The magnificent peaks of Glencoe, the fine sandy beaches of Morar and the sweeping sea lochs give a constant variety of scenery and it's all yours to explore. The relics of the old clan system are abundant, castles at every prominent point and the crofting system still very much alive. Glenfinnan was where Bonnie Prince Charlie gathered the clans to fight for his claim to throne, and the museum in Fort William gives a good insight into this and the area's history. For those who enjoy outdoor activities most are catered for in this area, hill walking, climbing, sailing, canoeing, fishing, pony trekking, windsurfing, mountain biking, golf and many more all within ten miles. The dining room with its large glass frontage and tasteful d cor is non smoking enabling everyone to enjoy their meal and the view.
Dinner is table d'h te menu with four choices for each course - one of which is a vegetarian option.
Other diets can be catered for with a little advance notice. The emphasis is on homemade soups, delicious pastries, roulades and old fashioned puddings. The rooms are tastefully furnished, well appointed and comfortable. All rooms have colour TV, clock radio, hospitality tray, hairdryer and individually controlled thermostatic heating. The other facilities of the hotel include the Bar lounge, which is well stocked with a fine selection of Highland Malt Whiskies plus wines and liqueurs to accompany your meal.