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Rooms from 20.00 GBP | The family-run Inverardran House has an elevated position with views across the mountains and is located a short walk from the village of Crianlarich. Wi-Fi is free.
A traditional Scottish breakfast is served every morning, with local produce and homemade preserves. Special diets can be catered for on request.
Set in a 150-year-old family home, the bedrooms are well-equipped and each feature a private bathroom with free toiletries. Other facilities include tea/coffee facilities and a wake up service.
When staying at the Inverardran Guest House, guests can enjoy fishing, walking, hill climbing, touring and golfing. Loch Iubhair and Loch Dochart are both a short walk away. |
 
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Rooms from 37.00 GBP | | The Ben More Lodge is situated on the edge of the village of Crainlarich. All rooms at this bed and breakfast are located in cosy timber lodges close to the on-site restaurant and bar.
Each lodge has an outdoor seating area and features a pine-lined bedroom with a fitted wardrobe and a dressing table. All rooms also have a TV, tea and coffee facilities and a private bathroom with shower facilities.
A log fire features in the lounge bar, which serves a selection of malt whiskies. A Scottish menu, including a full Scottish breakfast, is available in the Ben More restaurant. Guests can also enjoy a drink on the terraced seating area, which overlooks the mountainous countryside.
Close to the West Highland Way and mountains such as Ben More itself, the Lodge is surrounded by perfect walking country. The towns of Oban, Glen Coe and Stirling are all within an hour’s drive. |
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Rooms from 39.50 GBP | | Best Western Crianlarich Hotel is about an hour from Glasgow Airport and amid magnificent Highland scenery. Its fine-dining restaurant has an AA Rosette and opens 7 nights a week.
The 3-star Crianlarich is midway between Glasgow and Fort William, and Perth and Oban.
It is a comfortable, well-appointed base for touring, sporting or business travellers, and has enthusiastic and caring staff.
Sensibly priced, seriously good food is also served in the informal restaurant and bar, and is based on fine locally-sourced ingredients. |
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