Hotels Near F.W.Holroyd Art Gallery in Fort William

We stayed in one of the older waterfront lodges. The scenery was absolutely stunning and to be able to sit in the hot tub on the balcony was amazing and made our whole experience. The lodge however left a lot to be desired for the ‘luxury’ labelling and price tag. The interior was basic at best and was in dire need of some love and a refresh. What really spoiled our stay however were the rock hard beds and pillows. We really struggled to sleep and have never been as uncomfortable and in pain in the morning. We even tried sleeping on top of the duvet to no avail. Such a shame for such an incredibly beautiful setting. The restaurant food was very good but again the interior could really use some love and upgrade. Staff were helpful and attentive however.

We stayed here on their 3 night Hogmanay package from 30th December - 2nd January and had a fantastic time When we arrived we were a little confused as the signage on the building doesn't match the website so thought we had the wrong place but once you step inside it is a beautiful and cosy inn. The bedrooms were small but lovely and recently decorated. The bathrooms were a little tired but fine. Each meal we had there was exceptional. They have a great head chef and we really were so impressed with the quality of the food. We felt like we got to sample a lot of the local produce. The staff were all really lovely and took great care of us. One of the wait staff played bagpipes at midnight on New Years Eve which was fantastic. The location is perfect to get to Glencoe Mountain as well as Ben Nevis. Its really well situated. All around I would really recommend spending New Years Eve for a proper Scottish experience and I think we will book this again this year with a bigger group of friends.

Stayed here for 2 nights in the Junior Suite on the first floor. Check in was quick and easy, received a text message with the key box code around midday. Room was very clean and modern, there was also plenty of space. The view from the french doors was of the hills and ferry crossing over the sea, really nice. There were complimentary muffins, orange juice and yogurts left in the fridge which were really nice. The toiletries (Highland Soap Co) provided in the bathroom are absolutely lovely, we actually took a trip to the shop and bought some to bring back with us. Only small downsides for us were the pillows, they were very soft and flat, although additional pillows are provided, these were the same. The bed was also very creaky, the slightest movement woke me up in the middle of the night. The room also got incredibly warm, you are provided with a Dyson fan but unfortunately didn’t cool the room down as much as we’d hoped. Would highly recommend staying here!

What more can I say about this place that hasn’t been said already? Without a doubt, it is one of the best hotel experiences you can ever have. This was my second visit to Glencoe House and it was just as special as the first – and what a high bar to maintain. We stayed in Suite 1 and the antique décor is beautiful with plush sofas and stylings. You instantly feel relaxed and at home when you enter. Somehow it has an inherent cosy feeling mixed in with the finery. The room has luxuries such as a wine selection, full bar, and an amazing hot tub out the back. There is nothing – and I mean nothing – like sitting in the hot tub on a sunny day, taking in the gorgeous vista of the rugged highlands and Loch Leven. The food is also sublime, and dining is a very unique experience in the hotel. Breakfast and dinner are provided as in-room dining, so the amazing staff bring Michelin star quality food to your own personal dining table in your suite, which also happens to have an amazing view of the bay. Yes, the experience is as good as that sounds. The cooking staff are also so accommodating for gluten and dairy allergies, and were able to make special meal requests for my partner who is intolerant to both. And the bespoke dishes were lovely. If I had to try and name what is so special about Glencoe House compared to other hotels (because you only need to read all the reviews to see that it definitely is special), I think it’s that the experience feels more like a chilled-out luxury retreat than a hotel stay. Everything is brought to you, everything is done for you, everything is available to you in your room, everything is comfort. All you have to do is eat, drink, relax in the hot tub, go for stunning walks in the grounds, and enjoy the tranquillity. Trust me, within minutes of entering your hotel room, you’ll find your inner zen. I’ve never felt so relaxed so quickly in any stay I’ve had anywhere. So, if a chilled-out luxury experience of the highest quality is what you want … this is the place for you. No discussion.

Hotel is in a brilliant location, was close by to Glenfinnan and the viaduct, Glen Nevis and steall falls all of which i wanted to visit. Breakfast was delicious 10/10. The staff were lovely and really helpful and welcoming. Rooms were comfortable and clean. Only complaint was I could hear a bit of noise coming from the halls at night with people walking up and down and the decor was also really dated. But that aside I had a great stay and would recommend.

Located in the centre of Fort William it was very convenient for walking to our trip on the Jacobite steam train. Decor nice and quirky But - and a big but - the rooms are teeny-tiny. I’m used to staying in ‘metro’ hotels but this a whole new level of small. You can barely walk round the bed - we had a superior king-size room, supposedly. No wardrobe - just a couple of hangers on the wall. If you sit on the loo in the tiny bathroom, the sink is over your knees. Hardly room to turn round for £180 a night. Nice view over a car park being built but it was quiet at the back of the hotel (notwithstanding the noisy guests in adjacent rooms). Decent breakfast and nice staff just about rescued it.

Carmen and Phill are wonderful and most accommodating hosts! Their property is clean, well maintained and surrounded by beautiful views. Only a few steps from shopping, restaurants and the train station. Breakfast was delicious and staff was spot on. Our room was very comfortable and the bathroom was huge in comparison to other places we stayed on our two week visit. Will definitely be booking with them again on my next visit!

Great location, very clean and quiet. Also, comfortable beds and good sized bathrooms. We stayed two nights. Quaint downtown Fort William is a 5 minute walk. If you are lucky enough to get tickets for the Jacobite Train then definitely stay here as the train station is also nearby (but you don't hear the train noise in the rooms). No breakfast or food served on premises but it isn't needed as there are so many restaurants close by. Also, free parking. I left my wedding ring in the room and they mailed it back to me in the U.S. and did not charge me--very nice and honest staff!

We booked a family room for 2 nights. Room wasn't ready when we checked in at 3pm. Room did not look like any of the website photos as it seems there are no photos of the family rooms on the website. The room was very basic - only 2 coat hangers for 6 beds. Double bed against wall is not a comfortable option as you have to climb over partner to get in and out of bed. No chairs or anywhere to sit. TV doesn't have signal and there's nowhere to sit and watch it from anyway. Very slow wi-fi, so almost impossible to cast to TV. The emergency exit light on the ceiling was taped up. The kettle is not big enough for more than 2 people at a time, and it doesn't fit into the tiny sink to fill. View of car park - not the mountain or forest view as advertised. All in all the room was adequate for our stay but hugely over priced for what it was. The Nevis Range Bar was disappointing too, mainly because they weren't serving the full menu but you aren't made aware of that when you book. The toilets in the main facility needed cleaning, no loo roll or soap. It seemed that they had't been attended to the whole weekend we were there.