Corriegour Lodge Hotel

The Corriegour Lodge Hotel is located at the centre of The Great Glen, a geological fault-line famed for its wild and dramatic scenery, that cuts right across Scotland - from Inverness in the east to Fort William in the west. Corriegour is located just a short drive from Fort William, on the road to the Isle of Skye. The hotel enjoys outstanding views over Loch Lochy and has its own jetty. In the Loch View Hotel Restaurant, you will be served only the finest produce from the Scottish Highlands' rich natural larder. King Scallops, Aberdeen Angus Beef, mouthwatering Homemade Breads & Puddings are just sample items from the hotel's ever changing daily menu. The restaurant has won the coveted Scottish Tourist Board's 'Eat Scotland' Silver Award, and is also Michelin Recommended.

Fort William: On The Map: Fort William sits at the head of Loch Linnhe, and the foot of the Great Glen and snow-peaked Ben Nevis. The major A82 road runs through town connecting it with Glasgow to the south & Inverness to the northeast. Fort William got its name from the original fort built here in 1650 to keep the Highland clans in order. It's a convenient touring base for the Northwest of Scotland, and a popular hub for walkers, mountaineers, and scenery lovers of every type. Its appeal is not that of a destination town, but rather its location to some of the most stunning natural beauty in Scotland. Ben Nevis, Scotland’s highest, and most rugged is the most obvious draw, but it's certainly not all. The West Highland Museum on Cameron Square exhibits the 18th century “Secret Portrait of Prince Charles.” This was done when all paintings of Stuarts were completed in obscure swirls so the viewer didn’t get into trouble for having any connection, at all, to the Stuart side of the Royal family. Just northeast of town is the acclaimed “Treasures of the Earth,” one of Europe’s finest collections of crystals and gemstones. The “Underwater Center,” on the banks of Loch Linnhe, is the world’s leading diving instruction and training center. Also north of town are the impressive ruins of Inverlochy Castle.

Rooms & Amenities

Set on nine acres of mature woodland, with outstanding views over Loch Lochy, the personally owned and managed Corriegour Lodge Hotel offers everything you need to relax & unwind. Recharge your batteries in the Highlands of Scotland by walking, cycling, pony-trekking, climbing, fishing and watersports. Make the most of the private lochside beach, complete with jetty, or simply stroll in the extensive gardens and enjoy superb Scottish cuisine in the award-winning Loch View Hotel Restaurant. Round off your day with one of our fine malt whiskies beside a cosy log fire in the residents' lounge. Guestrooms at Corriegour are all en suite and individually furnished. Many offer stunning views across Loch Lochy and the Great Glen.

Dining

Loch View Restaurant: Critically acclaimed to have "Better food than the top London Hotels and a view to die for", The Loch View restaurant and conservatory is Michelin Recommended. It has also received a Scottish Tourist Board 'Eat Scotland' Silver Award. In the Loch View Hotel Restaurant, you will be served only the finest produce from the Scottish Highlands' rich natural larder. King Scallops, Aberdeen Angus Beef, mouthwatering Homemade Breads & Puddings are just sample items from the hotel's ever changing daily menu.

Rooms & Amenities

Dining

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