Fort William B&B Accommodation
At the end of the West Highland Way
Ideal for touring the Scottish Highlands
Willie, Rosalyn and family offer you a warm welcome
and superb Scottish hospitality in their Highland home.
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'Tigh na Drochaid' (Bridge House in Gaelic) is a brand new architect-designed house in Glen Nevis.
Conveniently situated just 10 minutes walk from Fort William town centre
and only 100 metres from the end of The West Highland Way
(Scotland's most famous long distance walking trail).
ACCOMMODATION
We offer a choice of 3 ensuite bedrooms:
1 family room (includes 1 double and 2 single beds)
1 double room
1 twin room
Each bedroom is equipped with Sky TV, DVD and CD player, hairdryer, clock radio alarm and tea/coffee making facilities.
Families with children are welcome.
Ramp for disabled access to the house.
Off road parking available.
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TARIFF
Prices from £27.50 per person per night for Bed and Breakfast
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FORT WILLIAM
Fort William is a bustling town set in the shadow of Ben Nevis.
There are daily boat trips from the pier to see the seals in Loch Linnhe (March to mid September).
You can also explore the distillery, museum, shops and restaurants.
There are many interesting events throughout the year including the Mountain Film Festival in February
and the Scottish Six Day Motorcycle Trials in May. Fort William also hosts several Downhill Mountain Bike races as well as the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup.
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Ben Nevis |
ACTIVITIES
As Outdoor Capital of the UK, Fort William is a great base for activities.
Golf, fishing, horse riding, mountain biking, karting, and watersports can all be arranged locally.
For indoor pursuits, the Leisure Centre in Fort William has a climbing wall, swimming pool, sauna, squash courts.
The nearby Nevis Centre has a children's play area, ten pin bowling, snooker/pool and games hall.
As well as being at the end of the West Highland Way, Fort William is also the start of the Great Glen Way (walking trail to Inverness) and the Great Glen Cycle Route.
The Nevis Range is THE place for mountaineering, skiing and snowboarding (depending on snow conditions).
For the less energetic, you can take a leisurely gondola trip up the mountainside to enjoy the amazing views.
We are also a short drive from The Ice Factor Kinlochleven which has the biggest indoor ice climbing facility in the world.
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Ben Nevis & Caledonian Canal
Glen Coe
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Glenfinnan & Loch Shiel
Silver sands of Morar
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EXCURSIONS
Set in the heart of the Highlands, this is an ideal base to explore the surrounding area. Here's just a few suggestions of what you could visit on a short drive.
Discover the spectacular wilderness scenery of Glen Coe and Rannoch Moor
If you've seen the 'Monarch of the Glen' on TV, you'll want to explore Loch Laggan and Laggan Sands (the largest inland beach in the country) where the series was filmed.
The Road to the Isles is a wonderful coastal drive including the Glenfinnan Monument, the silver sands of Morar and marvellous views of the Small Isles (boat trips available from Arisaig). Or why not take the steam train from Fort William to Mallaig?
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CONTACT
Willie & Rosalyn MacDonald
'Tigh na Drochaid'
Nevis Bridge
Glen Nevis
Fort William PH33 6PF
Click here for a zoomable map
Telephone: +44 (0) 1397 704177
Mobile: 07788 585 850
or 07901734759
Email: glennevisbb@onetel.com
We look forward to meeting you!
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Useful Links:
Nevis Range
Fort William boat trips
Fort William: Outdoor Capital of the UK
Copyright 2005 - 2008 William MacDonald and The Internet Guide to Scotland
www.glennevisbb.co.uk
Not to be reproduced without permission
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