This purpose built station hotel sits high on the banks of the old Kilwhimen Barracks in the highland town of Fort Augustus by the ebb of Loch Ness. It even houses the west curtain wall of the original fort, complete with gun embrasures. This historic area has a compelling variety of expeditions to be completed, from walking Telford's Caledonian canal, the Great Glen Way to the more challenging Corrieyairack Pass. Golf, horseriding, water pursuits & fishing can also be arranged locally.The whole hotel has undergone a massive refurbishment programme, delicately offering a contemporary modern experience admidst the welcoming charm of this Victorian hotel. Always aspiring to be innovative, the new central heating & water system has been installed & is revolutionary in using the eco-friendly biomass wood chip burner. All bedrooms offer modern, technologically advanced facilities with most providing stunning panoramic views across Loch Ness, the five lock canal staircase or the surrounding mountains. Head Chef, Jim Murphy & his team have been awarded 1 AA rosette. Dishes are modern, Scottish & well balanced, using local produce wherever possible.The new owners, the Gregorys, developed the famous Loch Torridon hotel & are continually applying their finishing touches to Lovat Arms. This unique Fort Augustus hotel is the heart & soul of the Highlands. [More...]
New for 2006: Mountain bike hire and fishing trips Great Bed & Breakfast accommodation can be found at Caledonian House. Family run Guest House offering Bed & Breakfast accommodation and situated in the centre of Fort Augustus. Calendonian House is a long established bed and breakfast guest house, overlooking the locks of the Caledonian Canal where it joins Loch Ness at Fort Augustus. In the heart of the village, Caledonian House is close to all amenities including shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as many other attractions of Fort Augustus. There is plenty to see and do in the area, including sports, walking, cycling, and fishing (fishing trips start in July), in the beautiful Highland countryside. Alternatively, you can while away relaxing hours watching the many boats and ships working the locks of the Caledonian Canal as they move to and from Loch Ness. You may even spot the Loch Ness Monster! [More...]
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