Huntingtower Lodge

Perfectly poised for anyone wanting to explore the western Highlands, Huntingtower Lodge is a contemporary B&B with a cosy atmosphere. With a no under 16s policy this adult-only escape is the perfect place to simply relax and unwind. Guests are met with tea and homemade cakes, something that pretty much encapsulates the welcoming feel of the place under the helm of Peter and Tina Moss. Peter is a Mountain Leader and knows the area well from time in the hills as well as local restaurants and attractions, ideal for those who want a heads-up over breakfast about trails to follow or places to visit by car.

That is, of course, when you manage to drag yourselves from the comforts of the accommodation. The five rooms are all individually designed, from the modern stylings of The Studio to the sumptuous romance of the Waterfall Suite, and they all share a large, comfortable lounge on the ground floor and staggering views across the loch to the Ardgour Hills and the hamlet of Stronchreggan on the far shore. It's an ever-changing picture that provides a superbly scenic backdrop to your stay.

All rooms have TVs with DVD players.  There is a wide selection of board games and DVDs to choose from to provide a guilty night in if the weather turns bad. A garage for secure bike storage and space for drying clothes mean that when you do get out you're well catered for, whatever the weather.  The number of local walks and trails means you won't need to go far before you find something to do! The location is breathtaking and the B&B provides accommodation to match, a truly top place to stay in the western Highlands. Some of Scotland's most iconic attractions - including the UK's highest mountain, Ben Nevis (a 10-minute drive), Glencoe (20 minutes away) and Glenfinnan (30 minutes away) are also within easy reach.