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The Inn at ArdgourArdgour, Fort William, PH33 7AATelephone: 01855 841225 Fax: 01855 841214 Scottish Tourist Board 4 Star Inn |
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Special Winter Break November - Febuary. Two nights bed and breakfast £99 per couple |
CEUD MILE FAILTE This is the Gaelic for one hundred thousand welcomes, which describes the warmth of the welcome that any visitor to the Highlands can expect, and no where more so than at The Inn at Ardgour. The original 'Road to the Isles' was over the Corran Narrows and at the top of the ferry slipway on the Ardnamurchan side of Loch Linnhe lies the old Inn at Ardgour. Hospitality has been offered here to travellers for hundreds of years and although the building has recently been altered, the traditional welcome is still the same. |
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For centuries, travellers have enjoyed the famous West Highland Welcome at this family-run inn at the entrance to the Great Glen. We have ten excellent en-suite bedrooms, five on the ground floor; and all bedrooms have spectacular views of Loch Linnhe. The Inn is ideally located for Walking, Fishing and Touring the West Highlands. Even the Hebridean islands of Mull, Iona and Skye are close enough for day trips. 
Good company can be found in our bars where fine beer, and an extensive choice of malt whiskies can be enjoyed: but be careful, our drams are 35ml. measures. |
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The Inn at Ardgour offers the traveller a choice of en suite rooms. The ten rooms range from The Honeymoon, Double, Twin, to a family room.
But best of all are The Stunning Views of The Mountains bordering Loch Linnhe. 
Short breaks, Weekly stay, Overnight, all are available, and individually priced for each guest requirements. The attractive lounge is the ideal place to enjoy a coffee, read a paper, or just savour the wonderful view overlooking the loch. 
There are regular cruises, enabling you to enjoy the splendour and wildlife of this most beautiful loch, passing modern fishing farms and seeing some of the finest views of Ben Nevis. |
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The Inn at Ardgour is easy to find, located at the top of the slipway to the Corran Ferry on the shore of Loch Linnhe. If coming from the south, take the A82 trunk road out of Glasgow, through Dumbarton, up past Loch Lomond and through Glen Coe. Coming out of Glen Coe, the A82 leads up towards Fort William. 2 miles (3km) after the village of Onich, a short road to the left branches off to the Corran Ferry slipway. A few minutes ferry crossing across Loch Linnhe takes you to the door of the Ardgour Inn. The ferry ploughs to and fro across the narrows every half an hour, from around 7am and 9pm (8pm winter). |
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Sample selection of our BAR MEALS · The Inn's Homemade Soup of the Day. · Scampi & chips with salad and tartare sauce · Haggis and Cream whisky sauce with oatcakes · Char-grilled Chicken supreme with barbecue sauce · Asparagus with a cream, cheese sauce · Prime Scottish Sirloin Steak Garni · The Ghillies Platter: Some of our Special Sandwiches or Baguettes are a meal in themselves All freshly prepared to suit each pallet. · Prime Scotch Beef and Horseradish · Smoked Ham and Cheese. · Sausage and Onion · Chicken and Mayonnaise. |
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THINGS TO DO · Walking from flat and easy to challenging · Wildlife in the water - Grey seals, Otters, Dolphins, Heron, Basking Shark · Wildlife on the shore - Red deer, Golden Eagle, Pinemarten, Wild goats, Badger · Eating is a serious pastime in country where Scotland's Larder is so plentiful · Visiting the local distillery, tasting the nectar of highland life. · Sailing on the West Coast is the best in Europe and craft of every size and type can be moored locally · Relaxing! Remember you are on holiday · Climbing in the beautiful and busy Glencoe or on Ardgour's Hills · Stalking the traditional way or with a camera · River and Loch fishing available locally · And much, much more. |
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