of Ben Lomond Rowardennan is a popular tourist destination, dotted with small beeches and rocky peninsulas.

Rowardennan Hotel
Situated on the rugged eastern banks of Loch Lomond in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest the Rowardennan Hotel has breathtaking views of Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond and the mountains to the North. Located on the famous West Highland Way, the Hotel is a notable milestone on the long route. Located virtually at the base of Ben Lomond the Rowardennan is the ideal place to meet fellow travellers and share tales of adventures over a malt whisky.

The Hotel dates back to 1696 but has been fully refurbished in a traditional Scottish style. The timeless beauty of the forest, peaks and Loch Lomond seem like another world, yet the Hotel is just an hour from Glasgow. Visit Website

The Drovers Inn

The Drovers Inn is on old inn used by the Highland drovers who used to drive their cattle down the side of Loch Lomond to the markets. This unique Inn oozes character and the mark of time can be scene in every crevice and on every wall.
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The Tyndrum Lodge Hotel
The Tyndrum Lodge Hotel is situated in the Hills and Glens of Tyndrum. The Tyndrum Lodge Hotel was originally built as a Church Manse for the Tyndrum area in the late 19th century and offers a warm welcome to its guests today.
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Kingshouse Hotel
Originally built in the 17th Century this hotel was used as barracks for the soldiers who fought for George III in the battle of Culloden; it has changed a lot since then. This is probably the world’s most remote hotel sitting on the edge of Rannoch Moor; the views are panoramic and stunning.

01855 851259

Tigh-na-Cheo
Beautifully located on the hillside this lovely B&B always provides a warm welcome from its hosts Nicole and George who took over the running last year and have completely rejuvenated all the rooms.
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