Inchree Lodge offers en-suite rooms and self-catered chalets, halfway between the Ben Nevis and Glencoe Mountains where it overlooks Loch Linnhe from the hamlet of Inchree. Walking trails lead directly from the lodge into Glenrigh Forest and the Inchree Waterfalls are 20 minutes’ walk away, while Fort William is found 9.4 miles to the north. Each of the 12 family and twin rooms have hanging and storage space, a wall-mounted TV and are electronically heated. The chalets have two to three bedrooms. The two accommodation wings have their own fully-equipped kitchens with dining area and complimentary tea and coffee. Free parking and Wi-Fi in public areas are available. Inchree Lodge’s pub serves a regularly changing menu using local produce where possible, and has an impressive whisky collection. The village of Onich is a few minute’s drive and the Corran ferry terminal is under a mile away.
WiFi in lobby
Free WiFi
Pool
Spa
Parking
Pets
A/C
Restaurant
Hotel bar
Gym
Guests found Inchree Lodge perfect for hiking and biking, due to its drying, storage and early-opening kitchen facilities, while easy access to spots like Glencoe, Fort William and other west coast destinations made it a great base for exploring.
You may find the rooms to be basic, but also clean, spacious and featuring very cosy beds, as well as access to handy self-catering facilities.
As if the peace and lovely views out over Loch Linnhe were not enough, walking tracks head off into the forest behind the lodge, one of which leads to the cascading Inchree Waterfalls.
Some guests were disappointed to find that the Wi-Fi was not available in their rooms, and could only be accessed in Inchree Lodge’s pub.
Keep in mind that the lights sometimes turn off in bathrooms due to lack of motion for the sensor, which alarmed some, while others thought the bathroom layout could have been better designed and found some parts a little cramped.