The Caledonian overlooks Loch Linne, giving guests gorgeous views and stimulating outdoor recreation opportunities during their stays. Each of the property’s 81 bedrooms has en suite accommodations with either a bathtub or shower. In addition to a hair dryer and television, guests get access to tea and coffee making equipment. There is a private car park for guests of the Caledonian . Furthermore, the property hosts live entertainment nightly. Free Wi-Fi is available in public areas. The hotel offers full breakfasts, plus three-course dinners. Additionally, guests can enjoy beverages in the bar and lounge. Slightly more than three kilometres from Fort William, the property is also near Ben Nevis, the tallest moutain in Great Britain. The distillery at the foot of the mountain is one of the oldest licenced distilleries in the country.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
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Spa
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Gym
This hotel frequently caters to coach parties, meaning the check-in area can quickly become busy. Even so, staff members are consistently friendly, efficient and ready to offer advice about nearby attractions.
Many guests commented that they loved the nightly entertainment. Although the style of music varied, it often served as encouragement to have a good time.
Guests appreciated that the hotel's location made it easy to explore the area for pleasure reasons, or to attend business meetings.
In several ways, it seems this hotel hasn't kept up with the times. For example, guests commented that the way that the hotel is decorated is outdated, because the style would have been popular several decades ago. Additionally, some of the amenities, ran
Many guests commented smelling something strange when passing through the corridors. Some also commented that staff members seemed to use air freshener too heavily, as if they were aware of the bad smell and were trying to cover it up.
Guests frequently commented that they wished the property had in-room Wi-Fi instead of just making Internet access available in the hotel's public areas. That reality caused some to try and get Internet access through their phones, but sometimes said it w