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The Lodge on the Loch
(Near Acharacle)

.Discover Seclusion and Serenity in this Taste of Scotland, STB 4 Star Hotel. Choice of individual luxury rooms with many personal touches.

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The Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre
(Near Acharacle)

Rates include room, 4 course table d'hte dinner (25.50) and full Scottish breakfast (17). Almost afloat, the Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre nestles on the side of a peninsula reaching into Loch Leven. This friendly, modern hotel offers everything you dream of on holiday; spacious bedrooms with loch and mountain-views and a relaxed, convivial ambience. Guests come back time after time - some to marvel at the awesome surroundings - others to enjoy all aspects of The Isles experience. Listen as the water laps outside your bedroom. Step down to the spectacular lochside conservatory restaurant and savour a lively Bistro by day or casual fine-dining by night. Dive into the sparkling waters of the heated pool as they entice to the delights of the Leisure Centre: jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, exercise room and solarium. Outside you can explore easy lochside trails while children will delight in a charming woodland Adventure Playground. Worlds apart from any hotel where you may have stayed before, the spirit of relaxed freedom will strike you immediately. Families find the warm, carefree ambience particularly appealing whilst those of all ages appreciate the refreshing sense of care from a positive team of helpful staff. The Isles of Glencoe Hotel and Leisure Centre is set on its own lochside peninsula with three kilometres of water frontage. Enjoy the sense of space all around and the choice of magnificent walks and strolls just on the doorstep. The Isles makes a great base not just for touring by car but is ideally placed for walkers, climbers and cyclists wishing to explore the rugged West Highlands. Nearby Ski Centres make this one the finest winter ski-ing resorts in Britain. You will receive a complimentary guide to the area with your booking and we are on hand to help you make the most of every day whatever your interests. Inspired by the simplicity of Celtic design, the Isles Experience unfolds before you. Look out for our very own Endless Knot throughout your stay. Symbolising not just the continuity of great traditions and the cycle of life, but also the constant awareness required to make you welcome. .A really friendly place to go with a great, relaxed family atmosphere. The pool and leisure centre make it perfect!A really friendly place to go with a great, relaxed family atmosphere. The pool and leisure centre make it perfect!
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The Ballachulish Hotel
(Near Acharacle)

All prices are per person including Room, five course Table d'hte dinner (27.50) and full Scottish Breakfast (17.00). Scottish tradition is alive in this fine Baronial hotel. Throughout the centuries this was amongst the best known Inns in the land. Chieftains, Clansmen, Adventurers - all men met at the crossing of the waters in this celebrated drovers Inn. Over a hundred years ago the Hotel took its present fine form. Sample the past beneath turrets and steep gables that stand out from a background of mighty mountains. Or breathe in the history beside the huge sandstone blocks of the majestic building which proudly overlooks the swirling waters of the loch below. The recent past has seen continued refurbishment which ensures that a comfortable blend of traditional style with modern international standards awaits you. Today you discover a gracious Baronial Hotel - a Highland legend lives on. Flowers greet your arrival in an explosion of colour beside the sweeping staircase. Precious views and picturesque corners. Welcoming firesides tempt for deep relaxation in the elegant Lounge or the cosy Old Library. Time itself seems to have wound back and the pressures of everyday life are no more. Take your vantage in the Cocktail Bar to enjoy a Sunset or venture to the famous Ferry Bar where guests and locals put the worlds to right. Watch the sunset from the famed Leaping Salmon Restaurant where delightful fare from Minch and Moor is laid before you. Salmon and Sachertorte, Lamb and Langoustine, Grouse and Gorgonzola; the best from the Highlands and around the world is carefully prepared and masterfully presented by adventurous chefs. A cosmopolitan wine list compliments the perfect evening; sample the vintages throughout your stayAn irresistible mix of history and style with modern comforts.
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The Inn at Ardgour
(Near Acharacle)

For centuries, travellers have enjoyed the famous West Highland Welcome at this family-run inn at the entrance to the Great Glen. After massive refurbishment, the ten bright modern en-suite bedrooms all enjoy spectacular sea views. The Inn is ideally located for Walking, Fishing and Touring the West Highlands. Even the Hebridean islands of Mull, Iona and Skye are close enough for day trips. Good company, fine beers and a selection of malt whiskies measured the old Highland way. All the drams are 35ml. Running out of things to read, why not swop the books you've finished for books from the library. Take your time to browse and enjoy a coffee or something stronger, this is probably the only library you will find inside a bar in the Highlands. In addition to the bar and restaurant the Inn offers a cosy, well appointed lounge where you can relax a while in front of the open fire as you watch the ferry ply to and fro across the Narrows. The Inn has recently been refurbished but a lot of the traditional ambience of the place has been preserved.

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Highland Hotel
(Near Acharacle)

.The hotel is only a short walk from the town centre. Still retaining many of its original features notably the wood panelling and open fires which create the welcoming atmosphere of a bygone age. The Highland is a fine example of a 'Highland Hotel'. Fort William is an excellent touring base. Places of interest include: the Great Glen, the Caledonian Canal with Neptune's staircase, Glenfinnan and of course Ben Nevis, the highest mountain in Britain. During the summer there is a steam train which runs between Fort William and Mallaig.

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