Corriegour lodge Hotel accommodation is situated between Spean Bridge and Loch Ness in one of the most beautiful sections of the Great Glen in the Highlands of Scotland. Just a short drive from Fort William on the road to the island of Skye Corriegour Lodge Hotel is the Highland holiday retreat you've been looking for and is the perfect central base for touring The Highlands of Scotland.
The hotel accommodation enjoys outstanding views over Loch Lochy and has its own jetty. In our Loch View Hotel Restaurant you will be served the finest produce from the Scottish Highlands' rich natural larder, king scallops, Aberdeen angus beef and home made breads and puddings from our ever changing daily menu, which has earned us the Scottish tourist boards "Eat Scotland" Silver award and Michelin Recommendation.
The Great Glen is a geological fault-line cutting right across Scotland from Inverness in the east to Fort William in the west, famed for its wild and dramatic scenery. Along its length runs the Caledonian Canal, which links east and west coasts via a sequence of lochs including the famous Loch Ness and our own Loch Lochy.
The hotel accommodation enjoys outstanding views over Loch Lochy and has its own jetty. In our Loch View Hotel Restaurant you will be served the finest produce from the Scottish Highlands' rich natural larder, king scallops, Aberdeen angus beef and home made breads and puddings from our ever changing daily menu, which has earned us the Scottish tourist boards "Eat Scotland" Silver award and Michelin Recommendation.
The Great Glen is a geological fault-line cutting right across Scotland from Inverness in the east to Fort William in the west, famed for its wild and dramatic scenery. Along its length runs the Caledonian Canal, which links east and west coasts via a sequence of lochs including the famous Loch Ness and our own Loch Lochy.
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Set in nine acres of mature woodland with outstanding views over Loch Lochy, the personally owned and managed Corriegour Lodge Hotel Accommodation offers everything you need to unwind.
Recharge your batteries in the Highlands of Scotland by walking, cycling, pony-trekking, climbing, fishing and watersports.
Make the most of our private lochside beach, complete with jetty, or simply stroll in the extensive gardens and enjoy superb Scottish cuisine in the award-winning Loch View Hotel Restaurant.
Recharge your batteries in the Highlands of Scotland by walking, cycling, pony-trekking, climbing, fishing and watersports.
Make the most of our private lochside beach, complete with jetty, or simply stroll in the extensive gardens and enjoy superb Scottish cuisine in the award-winning Loch View Hotel Restaurant.
We have a small beach at Corriegour perfect for those Scottish summer days when you wish to take a stroll along the shoreline.
Offering spectacular views along Loch Lochy and sheltered from the road by trees and bushes this beach offers a place to get away from it all and relax.
We also have our own pontoon, (the coordinates being 56.59.628N, 05.05.410W) facing north from a sandy beach with excellent shelter from the prevailing SW wind.
It is advised that cruisers berth the southerly, beach end of the pontoon with their shallower draft, while yachts up to 12 metres berth on the north end of the pontoon.
Offering spectacular views along Loch Lochy and sheltered from the road by trees and bushes this beach offers a place to get away from it all and relax.
We also have our own pontoon, (the coordinates being 56.59.628N, 05.05.410W) facing north from a sandy beach with excellent shelter from the prevailing SW wind.
It is advised that cruisers berth the southerly, beach end of the pontoon with their shallower draft, while yachts up to 12 metres berth on the north end of the pontoon.
Corriegour Lodge Hotel is at the centre of The Great Glen, a geological fault-line famed for its wild and dramatic scenery, that cuts right across Scotland from Inverness in the east to Fort William in the west.
Along its length runs the Caledonian Canal, which links east and west coasts via a sequence of lochs including the famous Loch Ness and our own Loch Lochy.
It is an ideal place for walking, cycling, pony-trekking, climbing, fishing, sailing and other watersports.
This gateway to the Highlands and islands is the perfect base from which to discover the beautiful, historic and unique Scottishness of the area.
Along its length runs the Caledonian Canal, which links east and west coasts via a sequence of lochs including the famous Loch Ness and our own Loch Lochy.
It is an ideal place for walking, cycling, pony-trekking, climbing, fishing, sailing and other watersports.
This gateway to the Highlands and islands is the perfect base from which to discover the beautiful, historic and unique Scottishness of the area.
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