15 Day Scottish Highlands and England’s Coast to Coast
15-Day Scottish Highlands and England’s Coast to Coast – A Pack Free Guided Adventure
This 15-day guided walking tour showcases the best of two iconic UK trails: Scotland’s famous West Highland Way and England’s renowned Coast to Coast walk. Designed for those who want to experience the UK’s finest landscapes in a Pack Free style, this adventure highlights the most stunning sections of both walks, allowing you to fully enjoy each moment without the burden of a heavy pack.
The journey begins in Scotland, delving into the rugged landscapes of the West Highland Way. Discover the wild beauty of the Scottish Highlands, with shimmering lochs including the famous Loch Lomond, and towering peaks like Ben Nevis providing a stunning backdrop. The route also includes a visit to Hadrian’s Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that once marked the northern boundary of the Roman Empire.
Heading south, continue with England’s Coast to Coast walk, featuring the dramatic beauty of the Lake District, the rolling hills of the Yorkshire Dales, and the rugged charm of the North York Moors. Traverse historic paths, explore quaint villages, and take in the breathtaking scenery that has captivated travellers for generations.
Each night’s accommodation has been handpicked for its charm and character, with highlights such as the historic Augill Castle and two luxurious lodges along Loch Lomond’s shores. These carefully chosen stays offer comfort and style, with fine dining experiences that showcase local produce and include wine with each evening meal.
Convenient transfers between walks ensure a seamless travel experience, allowing you to focus on the incredible views and captivating history. With a blend of England’s captivating coast-to-coast trail and Scotland’s stunning highland scenery, this 15-day adventure provides a truly unforgettable exploration of the UK’s most remarkable landscapes. Book with Life’s An Adventure!
A Pack Free Walk
Carry as little as your water, camera and lunch
One of the biggest drawcards of this walk is that our guests won’t be asked to carry their clothes or overnight bags for the entire walk. This is a big advantage in you’ll avoid carrying an additional 8kg or more on your back every day. With Life’s An Adventure, carry as little as your water, camera and lunch.
Wow Factor!
Cruise on Loch Lomond and stay in a castle!
We carefully design our walking experiences to add “Wow” Factors to every tour. These additional activities will enrich your experience and provide a walking experience. A special highlight of your journey will be a cruise on Loch Lomond. There is no better way to experience the natural beauty and serenity of the loch than a cruise.
It’s not every day an Australian gets to stay in a castle, so we couldn’t resist including this experience in our walking itinerary. The boutique Augill Castle will be a highlight stay for your walk. The atmosphere in the castle is far from formal and reserved, owners Wendy & Simon will make you will feel like this is a home away from home, with good old fashioned family hospitality.
Flexible and Personalised Tours
Guests have the choice of longer or shorter walking days
We have designed our walks to be flexible as we understand each person is different. Guests have the choice of longer or shorter walking days and also the freedom to opt-out of any day’s walking and enjoy free time to explore the towns we visit en-route. All tours are small and intimate with a maximum group size of 12 people. However, if you have a bigger group please contact us for details.
Superb Guides
We pride ourselves on having exceptional guides who deliver a world-class walk. Our tours are accompanied by two guides. You’ll be accompanied by a local guide who has a passion and enthusiasm for the area and one of our experienced Senior guides who will ensure our Life’s An Adventure high standard are always met.
Fabulous meals featuring local produce
During your walking experience, you will indulge in sensational high-quality produce that makes the region unique, you maybe even brave enough to try the famous haggis! We pride ourselves on supporting local businesses and producers and your evenings will often be spent savouring delicious cuisine in local restaurants, perfectly matched with local wines. For example, renowned Head Chef David Hetherington at the Bridge of Orchy hotel creates wonderful evening meals featuring seasonal Scottish ingredients, supplied by local farmers and growers.
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Why Choose Us
Tour Itinerary
When you walk with Life’s An Adventure you can be sure that our aim is to deliver a tour beyond your expectations. When comparing other tours in this region be sure you check that you don’t you have to carry your own gear, you don’t have to camp and that your accommodation is not a long distance from where you are walking. We believe our tours deliver exceptional value for money, with all the creature comforts you are after.
Your 15 day walking holiday includes:
- Pack Free fully supported walk with no heavy packs to carry
- 1 night accommodation at the Oak Tree Inn on Loch Lomond
- 1 night accommodation at lakefront at Ardlui, Loch Lomond
- 1 night accommodation at the superb Bridge of Orchy Hotel
- 1 night accommodation at the luxurious Kinghouse Hotel. Glencoe
- 1 night accommodation at the Garrison Hotel, Fort William
- 1 night accommodation at the Malmaison Hotel, Glasgow
- 1 night accommodation at the Edwardian, Manchester
- 1 night accommodation at the Moresby Hall Hotel, Whitehaven
- 1 night accommodation at Daffodil Hotel and Spa
- 1 night accommodation at Inn on the Lake, Ullswater
- 1 night accommodation at Augill Castle, Kirkby Stephen
- 1 night accommodation at The Burgoyne Hotel, Reeth
- 1 night accommodation at Easby Hall Richmond
- 1 night accommodation at Gisborough Hall Hotel, Gisborough, North Yorkshire
- 14 x Hot and cold breakfasts
- 15 delicious lunches
- 14 x Restaurant dinners every evening featuring local produce
- Complimentary wines with evening meals
- Celebration lunch at Robin Hood Hotel at the legendary Wainwright’s Bar
- Professional and passionate guides
- Day 1 pick ups from Glasgow
- Final day drop offs in Manchester
This morning we drive from Glasgow to the start of our walk. The West Highland Way officially starts at Milngavie on the northern outskirts of Glasgow. We will stop here for photos and to pick up lunches but will continue on to the small historic town of Drymen to start our great walk. On leaving Drymen, we join the West Highland Way trail as it veers away from the road and heads towards Conic Hill. The view from Conic Hill is world-class, and your first taste of the epic landscapes you will experience on the West Highland Way. Below you, stretching across the world-famous Loch Lomond, are a chain of islands that mark the highland boundary fault, the literal threshold between the lowlands and the highlands of Scotland. After tearing yourself away from the views of Loch Lomond you descend into the tiny village of Balmaha. In the afternoon we join a boat cruise on stunning Loch Lomond to the island of Inchcailloch, where we take a short walk around this beautiful island. Around this area, keep a lookout for Ospreys, diving into the loch after fish.
Later we check into our accommodation at the charming Oak Tree Inn. Set on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond, this property is ideally located next to the loch and in the centre of the village centre. Tonight enjoy dinner in the Inn’s superb restaurant featuring local Scottish cuisine served with superb wines. You may even be brave to try the famous Scottish Haggis!
Easier Option: For those that want a shorter walk today. Enjoy an 8km walk is available today to Rowardennan.
After a hearty breakfast, we start our walk from Balmaha. This is a day of interesting walking along the ‘bonnie banks of Loch Lomond from Balmaha to Inversaid. The Loch is the largest area of fresh water in Britain and is almost 40km long and up to 190m deep. Enjoy views of the loch and beautiful scenery dominated by water and woodland gives way to the rocky fells and mountain views of the Highlands and Ben Lomond Mountain. Once we arrive at Inversaid we enjoy refreshments at the local pub.
Afterwards we catch the ferry across to Inveruglas before being transferred the short distance to our accommodation. Tonight we stay at the Ardlui Hotel on the northern banks of Loch Lomond. This charming hotel has a superb location with majestic views down Loch Lomond. Tonight enjoy our meal in the restaurant accompanied by superb wines.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring back across the water. From here we drive north and enjoy a short stop at the world-famous Drovers Inn. This reputedly-haunted pub is an eccentric mix of old furniture, stuffed animals and pieces of armour all in a lively hotel.
Today its nearly 16kms of mostly level walking along the worn, cobbled surface of the old military road surrounded by wonderful mountain scenery. For much of its route the trail makes use of historical lines of communication, in particular droving and military roads. The growth of cattle rearing in the Highlands in the 17th and 18th centuries created a network of drove roads through the mountains. Many of the old Inns sprang up at this time to provide accommodation for the drovers and grazing for the animals.
Tonight our accommodation is at the charming Bridge of Orchy Hotel. This hotel is nestled in a tiny hamlet by the river and near the famous Bridge of Orchy. Enjoy dinner created by Head Chef David Hetherington featuring produce from local farmers.
After a hearty breakfast we head out for our day’s walking adventure. Today’s walk takes us from the Bridge of Orchy to Kingshouse. We traverse the Rannoch Moor, the largest undeveloped wilderness area in the whole of Britain. This remote landscape composed of boggy moorlands, lochans, rivers, and rocky outcrops supports a variety of flora and fauna including curlews, grouse and red deer. It’s known as the remotest and wildest section of the whole Way. We arrive at our accommodation at the iconic Kingshouse Hotel. Surrounded by dramatic mountains, the hotel has a backdrop of outstanding natural beauty. Relax by the cosy fires as you soak up the sensational views from the lounge and dining room areas. Tonight dine in the stylish Kingshouse Restaurant indulging in sensational cuisine and perfectly matched wines.
Easier Option: Guests that are after an easier day can be transported by our vehicle to Altnafeadh and walk 9km. (includes the Devils Staircase)
After breakfast, we head out for our day’s walk. This stretch gives spectacular walking across inspiring mountainous terrain. After a gentle start walking towards the Glencoe hills we begin our climb to the highest point of the West Highland Way, The Devils Staircase. This ascent of almost 260m is not as hard of the name suggests. It is believed to have been named by soldiers who had to carve this sinuous military road up the hillside in the 1750s. We follow the trail as it climbs to the pass (548m) where there are views over the Glencoe peaks and, in good weather, north towards Ben Nevis. From the top, it’s a long descent across rugged mountainside and then on a rather steep track down to Kinlochleven, a more modern village set amidst dramatic Highland scenery. But after a day walking around Glencoe it seems essential to finish with refreshments at the Boots Bar of the famous Clachaig Inn.
Afterwards, we transfer to The Garrison Hotel in Fort William for the evening. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant.
After breakfast, we transfer to the start of today’s walk, which takes us within sight of Britain’s tallest mountain, Ben Nevis. We’ll pass locations made famous by the film Braveheart with Mel Gibson, on our way to the village of Glen Nevis. Here, we’ll enjoy a celebratory lunch at the Ben Nevis Inn before continuing to Fort William, where the trail officially ends with a sculpture in the main pedestrian street. It’s a perfect spot for group photos and a browse through the charming local shops for souvenirs. From here, we transfer back to Glasgow (2.5 hours’ drive) for our final night in Scotland at the stylish Malmaison Hotel.
After breakfast, we head out to explore historic Hadrian’s Wall. Built by the Roman army after Emperor Hadrian’s visit in 122AD, the stone walls stretched from coast to coast, forming a continuous Roman defensive barrier that guarded the north-west frontier of the Roman empire for nearly 300 years from Barbarians with a small fort every mile. We will travel to Housesteads to see the best-preserved Roman fort in the country as well as some other key locations. Afterwards, we make our way to Manchester (2 hr drive), stopping for lunch enroute. Our accommodation for tonight is the Radisson Edwardian Hotel with dinner at the Peter Street Kitchen.
This morning we drive from Manchester to the coastal village of St Bees in Cumbria on the West Coast of England, a 3 hour drive. St Bees is a small village with over 1000 years of history. We head to the water to see the Coast to Coast monument near the lifeboat station and as Founder of the walk, Aldred Wainwright’s advises, dip our boot in the Irish Sea to start the walk. From here our walk follows the cliffs of St Bees Head for a few kilometres reknown for its birdlife and before reaching St Bees Lighthouse. We then turn inland to pass through the villages of Sandwith with its village green and quaint gardens, then Moor Row and eventually walk into our accommodation at Cleator in the West Cumberland Plain. We spend the night at the charming Ennerdale Country House Hotel enjoying a superb dinner in the restaurant accompanied with wine.
Easier Option: For those that want a shorter walk today. Enjoy an 8kms to the Sandwith where our vehicle will meet you and take you to the hotel earlier, where you can check-in and relax.
Walk Terrain notes: 250m ascents. Grade: easy.
Optional Itinerary: For those that don’t want to walk today, enjoy a free day in the pretty Lake District town of Grasmere with its array of quaint shops and cafes.
This morning we enjoy an early breakfast before the short 10 minute transfer to the start of our walk at Ennerdale Water. Today’s walk will showcase stunning scenery as our path takes us along the pretty shores of Ennerdale Water. This remote region is far less frequented by tourists than the other lakes that make up the Lake District and well worth the effort. From Ennerdale we enjoy a relatively flat walk to the remote Black Sail, before the steep ascent at Loft Beck and the stunning landscapes of Honister Pass. From here we will transfer to the beautiful Lake District village of Grasmere (45 minutes).
Tonight we stay at the charming Wordsworth Hotel and Spa. Set in the centre of Grasmere with quaint shops and cafes at your doorstep, enjoy time to explore this charming village. Tonight we enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant featuring traditional English cuisine with perfectly matched wines.
Walk terrain: Total ascent 765m. Descent 785m.
Grade: 6.5hrs. Walk 14.5kms. Or day at leisure Grasmere & Glenridding
Walk Terrain: Total ascent 900m. Descent 805m.
Flexible Itinerary: For those that don’t want to walk today, enjoy a free morning in Grasmere with its array of quaint shops and cafes and then arrive early in Glenridding to enjoy all the facilities of our lakeside hotel.
WALK ITINERARY: After breakfast, we continue our walking adventure through the Lake District from Grasmere to Glenridding. Departing the charming village of Grasmere, the trail ascends steadily to Grisedale Tarn, a serene mountain lake nestled beneath the towering flanks of Helvellyn. From here, the path follows the beautiful Grisedale Valley, offering sweeping views of craggy peaks and cascading streams as it descends gradually toward the village of Glenridding, situated on the shores of Ullswater. This stage blends rewarding climbs with peaceful valley walking, providing a memorable mix of high fell landscapes and tranquil countryside. Afterwards, we continue our walk from Patterdale into our hotel at Glenridding. Our accommodation tonight is at the magnificent Inn on the Lake, Ullswater. This 4-star hotel is set on a magnificent 15-acre property on the shores of Lake Ullswater offering breathtaking views and stunning gardens. Tonight dine in the hotel’s grand Lake View Restaurant featuring imaginative local cuisine served with wonderful wines.
Walk Terrain: easy gradients. Total ascent and descent 536m.
Easier Option: For those that want a shorter walk today. Enjoy a 14kms walk to near Tarn Moor. From here you can travel with our vehicle to the Castle earlier, where you can check-in and relax.
Enjoy a hearty breakfast before our transfer to the start of our walk (60 minutes) through the wild moorlands. Beyond Sunbiggin Tarn home to abundant birdlife, the route takes you into Smardale, a delightful valley through which a railway once passed and an impressive viaduct can still be seen. Then it’s over Smardale Fell and a descent into the quaint market town of Kirkby Stephen. We transfer to our accommodation (10 mins). Tonight we stay in a boutique castle at Kirkby Stephens. Augill Castle has been painstakingly restored to its former glory by its current owners. You’ll love the warmth, charm and hospitality of this unique location. Tonight enjoy dinner prepared by a private chef.
Walk Terrain: Ascents 838m
Easier Option: For those that want a shorter walk today. Enjoy a 10kms walk to Gunnerside where we stop for lunch, after lunch you can travel with our vehicle to the hotel earlier you can check-in and relax.
This morning enjoy a delicious breakfast before we transfer to Keld to the start of our walk (30mins). The tiny and tranquil village of Keld sits at the head of the Swaledale Valley. Keld’s landscape has four beautiful waterfalls as well as numerous old stone buildings. It was once the heart of a thriving mining industry when the population rose to 6000 in the 19th century. On today’s walk, you will delight in beautiful panoramas of rolling green hills, pretty rivers, and abandoned stone farmhouses and mines. After lunch, at the cute village of Gunnerside, our walk continues on to the village of Reeth with its variety of shops. We walk directly into our hotel at Reeth, the luxurious Burgoyne Hotel, a charming Georgian country house hotel overlooking the village green. Tonight enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant dining on delicious food featuring local produce and wonderful wine.
Walk terrain: Relatively easy and straight-forward walk with only a few ascents.
Easier Option: For those that want an easier option today, walk 8kms from Reeth to Marrick. Our vehicle will meet you here and take you to Richmond where you have the remainder of the day to explore this charming town. Richmond has an impressive Norman Castle, as well as a number of pretty shops and cafes. Or you can visit the Georgian Theatre Royal Tour near the hotel.
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before we start our walk today. From the village of Reeth our walk takes us past Marrick Priory once a Benedictine nunnery in 1140. Little of this building has survived except for the tower. Our path gradually climbs through woods and then grassy pastures along the way passing the villages of Marrick and Marske. We eventually arrive at the town of Richmond. This beautiful Yorkshire Dales market town has an impressive Norman Castle and a large cobbled market place.
We spend the night at the Kings Head Hotel, Richmond. This hotel has a prime position in the market place square, and has the ideal combination of old-world charm and modern comforts. Tonight enjoy dinner in the hotel restaurant featuring fresh local ingredients and perfectly matched wines.
Easier Option: For those that want an easier option today, walk 13kms to Lord Stones Café, Carlton Bank. From here our vehicle will meet you and take you to your accommodation early.
This morning enjoy breakfast at the hotel before transferring to our day’s walk. (40 mins). Today’s walk takes us into the North Yorks Moors with its rolling hills of purple heather. The North York Moors are one of the largest expanses of heather moorland in the UK covering an area of 1436 square kilometres. Our walks takes us through woodlands then climbs steeping up to the northern edge of the moors. From here we take in magnificent panoramic views. We follow the undulating hills to Carlton Bank and arrive at Lord Stone Cafe for a break. Afterwards, we continue our journey enjoying superb views all the way to Clay Bank Top. We transfer to our accommodation 30 minutes away.
In the heart of North Yorkshire lies our accommodation for our last night at the 16th century Gisborough Hall this property is full of old-world charm and character. Relax in the cosy main lounge and bar area with its roaring log fires and enjoy the warm hospitality and charm of this special property. Each room at the hotel as its own special character and decor as well as ensuite.
GRADE: 11.5 km. Moderate grade. 4-5 hours, depending on pace and conditions.
TERRAIN: This final section of the Coast to Coast walk begins with a shaded woodland trail through Littlebeck Wood featuring mossy banks, a stream, and Falling Foss waterfall, then continues across rolling farmland and open moorland, before following a dramatic coastal clifftop path and finishing with a steep, winding descent into the cobbled streets of Robin Hood’s Bay.
ITINERARY: Enjoy breakfast before transferring to the start of the walk. (40 mins). Today we begin at the village of Littlebeck, pass by the ‘Hermitage’ a huge boulder hollowed out to make a home near the 20m high Falling Foss Waterfall. We walk through the last section of moors near Greystone hills before reaching the coast, where the trails takes us along a coastal cliff path into Robin Hood’s Bay. This stunning red-roofed village is set on the hillside overlooking the North Sea. From here we descend down the narrow steep streets of the village till we eventually reach Wainwright’s Bar at the Bay Hotel located on the harbour waterfront. Here we will enjoy a celebratory drink and take photos near the end’s Coast to Coast plaque before we transfer the group back to Manchester (2.5 hours) to join onwards flights or be dropped at the hotel.
Tour Accommodation
Moresby Hall Hotel, Whitehaven
or similar
Night one we spend the evening at the historic Moresby Hall Hotel, located just outside Whitehaven. Dating back to the 1600s, this charming manor blends period character with modern comforts. Guests can relax in elegant lounges or wander the peaceful gardens before enjoying dinner in the restaurant, featuring dishes made from fine local produce and paired with regional wines. Accommodation is in beautifully appointed ensuite rooms, each individually styled to reflect the hall’s timeless charm.
Daffodil Hotel and Spa, Grasmere Lake District
or similar
The Daffodil Hotel and Spa is situated in the the picturesque village of Grasmere in the Lake District. The hotel also features a Spa for those that wish to be pampered.
Our guests will stay in stylish rooms with ensuites, superb furnishings, complimentary robes and slippers and views overlooking the village. In the evenings’ guests will dine in the award-winning restaurant famed for its sophisticated dining and fine wines.
Inn on the Lake Ullswater, Lakes District
or similar
Situated in one of the most spectacular settings of the Lake District, the luxurious Inn on the Lake Hotel is our accommodation on night 3 of our journey. Set amidst 15 acres of beautiful gardens, this waterfront accommodation in the tranquil village of Glenridding offers magnificent views over stunning Lake Ullswater as well as a 9 hole golf course and croquet lawn. Relax in the Lake View lounges or the charming Orangery with its amazing 360-degree lake views. Guests will enjoy elegantly appointed rooms with ensuite. In the evening enjoy dinner in the award-winning Lake View Restaurant indulging in the chef’s culinary delights as well as fine wines to enjoy with dinner.
Augill Castle, Kirkby Stephens
or similar
Complete with turrets and towers, this boutique castle stay will be a highlight of our journey. Set amongst 20 acres of grounds, this loving restored castle has a myriad of quirky rooms including a drawing room, great hall, dining room, music room, library, the Great British Bar and a mini cinema room. The atmosphere in the castle is far from formal and reserved, owners Wendy & Simon will make you will feel like this is a home away from home, with good old fashioned family hospitality. Each bedroom has it’s own character furnished with an eclectic mix of antique furniture and contemporary pieces as well as deep old fashioned baths.
In the evenings enjoy the best of British cooking in the grand dining created by your chef and served with fine wines.
The Burgoyne Hotel, Reeth
or similar
This luxury Georgian Country House Hotel is nestled in the heart of the village of Reeth. Overlooking the village green with beautiful views over the Swaledale Valley, this charming 5-star hotel has been tastefully upgraded with stylish furnishings and superb facilities. Each room in the Hotel has its own unique character, charm and decor, all featuring stylish ensuites.
In the evenings dine in the hotel’s 1783 Bar & restaurant. Enjoy a creative menu of high quality fresh, locally sourced ingredients created from the resident chef.
Easby Hall, Richmond
or similar
Easby Hall is a historic gem nestled in the picturesque town of Richmond in North Yorkshire, United Kingdom. This elegant Georgian mansion boasts a rich history that dates back to the early 18th century. Surrounded by lush, well-manicured gardens and set against the backdrop of the stunning Yorkshire Dales, Easby Hall exudes timeless charm and grandeur. The hall’s architecture is a testament to the classical Georgian style, with its symmetrical design and sash windows. Easby Hall has served various purposes over the years, from a private residence to a hospital during World War I. Today, it stands as a symbol of the region’s historical heritage, attracting visitors who appreciate both its architectural beauty and the tranquility of its natural surroundings.
Gisborough Hall Hotel
or similar
In the heart of North Yorkshire lies our accommodation for our last night at the 16th century Gisborough Hall this property is full of old-world charm and character. Relax in the cosy main lounge and bar area with its roaring log fires and enjoy the warm hospitality and charm of this special property. Each room at the hotel as its own special character and decor as well as ensuite.
Malmaison Hotel
Glasgow
The Malmaison is a modern and chic 4 star boutique hotel set in a converted church. It has a stylish brasserie and bar. It is ideally located in Glasgow’s city centre, a short walk to Charing Cross, the Kings Theatre and the Sauchiehall Street shops. Guests will stay in standard rooms with choice of double or twin rooms and ensuite.
Oak Tree Inn
Loch Lomond, South banks
Situated on the eastern shores of Loch Lomond our accommodation for our first night is at the superb Oak Tree Inn. Enjoy the warm hospitality of this award-winning Country Inn ideally located in the centre of Balmaha village and close to the shores of the Loch. The Inn features a superb bar and restaurant under the shade of a magnificent 500 year old oak tree where you might be tempted to try the famous Scottish haggis!. The Inn features traditional ensuited rooms with Scottish decor, with some rooms in separate cottages.
Ardlui Hotel
Lock Lomond, North banks
The Ardlui Hotel lies on the northern banks of Loch Lomond showcasing magnificent views of Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park. Enjoy time at this family-run hotel with its homely atmosphere featuring the charming Loch View restaurant and 2 bars and large outdoor decks to take in the stunning views. The Ardlui Hotel is also a Whisky Ambassador Hotel offering a large range of authentic Scottish whiskies. In the evening enjoy wonderful meals in the restaurant featuring local fare served with complimentary wines.
Bridge of Orchy Hotel
Bridge of Orchy
Nestled in a tiny hamlet by the river and near the Bridge of Orchy, lies our accommodation for night two, the Bridge of Orchy Hotel. Located amidst the stunning scenery of the Scottish Highlands this old Victorian style hotel offers a relaxing, rural location and warm hospitality. Guests will love the mix of old 19th century charm and modern facilities with ensuited rooms decorated with traditional style and overlooking the countryside.
Head Chef David Hetherington creates wonderful evening meals featuring seasonal Scottish ingredients, supplied by local farmers and growers, local suppliers and farmers. Of course wines are included to enjoy with dinner.
Kinghouse Hotel
Glencoe
In the heart of the mountains against a backdrop of outstanding natural beauty lies the iconic Kinghouse Hotel. With a documented history dating back to the 17th century, the Kingshouse Hotel is said to be one of Scotland’s oldest licensed inns. Today the Kingshouse has been renovated and redesigned to blend in with its surroundings and fully upgraded with the latest modern facilities and stylish ensuited rooms. Relax in the spacious lounge and bar areas enjoying panoramic views of the Highlands of Scotland. In the evenings dine in the stylish Kinghouse Restaurant offering epic 270 degree views over the Glencoe Valley, a feast for both the eyes and taste buds.
The Garrison Hotel
Fort William
In Fort William, guests stay at The Garrison Hotel, a stylish and contemporary property that was once the town’s original police station. Today, it offers a unique blend of history and modern comfort, with tastefully designed rooms and thoughtful touches throughout. Centrally located, it’s just a short stroll to local shops, restaurants, and the waterfront, making it an ideal base to explore the gateway to Ben Nevis and the Scottish Highlands.
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