At Glentower Lower Observatory in Fort William, we offer 4* lochside luxury bed and breakfast accommodation with fantastic views and a range of rooms to suit most visitors requirements.READ MORE

Myrtle Bank Guest House in Fort William, has secluded gardens to the rear and these are available for all guests to enjoy on a nice day, and after a tiring day partaking in all the outdoor activities available in the area. READ MORE

At Chase The Wild Goose Hostel in Fort William, we aim to provide simple shared accommodation where you can meet with like-minded people, perhaps share a meal with them, talk or even walk with them for a while.READ MORE

After your day of sightseeing, climbing, walking or shopping in Fort William, relax in the comfortable lounge bar at Ossians Dining, with your evening drink. READ MORE

A warm welcome awaits you from your hosts John and Julie Mackin, and here at Braeburn Bed and Breakfast in Fort William, we are ready to make your stay a comfortable one.READ MORE

You are invited to enjoy the luxury of Five Star bed and breakfast accommodation of Crolinne Bed and Breakfast in Fort William. Relish our comfortable en-suite Bedrooms, Sitting Room and Dining Room and, in favourable weather, relax in our attractive gardens. READ MORE

Unwind at Fort William's West End Hotel, with the breathtaking scenery of the Highlands at your doorstep where you are limited only by your imagination.READ MORE

We look forward to welcoming you to Ardblair Breakfast in Fort William, where our breakfast room overlooks the garden, loch and distant hills, and guests can enjoy a full cooked breakfast before setting out for a day of sightseeing and activities.READ MORE

Weddings at Inverlochy Weddings in Fort William can be tailored to suit your personal requirements, and what better place to have your wedding than Inverlochy Weddings located in arguably one of the most beautiful places in the world.READ MORE

At Lochan Cottage Guest House in Fort William, we try to encourage wildlife by planting plants which attract birds and butterflies, and by hanging up feeders and nesting boxes. If you are lucky you can see roe deer.READ MORE