Torlinnhe Guest House in Fort William, Inverness, United Kingdom | Guest House

Andy and Sue Keen would be delighted to welcome you to the new look Torlinnhe Guest House for an exceptional bed and breakfast experience in Fort William, Inverness, the outdoor capital of the UK, here on Scotland?s scenic west coast.
Acquired in February 2008 and re-opened after major internal refurbishment in June of the same year, Torlinnhe Guest House now has a comfortable guest lounge and dining room with a large picture window giving spectacular views of Loch Linnhe and the mountains beyond. The refurbishment of our bedrooms continues and we are confident that at least three of them now meet VisitScotland?s four star standard.
All our bedrooms at Torlinnhe Guest House have en-suite shower rooms, complimentary tea/coffee making facilities, 26? digital televisions, DVD players, hairdryers and free wireless internet access. We have one room with three single beds, four rooms which can accommodate two people and a single room. We have plenty of parking, drying facilities for walkers' equipment and a garage for cycles.We have plenty of parking, drying facilities and places to store cycles and motorbikes safely.
Glen Nevis is just over a mile away offering the challenge of climbing Ben Nevis as well as easy paced woodland walks, all with stunning views. Six miles away you'll find The Nevis Range Ski Resort with its mountain gondolas, a wonderful playground for skiers and snowboarders in winter.
In summer the mountain gondolas take you effortlessly to heights of 2150 feet allowing you to experience some of the world's most ancient and beautiful landscape including spectacular views of the Great Glen and Ben Nevis in Fort William, Inverness. In nearby Leanachan Forest you'll find the world famous Witch's Trail, a 45km mountain biking route. There are also lots of unmarked routes in the forest for walkers.
If you'd like a relaxing day, please feel free to use our lounge for as long as you wish to enjoy the spectacular view. See the boats go by on the loch or watch our unusual and sometimes dramatically entertaining eco-friendly wood burning stove in action. We'd be happy to serve you coffee, tea or delicious hot chocolate topped with cream and a flake, perhaps accompanied by Sue's home made scones with Scottish raspberry jam.