Ashbank is a small family-run B&B offering superior rooms in the heart of the village. Ashbank was once the home of the famous Olympian Eric Liddel whose story was depicted in the Oscar winning film Chariots of Fire. Your hosts, Tommy and Mhairi, are dedicated to providing a warm welcome and ensuring every aspect of your stay is perfect.

Long-term Macs partners, Chris and Fiona, warmly welcome you to Braeside, nestled in the heart of Drymen, directly across from The Clachaig, Scotland's oldest licensed pub. Each en-suite room is stylishly decorated with elegant Scottish touches, featuring artwork by local artists and locally sourced sustainable toiletries. After a day of exploring, unwind in the garden, complete with a firepit where you can share stories from the trail with fellow West Highland Way adventurers.

Greenshadows is located around 1 mile outside of the village of Drymen in the shadows of the ruins of Buchanan Castle. All of their rooms feature stylishly designed en-suite or private adjoining facilities and all are equipped with tv's, and tea and coffee making facilities, hair dryers and ironing facilities. You'll also enjoy one of their hearty breakfasts in their elegant dining area.

Arguably boasting one of the most impressive locations along the West Highland Way, the Rowardennan Hotel sits on the rugged eastern shore of Loch Lomond, within the Queen Elizabeth Forest. With breathtaking views of Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond itself, and the northern mountains, it offers a true sense of entering the Highlands and a glimpse of the spectacular scenery ahead. The hotel exudes a classic walker’s charm, with a welcoming atmosphere where adventurers gather at the end of the day to share stories and plan for the journey ahead. On-site, you'll find a lively bar and restaurant, and some rooms feature spectacular views across the loch.

Nestled within the same complex as the hotel, the lodges are set amidst the gardens along the shore of Loch Lomond. Designed for comfort, the rooms ensure a restful night’s sleep, with full access to all hotel facilities. In the evening, unwind with a wee dram in the Clansman Bar while soaking in the stunning views from the beautiful beer garden. Savour hearty, quality hot meals crafted from local ingredients, perfect for refuelling after a long day’s walk. Wi-Fi is available in the hotel for your convenience.

Rowardennan Lodge Youth Hostel sits in an idyllic location on the banks of Loch Lomond with its own jetty and panoramic views across the loch. The lodge offers a wide range of private rooms and comfortable shared dorms all with separate washroom facilities. Relax with a local craft beer or glass of wine in the hostel’s large and cosy lounge, while soaking up the spectacular view across the loch. Other facilities include a laundry and drying room. Basic provisions, confectionery and soft drinks are available to purchase at reception and WiFi is free for all guests.

Situated on the western shore of Loch Lomond, Ardlui enjoys a prime location with breathtaking views across the loch to Scotland’s southernmost Munro, the mighty Ben Lomond. Adding to its charm, the location offers the unique experience of arriving by ferry across Loch Lomond from the main West Highland Way trail. Originally built as a private hunting lodge for the Colquhoun family in 1851, the property opened its doors as a hotel in 1886. The spacious rooms provide stunning views of the loch, while the restaurant at Ardlui offers a warm and welcoming retreat after a day of exploring. Committed to using locally sourced ingredients, the menu often features fresh salmon and venison, ensuring a true taste of Scotland.

Beinglas Campsite is situated directly on the West Highland Way in Inverarnan. Chalet-style accommodation is available and there is a bar and restaurant on site. The Stagger Inn offers a cosy setting to eat, drink, socialise or recharge and there is live music during the summer months. 

The Drovers Inn dates back to the 1800s. Packed full of history, it has been a welcomed, cosy stop for the weary hunters and travellers passing through the highlands for hundreds of years. The 15 rooms in the original Inn are filled with antique furniture, oil paintings and rich colours, but equipped with today’s modern comforts. There are also 16 additional more modern chalet style rooms in the lodge across the road. Regardless of where you are staying, you are free to relax in the bar & lounge areas, and indulge in hearty Scottish cuisine and perhaps a dram of local whisky.

Situated just before reaching the village of Tyndrum, Glengarry is a charming guesthouse brimming with character. Your welcoming hosts, who are avid walkers themselves, possess a wealth of local knowledge to share. The rooms are modern, spacious, and guaranteed to provide a restful night's sleep. A short 10-minute stroll will take you to the heart of Tyndrum, where you'll find a selection of bars and restaurants.

Tigh-Na-Fraoch is a friendly, quiet and welcoming B&B which is the first B&B in Tyndrum, only 20yds from the West Highland Way. You will be guaranteed a warm welcome. They have three perfectly appointed guest rooms and also a separate cottage with rooms which have all the amenities you will require for a great overnight stay.

The Tyndrum Lodges are part of a modern accommodation complex located just outside the village centre, designed with walkers, cyclists, and adventure enthusiasts in mind. Each spacious, en-suite room offers quality and comfort, complete with all the essentials you need. A secure drying room is also available for your wet walking gear. The large, purpose-built reception and common room provide a welcoming space to unwind in the evening. A continental breakfast will be available in your room in the morning.

An overnight stay at the Bridge of Orchy Hotel is guaranteed to be a true highlight of your West Highland Way adventure. Nestled in a stunning location in the heart of Glen Orchy with the River Orchy running right through, the hotel offers warm, attentive, and friendly service that creates a welcoming atmosphere. The bar and restaurant buzz with activity in the evenings, filled with fellow walkers sharing their stories. Each room is modern, adorned with charming Scottish touches, and designed for comfort and a restful night's sleep.

Set amidst the 90,000-acre Black Mount Estate, with the dramatic landscapes of Glen Orchy and the tranquil waters of Loch as its backdrop, the Inveroran Hotel offers a unique experience. This historic 19th-century drovers' inn has been lovingly preserved, maintaining its timeless charm while incorporating modern comforts to provide a cosy and welcoming retreat. The rooms are tastefully decorated with a contemporary touch. Guests can enjoy delicious home-cooked food made with locally sourced ingredients.

Greenstone Lodge is a newly refurbished, fully vegan B&B. The rooms feature quirky, contemporary decor and offer stunning views of the surrounding hills. Guests are provided with luxurious Egyptian cotton towels and specially selected cruelty-free, eco-friendly toiletries. 

A historic landmark on the West Highland Way for over 250 years, the Kingshouse Hotel offers one of Scotland's most stunning locations. Once a 17th-century inn and later a barracks after the 1745 Battle of Culloden, it has been beautifully refurbished. The original inn now serves as a cosy bar for walkers, complemented by a lounge, hotel bar, and a restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows showcasing breathtaking views of Buachaille Etive Mor. With 57 bedrooms, there’s a perfect option for everyone, each offering views of mountains, rivers, or the resident deer. The fresh Scottish air guarantees a restful night’s sleep.

A true gem located just outside Ballachulish Village, long-term partners of Macs, St. Munda’s Manse offers a warm & friendly welcome. The bedrooms are tastefully and stylishly decorated, providing a cosy retreat. The resident’s lounge features two comfortable couches, a large flat-screen TV, and a selection of games, with free Wi-Fi available throughout the B&B. Guests can enjoy a hearty full Scottish or continental breakfast in the dining room. A short 10-minute walk takes you to the village centre, where you’ll find a couple of inviting bars and restaurants.

Set in the heart of Glencoe's majestic mountains, the Clachaig Inn has been a legendary retreat for walkers and climbers for over 300 years. Its 23 modern en-suite bedrooms offer stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The inn’s two iconic bars, the Bidean Lounge Bar and famous Boots Bar, serve hearty meals featuring local venison, Scotch beef, and Scottish salmon, alongside creative vegetarian options. Famous for its Cask Conditioned Ales, Clachaig also offers a wide selection of beers from Scottish Highland breweries, along with an impressive collection of up to 260 malt whiskies, ranging from rare gems to popular favourites.

It’s no secret that Wullie and Pauline might just be our favourite hosts along the whole West Highland Way. As long-term partners of Macs, they warmly welcome you to Allt Na Leven, perfectly situated in the heart of Kinlochleven village. Once the Village Store, this beautifully renovated retreat boasts stunning views of the River Leven and the surrounding mountains, with local shops, pubs, and restaurants just steps away. Your hosts go above and beyond, offering homemade sweet treats, a wealth of local knowledge, and a delicious home-cooked breakfast to start your day. The rooms are surprisingly spacious, featuring some of the most comfortable beds on the entire route. You’ll sleep like a baby and wake up refreshed, ready to tackle your final day on the trail to Fort William.

A warm welcome awaits you at The Highland Gateway in Kinlochleven. This family-run business has upheld exceptionally high standards for many years. The rooms are spacious and designed to ensure a restful night's sleep, while the cosy bar and bistro invite you to spend the evening sharing stories from your day with fellow West Highland Way adventurers.

Perched atop a small hill with stunning views over the village of Kinlochleven, Tigh na Cheo offers a welcoming retreat. This surprisingly spacious guesthouse provides plenty of opportunities to connect with fellow walkers. The rooms are generously sized, and the atmosphere is always warm and inviting. Just a short 5-minute stroll takes you to the village centre, where you have good options for evening meals.

Dora embodies everything we strive to offer at Macs. She has been welcoming our guests since we first launched a West Highland Way tour back in 2003, hosting thousands of Macs clients over the years. Yet, she greets every new guest with the same warmth and care as if it were her very first. No detail is overlooked here - rooms are impeccably maintained, and every aspect is designed with comfort in mind. Overlooking the stunning Loch Linnhe and just a short walk from the town centre with its array of shops, pubs, and restaurants, this is the ideal spot to unwind after a day of adventure.

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Keep an eye out for photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Stobahn Guest House is conveniently located just above Fort William High Street, offering rooms with views of Loch Linnhe. It's only a five-minute walk to the town centre, where you'll find a great selection of bars and restaurants. The guest house features charming Scottish touches throughout and provides a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Your host Giorgio is always ready to assist with any questions you may have.