Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Nestled where mountains meet Loch Leven, this Highland village offers dramatic hiking trails and access to Glencoe's famous Three Sisters peaks. Rent kayaks to explore the tranquil waters or visit the Ballachulish Slate Quarry where locals share fascinating mining history.
One of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever slept in. (I’m top 1% of Expedia travellers).
Good hotel, provides you with good breakfast and a bar next door with wood fired pizza. Great for access to fort William and Ben Nevis or general access to the highlands.
One of the most comfortable beds I’ve ever slept in. (I’m top 1% of Expedia travellers).
Good hotel, provides you with good breakfast and a bar next door with wood fired pizza. Great for access to fort William and Ben Nevis or general access to the highlands.
Nice hotel to stay in - Lovely sea view room and clean and modern - Building work going on at the moment which did not affect our stay but will look better when finished- One main thing they need to do is sort out the signage for the hotel - Letters missing and main sign at front in a very poor state of repair - First appearances count - nice friendly staff
Nice hotel to stay in - Lovely sea view room and clean and modern - Building work going on at the moment which did not affect our stay but will look better when finished- One main thing they need to do is sort out the signage for the hotel - Letters missing and main sign at front in a very poor state of repair - First appearances count - nice friendly staff
Arrive early to find ski lifts were closed. We had a lovely breakfast and were given our rooms early. Staff were all very helpful and couldn't do enough for us. We had a lovely dinner just next to the bar area which had a very friendly , cosy atmosphere. Would definitely stay again. Deluxe rooms well worth the extra cost.
Arrive early to find ski lifts were closed. We had a lovely breakfast and were given our rooms early. Staff were all very helpful and couldn't do enough for us. We had a lovely dinner just next to the bar area which had a very friendly , cosy atmosphere. Would definitely stay again. Deluxe rooms well worth the extra cost.
lesley
Reviewed February 22, 2015Reviewed February 22, 2015
My wife and I are just back from a lovely weekend at Inn at Ardgour. Staff were very pleasant and very helpful. We had a bar suppers which were very good and reasonably priced.
Despite being so close to the hubbub of normal life, Ardgour is just so peaceful and quiet.
Noticed some people have complained about ferry, but we all know it stops at 9.30pm, so get there on time. Alternative is 35 mile trip on single track road, great in daylight but I wouldn't fancy doing it in the dark.
Great...
My wife and I are just back from a lovely weekend at Inn at Ardgour. Staff were very pleasant and very helpful. We had a bar suppers which were very good and reasonably priced.
Despite being so close to the hubbub of normal life, Ardgour is just so peaceful and quiet.
Noticed some people have complained about ferry, but we all know it stops at 9.30pm, so get there on time. Alternative is 35 mile trip on single track road, great in daylight but I wouldn't fancy doing it in the dark.
Great...
Ian
Reviewed October 26, 2015Reviewed October 26, 2015