The Inn at Ardgour in Highland

We had the most wonderful view across the loch towards Fort William, right at the water’s edge. The hotel is right by the ferry dock, which makes it very convenient and a fun way to arrive. The car ferry was out of action so we left the car at Corran and took the pedestrian ferry across, giving us a short free boat ride! There is a free pedestrian ferry from here up to Fort William whilst the car ferry is out action. It takes about an hour but is a wonderful way to travel, and takes you right to the centre of Fort William. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, the food was not fancy but good. The bar was cozy and busy with a nice atmosphere. The room was a little old fashioned but was spotlessly clean, and had character with thick walled window recess.

Food - excellent (haggis balls, mmm; fish pie surely a best ever) Service - really friendly, really helpful, really quick, never pushy Ambience - bar area is great, a simple Highland feel, very relaxed; front dining room plain but blissful peace-and-quiet, no musak The Extra Mile - we were staying in a pod nearby with a microwave and fridge - but no cutlery, crockery, pans or utensils - The Inn gladly helped us out with picnic kit (and uncorked our bottle for the other night...!!!)

Extremely welcoming hotel with lovely staff, excellent dinner and breakfast and a good selection of malts behind the bar. The room was spacious and comfy and what you'd expect from a traditional Scottish hotel. The ferry across from the mainland was easy to use and ran regularly, so there was no problem getting there (PLEASE don't believe the nonsense scare stories about 'ferry chaos' in Scotland). Our dog was welcome in the bar and at breakfast, which was a nice touch too. There's also a great home brewery about half a mile up the road where you can sit outside with a beer around a camp fire. A great stopping-off point if you're heading further north and want to break up the journey. We only stayed for one night but will definitely be back!

We had a great weekend at The Inn at Ardgour! It's a cozy family run place. The pub and lounge areas are really nice and perfect for relaxing after long walks in the day. Our bedroom was simple but had its own charm. The bed was super comfy, we slept really well. They also kindly made us a vegan breakfast. The location is stunning, right by the water, and you can easily get there by ferry. We highly recommend The Inn at Ardgour and will definitely be back!

Lovely food and friendly staff. Short menu which is good news in my opinion with fish, meat and vegan options all available. Starter main course and desserts. Fresh vegetables which are included in the price and cooked well, not overcooked. We had a main course of beef stew which had succulent meat, creamy mash and the fresh veggies. We shared a starter and dessert, both delicious. A note that the coffee is also good here!

My wife and I visited the Bothy Bar and Restaurant at the Strontian Hotel. Confusingly, although the restaurant is physically connected to the hotel, it is owned by different people. It is not open for long, doesn't seat many diners, and does get very busy so I would recommend booking as far in advance as possible. The food we had was great, and the serving staff were very friendly and helpful. I would heartily recommend the Cullen Skink, it was amazing, and full of wonderful seafood.

Stayed here for 2 nights in April just as the Corran Ferry had broken down. The hour drive around the loch from Fort William was certainly worth it. Welcoming and friendly staff, amazing food and beautiful location. Would highly recommend. Don’t be put off by the absence of the ferry.

Had a lovely dinner tonight at the Ardgour Inn after a fun little five minute ferry ride over as a foot passenger. The staff were very friendly and helpful with our little daughter and dog, brining a water bowl over and crayons and books for the little one. Definitely recommend.

A romantic dinner after crossing the Loch on the Corran ferry. We stayed with friends many years ago in Ardgour, this brought back so many memories. The Inn was serving venison stew so we couldn't miss it, lovely food friendly staff. Then a 5 min ferry back across, live this wee place!

Visited for dinner after a recommendation from the staff at Corran bunkhouse. The 5 minute ferry journey as a foot passenger was free and added to the experience (although I made sure to note the last ferry time for the return journey). On arrival the pub was fairly busy for a Monday night with a great atmosphere. The barman/owner was very friendly and attentive despite having so many people to serve. I ordered haggis balls to start and the fish supper, both were delicious. There was a good selection of beers on tap also. Overall it was a great experience and I’ll definitely return in future.

Spent a lovely weekend here, wonderful food, really friendly host. Will be back, thank you Luke. Hilary and Beverly.

We stayed here for one night on our way up to Skye, to break up a long journey. It's in the most beautiful setting. The owner was friendly and helpful and the food was delicious. We hope to be back!

Great food with decent choice of dishes. We ate in the bar although you can choose to eat in the restaurant. Staff were friendly and helpful and the food was excellent. We were staying for a night and had a lovely room with view over the water.

Booked here for dinner on a recent stay and the meal was lovely. Advisable to book as it does get busy. I had the scallops for starter and my wife had the soup and we then had the lamb shank and pork belly and loin for mains and ever dish was stunning. Would highly recommend

I was a bit dubious about coming here as the reviews seemed a bit mixed but I’m so glad we did. We were staying over the water and hoped on the ferry across, the staff were friendly and polite, the food was quick and really good quality. I’m really impressed, and I’m glad we came across as it’s so important to support local business at this time. Overall, great food, great service, great location!

Some opening times on website Would be good. Would have avoided Wasted trip on the ferry in the rain.. nice and near to the ferry

We were just getting away for one night and wanted to stay close to Fort William. This little gem of an inn was clean, staff were very friendly and the food was excellent. The views were amazing even in the pouring rain! The inn is...

Had a fair meal. Plain bar. No real moans. Food was reasonable but a bit over priced for what it was. Service was ok. Nothing special and felt like a bit of a tourist trap with no competition.

The place looks nice from the exterior and it is located at a very beautiful location on the see/loch shore. Inside it is a bit worn and needs some cleaning/renovation. Rooms are small and purely isolated. And the noise of the ferry docking will keep...

Everything about The Inn at Ardgour is perfect. So, so lovely. From the cute little ferry ride across (have your £10 ready for the car) till we left, it was perfect. The hotel is lovely. Quaint, old fashioned, typically Scottish but also not, as because...

Absolutely amazing stay here! Really pleased. Nothing was too much trouble - they let us check in and get settled before tea, our room was loch view and it was absolute stunning. I will miss those views that’s for sure! The staff set us up...

A great welcome and a pleasant room. The evening meal was one of the best we have had. It’s convenient to the Corran ferry and despite staff shortages at dinner, the friendly faces made up for minor shortcomings. Breakfast was delicious. Definitely recommend.

Good, tasty pub food. Great bottled beer from the local brewery. Friendly, helpful staff, but they would benefit from some customer service training. They are young and need to be observed and given professional guidance to polish their service. Would recommend this place. The fact...

Très bon service, excellente nourriture , copieuse , patron et serveur super sympa. Très discret sur le fait que notre...

Pleasently surprised by the welcome and the location. The food was good 'pub grub' Luke the proprietor was friendly and helpful. The rooms are clean and functional

We went for a drink and loved this place that much we had to go for dinner the following night. The staff, especially Clae, was so welcoming. She gave us so much knowledge for the local area (and beyond) that had helped us. We will...

After reading some very positive reviews we visited on the 27th July 2021 and were looking forward to the experience of using the ferry to go to the pub.The first impression was the pub appeared to be very bare but accepted this could have been...

Met with appalling attitude by the lady owner/ manager. Treated like a inconvenience! But we had a few drinks in the sun with incredible views but masses of attitude from said lady!! You can't let that ruin the experience of watching the ferry provide a...

Food was lovely and arrived promptly. Staff v friendly and helpful. Covid-aware and good social distancing. Lovely place!

So glad I decided to make my own opinion and come grab some food at The Inn! The food was great, service was quick, portions were generous and staff were friendly. The guy behind the bar (I believe he is the owner) was apologetic about...

Stick to the pub grub food (fish and chips and stake and ale pie) don't believe the specials. We had a large table of 9 and we all went for specials. Very disappointed... Over cooked and not fresh and very expensive.

Went for a birthday meal as we were staying at corran lighthouse lodge. On arrival the managers welcome left a lot to be desired, but let’s say it was far from welcoming. The food was to be honest, really bad. The seafood was all so...

Excellent food, best fish pie I have ever eaten. Friendly helpful staff. Following covid19 guidance. Free ferry crossing from Corran while staying at Bunree CMHC site Support local businesses.

It’s in a great location opposite the ferry. The hotel is clean, well-managed and down-to-earth. Don’t expect any frills but good value and comfortable. Food and drink in the bar was good and breakfast excellent. I had a large and comfy room with a great...

We were here for two nights it is a lovely Hotel. Food is excellent very high standard and reasonably priced. Great level of customer care you just ask for anything and they will provide. You need to take the Corran Ferry to access this hotel...

We arrived at the Ardgour Inn on a very rainy afternoon, by bike. What a warm reception we received! Luke and Angela could not have been more thoughtful and accommodating. They keep a really cosy little restaurant. We will definitely be back for dinner!

We booked a table for 4 - allowing us 2 hrs in the venue (thanks to Nicola S's strange rules) ordered two starters to share - these arrived, fresh and piping hot and were big enough for main meals ! Our mains arrived, 3 x...

The landlord was unique. Although he was busy partly due to COVID restrictions he found time to chat with us and we felt welcome. Food very tasty and plentiful. Loved the swordfish dish. We liked the place so much we visited 3 nights on the...

We were staying at the Corran bunkhouse which is situated across the loch. The owners recommended the Inn following booking our accommodation. There is a free ferry across the loch to Ardgour. As with everywhere in Scotland, the COVID-19 rules were firmly in place and...

Just back in our pod at Onich after a wonderful meal this evening in the Inn at Ardgour. My girlfriend and I (and our wee dog!) received a very warm welcome from the landlady and the food was outstanding, best meal out we have had...

So friendly, very clean, cosey place to stay. Could not do enough to make your stay enjoyable. Very comfy beds, dog friendly. Sadly closing after we left due to pandemic but we would love to come back. Angie, you are a star and compliments to...

we stayed one night touring Scotland. The inn is very basic, floors creaked and the street noice was bother (especially lights and noise from the ferry that docks right in front of the hotel every 30 minutes). There is absolutely nothing to do except some...

I love this place. We turned up for a nights stay and were welcomed kindly from the first minute. The room was amazing with a loch view, the evening and breakfast food was great and they had a decent selection of local Glen Spean brewery...

Stopped for one night wish it had been more will be back ! Stunning views , excellent food , nice helpful staff cant ask for much more

We called at this inn for drinks only whilst in the area and sat outside. The young waitress was lovely and explained it was table service so take a seat and she would come out to us which she did and was great. To reorder...

We were staying at the Corran bunkhouse across the loch and decided to book dinner at the inn for the evening. The trip across as foot passenger was a great little adventure and the fish and chips at the inn was fantastic (10 out of 10). The landlord made us feel very welcome and even gave us a scottish good luck charm for when our little boy is born. We will never forgot our trip to the inn.

From the moment we arrived from the 5 minute ferry trip, to the wonderful lochside location, we felt we were in for a treat. Very friendly reception from the owner and a room with a loch view. The website outlined the basic daily menu, but the surprise of the full menu was amazing. Superbly cooked food, and lots of it. The waitress Angie was a delight she could not do enough to make sure everything was fantastic. Superb breakfast to start the day.Do not pass this if you need to have a night near Fort William.

Really really good visit to the Inn. Really good social distancing measures in place. Menu has a really good choice and there is definitely something for everyone. Reasonably priced and great quality good. The young girl who served us was so efficient and friendly. Would definitely recommend and we would come back if we were in the area again! Thank you for a lovely evening meal!!

Great food, lovely service and very welcoming. The chowder was a delight. The portions are very generous, so be warned.

Quick one night stopover on Highlands tour. Pretty standard ...clean rooms in a very old inn, good breakfast. Owner a bit stressed due to Covid I think as the building is tight corridors and small rooms. The waitress was under pressure too but very friendly. Food was pretty standard too and not terribly refined ! However a two minute walk to the ferry and a view from the room that was wonderful to waken up to made the rating far higher than it otherwise would be. If the scenery and the accessibility is what you are after then good choice.

We booked this accomodation last minute due to a funeral locally. The Inn was immaculate. Food great and plenty of it. Staff all very helpful and friendly. Covid restrictions in place so felt very safe and comfortable. Loved the view of the Loch and watching corran ferry coming and going. Thanks once again and hope to see you soon.

Excellent stay. This was a repeat visit. Well organised with Covid precautions. Super views from our bedroom window. It was easy to get out in the early morning for a dog walk. Lovely shells on the beach.Food was really tasty, huge portions. Waiting staff were efficient and friendly.

Ten of us (aged nine to 70) stayed here for two nights to celebrate my wife's birthday - and every part of it was better than we had dared to hope.The staff were friendly and welcoming,, the rooms were lovely (much better than they look in the photos), and the food - even for the one of us who has very complicated dietary requirements - was fantastic.And the location, of course, was unbeatable.Can't fault it!

Visited here on the 15/3/20 with my wife and we had a lovely meal , the portions were good and the food really tasty , The owner could not be more helpful and friendly , set in a beautiful location ..

Excellent views,rooms and breakfast. Very quiet and peacefully at night. The staff were very friendly and helpfully.

Hidden treasure, without local knowledge we would never have found it. Food was amazing, hospitality is top notch. The fish is beautiful, such a plate of food, and desserts delicious. Would definitely recommend and will definitely return

We ate here twice during a weeks stay at Corran Lighthouse Lodge, just 400m down the road, so convenience was a big plus.Our group was 8 the first time and 9 the second, but serving us all together didn't seem to present any problems. The staff we encountered were friendly, helpful and welcoming, including one lady who said she'd only begun working there the week before.The food was of a quality and quantity you'd expect for the prices, good pub dinner fayre. The only thing that stopped us eating there more than twice is that the menu was a bit limited, particularly for the one person in our party requiring a guten-free vegetarian meal! I guess the menu might be a bit more extensive during the main tourist season.The Cullen Skink received high praise though, our group skinkophile ordered it on both visits!

Enjoyed our stay here for the 2 nights, our room was large and the bed reasonably comfortable. Breakfast was good and we had an evening meal on our 1st night which was ok, the portions were quite large and the food was quite expensive. The staff are really friendly.

Old heritage property that has been kept up to date without loosing its inherent charm. The room was large but the best part was breakfast, a large pot of tea, and portion size to fill a king, just like Grandma used to make, brought a smile to our hearts.

Spent two nights at the Inn mid January 2020. Arrived via the Corran Ferry on Friday afternoon to a friendly welcome at reception. We are the only guests on Friday evening and ate at the Inn. Again friendly waitress and chef who stood and chatted with us, the food was outstanding and big portions. Saturday morning breakfast was agin excellent, we were attended to by the owner who was very pleasant and friendly. Saturday evening we ate again at the Inn, which was now almost full with guests. We still did not have to wait very long for our orders and the food was lovely again. Same for Sunday mornings breakfast :) Rooms were spacious, well equipped, comfy and clean. Overall thoroughly enjoyed our stay and were made to feel very welcome. Thank you

Spent an night here last minute getaway, beautiful part of the world. Hotel was clean and hospitable though dated and cold. Room was big enough but had everything you could need though again a bit pre millenium

Stayed for 2 nights to do some walking in the area, and the Ardgour Inn delivered. The room was clean, warm and comfortable, location was great, breakfast was good (with plenty options) and no complaints at the price.We had a meal the first night and the quality of food was good, however, the prices are just too high. £15.95 for fish and chips is just too much. So much, that for the second night, we ate at another hotel on our journey back from Ardnamurchan and paid much less.However, this is just a minor quibble and I'd definitely stay again; I'd just look to save some money, plan ahead and eat elsewhere.

We had been looking forward to staying at the Inn at Ardgour and we were not disappointed. Arriving via the Corran ferry is all part of the experience. Amazing the amount of traffic that relies on it and fascinating to observe such an efficiently run operation. We were not troubled in the least during our stay by noise from the ferry of which others have complained. Our room was warm and comfortable and the view of the loch and mountains a bonus. The historic building retains its character whilst at the same time offering all the comforts guests expect in the 21st century. All meals we had during our three night stay were excellent. The staff were friendly and helpful.

We ate here tonight and all four of us thoroughly enjoyed our meals and the service.

Food lovely staff and service fantastic made everyone welcome and very accommodating no doubt we will be back again

Fantastic food, great menu and lovely staff. Very accommodating. Booked for 7 all ordered different things and all came at the same time scallops were the best some of our group have ever tasted

Me and my husband visted for a meal on the 11th Sept we ordered fish and chips at an eye watering £15.95 and a steak type of hotpot with the puff pastry top at the same price well it came in record time the fish dish was served with mcdonald string chips and some salad the skinnest fish ive ever seen it was like rubber totally awful you dont expect to be paying £15.95 for that standard of frozen chips and a haddock that im sure was split to make two total rip off the steak hot pot was passable but i dont know were they get the prices from would not recommend !!!!

Très bon accueil dans un hôtel plein de charme, chambre confortable sans être luxueuse, petit déjeuner écossais parfait. A la sorite du ferry, très pratique.

We ate here twice during our stay on Corran. Staff and manager very friendly and welcoming. Dog friendly and gave us our own area to sit in. Menu has good choices and the quality of the food is superb. Tried a couple of local dishes which were very tasty. Very nice desserts aswell.

Le + : serveurs aimables. bon plats.

We booked a family room, which is two adjoining rooms one with a double bed, and three bunk beds in the other room with bathroom. It has plenty of room for us, a family of 5. The food at their restaurant was worth overeating for. I had fish and chips and had my eyes on their pasta and lasagna the second night but they get really busy. So, we checked with them and the wait was 20 minutes, so decided against the splurge. The location of the inn cannot be better. It is the first stop from the ferry and watching ferrys come and leave between 6:30am and 9pm was quite unique. It was the natural wakeup call in the morning. We also drove on the other side of the loch that doesnt require ferry to Glenfinnian and isle of Skye and it was worth it. I would stay here again without second thoughts. Leave rush behind when you come to the Inn at Ardgour. They also have a recreation room in the back with books and games.

We arrived in the bar just after two, and said to the barman that we were looking for a bar lunch (as they claim to serve until half past two) we got drinks at the bar, and were pointed to a table and given menus.

vi dico subito che è quasi impossibile arrivare senza traghetto..noi abbiamo fatto il giro lungo, panoramico, ma che vi allungherà il viaggio di circa 45 minuti. Personale ottimo, il titolare è veramente una sagoma! abbiamo cenato con piatti tipici, aggins stupendo! Bar anche stupendo, con una vasta gamma di birre e wisky di ogni genere. Il panorama dalle camere merita molto, come merita molto anche la colazione: divina. Consigliatissimo!

Lovely food, fish and chips, sausage and mash, great puddings. No complaints at all. Just very full !

As a family of 10 we felt a burden to the gentleman serving. We were not welcomed and arriving at the same time as another large table, was clearly not ideal for him. He clearly realised his attitude needed to improve and throughout our 1.5hrs warmed up and became more chatty. The food was ok and overall our summary was that we wouldn't return and sadly wouldn't recommend, despite its lovely situation and sweet short ferry ride.

The location is really beautiful. You will need to catch a ferry to get there, so be aware of that if you are planning a late arrival. We caught the last ferry at 9:30pm. Rooms are rather small, but clean and comfortable. Breakfast was good, though a bit understaffed. The bar staff were fun and friendly. Would stay again. Views are breathtaking.

Had a great stay at the Inn at Ardgour Like made us very welcome and also welcome the dogs We had dinner and have to say the Cullen skink was to die for so was the fish & chops Thanks again will definitely be back George Heather & the dogs

Just had a really great stay at the Inn at Ardgour We made very welcome & the ffod was extremely good especially the Cullen skink Just sorry it was just for 1 night will definitely be back Thanks again Luke for allowing us to bring the dogs

We have stayed here on numerous previous occasions and have never been disappointed. The staff are welcoming and friendly and accommodation is very good - rooms have all the necessities you would expect in a hotel of this size and variety. We have always found the room spotlessly clean. The hotel also has absolutely fantastic views over the loch and you can watch the Corran ferry coming and going. The bar area is welcoming and we once again had very good evening meals. Breakfast is also excellent - we are vegetarian and had the veggie items from the main breakfast with absolutely superb mushrooms. We have already booked for next year. Thank you to the staff for providing another happy and excellent visit.

Stayed for 2 nights and from the moment we stepped into the hotel we knew we had made a mistake. Accomodation is akin to a student hostel with dated furnishings and fittings. The owners are particularly unfriendly and unhelpful and reminiscent of Fawley towers without the humour. Wonderful views across the loch but does not compensate for what is an awful place to stay. Did not see the mouse as others had and assumed it had left it search of better surroundings

Had dinner here one night and the food was very good and the staff very friendly. But it's a bit dated and could do with a re vamp. Also the waiters only bought food, you had to go to the bar if you wanted more wine.

Rooms are a bit dated, but clean, well-kept, and spacious enough. Common area is large with sitting areas for groups. The pub has decent beer selections, and of course scotch. Crossing by ferry is easily done if coming on the east side of the loch. Restaurant has a diverse selection for a small lodging hotel.

Een laag, wit gebouw,direct bij de veerboot. Een doolhof van gangen en trappen. Wij sliepen hier 2 nachten met we rkelijk prachtig uitzicht op het Loch en de bergen. Veerboot gaat tot half 10 avonds.

What a quaint hotel! Rooms are very cosy and warm...with en-suite which was more than comfortable. Our water didn’t get very hot but plumber came in to check and our unit was faulty -so will be fixed. Owner gave us a discount -very kind!

En Week End à Onich, nous avons emprunté le bac(gratuit pour cyclistes et piétons)pour rejoindre la rive d'en face. Dès l'arrivée, la porte de cette auberge typiquement écossaise incite à la pousser. Que du bonheur ! On dirait que le temps s'est arrêté. On a envie d'y rester. Personnel souriant et efficace. La partie restaurant est tout aussi accueillante que le bar et les plats sont de qualité. Le soir où nous y avons dîné, toutes les salles étaient occupées notamment par des randonneurs et des cyclistes. Si vous passez dans le secteur, arrêtez-vous, vous ne serez pas déçus.

When crossing on the ferry The Inn at Ardgour looks idyllic, but as we found out looks can be deceptive. I thought it was strange when upon checking in to the Inn there was no ‘hello’ or ‘welcome’, in fact there was no verbal communication at all. The chap on reception simply stared at us, and I think unless we’d spoken we could have stood there in silence for some time. When we entered our room we were shocked, the seat cushion was dirty, the pillow on the bed was marked and the window was filthy, goodness knows when it was last washed. The net curtain in the window was also marked and looked like it was the original from when the Inn first opened in the early 1900s. When we used the shower we discovered that there was a repetitive air lock that caused the shower to run cold for some minutes then hot, then cold without warning and at one point not running at all, when I was standing covered in soap. As we’d booked the accommodation through Expedia I mentioned these aspects on the check-in review. I was surprised to see that the management of the Inn had replied to my online Expedia check-in review and said he was sorry I ‘believed’ that our room was dirty and that if I wanted to mention it to him we could discuss it. How strange, so although the management acknowledged my concerns it was up to me to raise it with him!? Even though he knew who I was and in which room we were staying!? Isn’t it supposed to be the host who is supposed to address guests’ concerns? We’d booked for 3 nights so we thought we’d try and manage the issues, particularly as the area around the Inn is beautiful - stunning scenery and Scottish mists. Sadly the situation steadily deteriorated. The shower became worse and worse, someone had tried to clean the seat cushion but the windows and net curtain remained the same - Check the photos; there is no ‘belief’ here, simply facts, the room was dirty, old, tired and unacceptable. On the second morning of our stay our breakfast experience was akin to Fawlty Towers. The table designated for our room had been used by somebody else, the bowls were dirty, no staff were on duty in the breakfast area and there were no glasses available on the buffet so you couldn’t serve yourself any orange juice. At that point I decided that enough was enough so in order to get some breakfast I had to tell the chap on reception what the situation was in the breakfast area. At which point he leapt to his feet and dashed off to do goodness knows what. We finally were served breakfast in what bordered on a chaotic situation of a young lad doing the best he could in difficult circumstances. I made it clear to the chap on reception that we weren’t staying another night and we would pay what we owed and were leaving. There was no apology, and no enquiry as to why we were leaving early - very strange, almost as though this was what happened. We’d been touring Scotland for the week and we’d stayed in hotels with far better standards and value for money, this Inn was the exception, providing sub-standard accommodation and poor service. If you’re staying for one night you may be able to cope, but otherwise I’d steer clear of The Inn at Ardgour unless you have nowhere else to stay.

Fantastic staff! Great location! After a day we would rather forget (flat tire on rental), we arrived at the ferry, crossed right away...quick crossing and arrived at the inn. We were greeted and checked in promptly. Our room was quaint and suited our needs. We decided to have dinner and were not disappointed! Starter of Haggis was an excellent suggestion by our server! I had the lamb burger...outstanding and enough for two! Hubby has steak hotpot, which was very tastey. Our son had fish and chips. Dessert was a cloudy dumpling, with a whiskey cream sauce and took my hubby back to the days of his Grans dumpling. Great atmosphere, staff and food. I wanted to stay in a quaint inn, and I found it! Will be back...can't say enough about the haggis!

En attendant le bac Ns avons fait une pause dans ce charmant établissement. Vue sur « le passage ». Les gâteaux et scones y sont parfaits.

The Inn is comfortable enough and we stayed due to the location, being near to Fort William. However, I have to say that the whole place is quite dated and tired and could do with complete refurbishment. The staff are friendly and pleasant and were receptive to suggestions about improvements, especially for people with mobility problems.

I stayed with a group of friends for a long weekend to visit the local area and to hike up Ben Nevis. The first thing to consider about this hotel is it's location on the west side of Loch Linnhe. If coming from the south, you have to go across to the hotel on the Corrun Ferry which is £8.50 each way for a car and it's passengers. Foot passengers and bicycles are free, however the parking on the Corran side is for daytime only (no overnight) so you can't park the car and go over and back on foot and are forced to pay the £8.50 each way, unless you drive all the way around the Loch which is about 30 miles! We found that everything we wanted to do i.e. Ben Nevis, Fort William, Loch Ness etc. required us to go over on the ferry, so bear in mind what your activities will be and don't make the mistake we made of clocking up over £50.00 just to go back and forth before even travelling anywhere... The hotel itself is pretty plain and tired in decor and we felt that the bar area was awkward because it was also the main dining area. If you went for a drink before dinner, you would be sitting at the same table that you'd be eating at, so no comfortable chairs and coffee tables like you would expect in a pub. There was a room at the back of the hotel, not connected to the bar, where there were lounge type seats and a selection of board games etc. on the shelves around them. I went in there a couple of times and it was absolutely empty so we would have been sitting there by ourselves with no bar or atmosphere, so something terribly wrong about the layout which could easily be resolved by swapping the lounge and dining areas so that the 'casual' seating was actually in the same room as the bar! The food was distinctly average or below average and was expensive as well. They don't show their menu online but for instance 'Classic Fish and Chips' was £15.95 'Greek Style Lamb Burger' £15.95 'Cumberland Sausage and Mash' £15.95 'Pan Seared Scallops' £19.50 and most vegetarian options priced at £13.95 to £14.95. You would expect this kind of pricing in an up-market restaurant and for the food to be prepared and served to a much higher standard. Unlike a lot of other traveller reviews, we didn't find the staff particularly welcoming although pleasant enough. The young man who served our table on a number of occasions wore the same food-stained clothing day after day, which seriously makes you wonder about the negligence of the management to notice this and whether or not there are sloppy standard elsewhere in the food preparation and service areas? Overall as you can probably guess, I didn't enjoy my stay there and felt that the hotel has a 'captive audience' once you've paid the extortionate ferry fare and put both their accommodation and food prices up to take advantage of the very limited choices in the area. For all of those reasons, we would not go there again...

Abbiamo parcheggio e dormito una notte , struttura datata che priva di comfort , doccia fredda che non funzionava bene .

This was a pleasant afternoon . From Bunree we crossed for free on the Corran Ferry as foot passengers straight to the Inn at Ardgour . Due to the lovely weather we sat out and enjoyed a meal and a drink then caught the ferry home . Food was good .

lovely family-style Inn on the lakeshore, with great atmosphere and very comfortable accomodations. Our host was very welcoming and pleasant, the rooms were clean and spacey. Dinner was great, and the best part of the guests lounge, with homely decor, books and games. I recomand it whole-heartedly!

Ruime kamers, netjes en vriendelijk personeel. Geen culinaire hoogstandjes qua eten, maar wel goed gegeten. Ontbijt ook goed. Uitzicht is echt spectaculair!

The food and drink was great and the barmaid bent over backwards to accommodate us! We even managed to macgyver some orange juice in a kid friendly cup with no issues

We were delighted to find such a gem of an Inn here in Ardgour.

We passed The Inn while getting off the ferry earlier today. Went back for dinner and we were glad we did. I ordered some fresh fish and chips, and what arrived at the table was a huge fish and a mountain of yummy chips underneath. Almost couldn’t finish my plate but obviously had saved room for desert! Triple chocolate brownie and a sticky toffee pudding. Lovely! Appears to be just a small Inn but it is lovely and such lovely staff. Great views of Loch Linnhe. Benches outside too so would be great on a sunny day to look at the views. Will definitely visit again!!

Drove straight to the hotel via ferry crossing to be told at 3pm that food had finished until 17.30 and that the nearest food place was at Fort William.

This was the place we chose to travel to after a tough trip up to Ben Nevis - here it was like coming "home" - just enjoying the quiet of the room and having a delicious dinner in the restaurant before we embarked on new experiences the next day

It was fun crossing the free Cromer Ferry and the hotel is just across the road from the ferry. Food was good and staff were very friendly and helpful. Dogs are welcome and water and doggy biscuits are provided