It was an adventure driving to the Inn at Ardgour because we chose to take a back road route instead of taking the ferry over from Fort William! Tiny, one lane roads are the only way to get there if you don’t take the ferry and other than a few houses and lots of sheep, there is nothing else on the route. The inn is located right on the shore of Loch Linhe and all rooms have a view of the Loch. The accommodations were quite spacious and comfortable. We had dinner at the Inn because once you are there, you are kind of stuck since there is nothing in the surrounding area unless you want to go back and forth to Fort William via ferry. The dinner food was good, breakfast was mediocre. The hosts were very nice. If you want to feel like you are really “getting away from it all,” this is a good choice. Overall, we were happy with our stay.

This inn is a special place near Fort William that really appealed to our three young girls as well as us. The short ferry over was an adventure. The family room worked brilliantly for us and the hearty breakfast spurred the 9 and 7 year olds enough half-way up Ben Nevis on the last day (we're London based and not usually this dynamic). Luke Alexander provided endless patient advice on the phone beforehand and afterwards was kind enough to search the laundry when my 3 year old's special bear pillowcase was left behind. It's back here with us and we're planning another visit.

The location of this inn is just pefect. Lovely views from the rooms. Room was adequate, staff friendly and food was basic but good. Overall good value for money.

We had a fantastic 2 night stay with our children in a family room which was huge and immaculate, with two separate rooms and spacious bath. Best of all was the beautiful view over the loch. You take a ferry ($10 each way) to get to the Inn which runs every 30 minutes and is very convenient and fun. The setting of the Inn is breathtaking, on the loch, among the mountains. Excellent base for explaoirng the surrounding area of Fort William (10-15 minutes away) and Glen Coe (15-20 minutes). The Inn is extremely child friendly. The restaurant service is top notch, excellent hot (or cold) breakfast, very basic but deliciously cooked dinner, with all fresh ingredients. The Alexander family, who runs the Inn, provides 3 generations of Scottish warmth and hospitality. someone is there to help you at every turn with whatever you might need. Free Wi Fi was great for keeping in touch. My children (ages 5 and 7) had a great time throwing rocks and building sand castles on the beach out front, playing chess in the comfortable lounge, and having a delicious bath in the spacious tub. This is not just another hotel. It is a very special place. We hope to return.