Where To Stay In Glencoe Scotland

Glen Coe has always been a popular destination for Scottish walkers and climbers, with dozens of outstanding, tempting hills dotting both sides of the glen. However, in recent years its popularity skyrocketed even more, with many visitors wanting to experience and admire the beauty of this outstanding valley during their visit to Scotland.

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Many of the road trippers just drive through stunning Pass of Glencoe only stopping for a quick photo along the road.

Whilst driving through will see your jaw drop, it really does not do the justice to spectacular scenery of Glen Coe. Hence, it shouldn’t really surprise you when I say that getting out of the car and going for a hike is a big part of the travel experience through this part of Scotland.

This is true about any scenic location in the country, but Glencoe in particular. So why not plan a longer stopover to enjoy some of the stunning walks Glencoe has to offer? Local walks greatly vary in length and level of difficulty, but rest assured that shorter and easier options are just as rewarding as climbing Glencoe’s high summits, and offer just as incredible views!

To experience Glencoe at its best and have a chance to get close and personal with one of the most beautiful locations in Scotland, we wholeheartedly encourage you to stay in the area for at least a couple of days. With this in mind, we have hand-picked several different accommodation options for you to choose based on your budget and travelling style.

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Glencoe offers a broad range of accommodation, but despite a high number of places to choose from, availability is limited due to incredibly high demand any time of the year, therefore advance booking is essential!

1. Ballachulish Hotel 8.2/10

• Located on the shores of Loch Linnie, just outside of Glencoe village. Perfect base for exploring Glencoe and Fort William areas.
• Traditional Scottish hotel, which has welcomed guests since 1877.
• Guests loved the typical Scottish hospitality, with plenty of tea & coffee in a room, warm and cosy lounge with real fire (winter)
• The hotel’s restaurant offers fantastic meals (incl. local seafood) at reasonable prices
• Traditional Scottish breakfast included.
• Dog friendly (small supplement charge applies).
• Guests of the Ballachulish Hotel can take a short drive to the sister hotel, the Isles of Glencoe, to enjoy the swimming pool, sauna, and jacuzzi.

1. Kingshouse Hotel 5/5 Facebook rating

• Located along A82, 12 miles east from Glencoe village.
• The hotel was renovated in 2019, converting into a more luxurious lodging. The original Kingshouse building from the 1750s was kept and restored. It remains as “The Way Inn”, a traditional pub for hotel’s guests and walkers visiting the area.
• The rooms are modern, spacious with complementary teas & coffees.
• Kingshouse Restaurant offers delicious food and stunning views to the iconic Buachaille Etive Mor, probably the most recognisable mountain in Scotland.
• Buffet breakfast included.
• For more budget-minded travellers, The Kingshouse offers bunkhouse type of accommodation with shared bedrooms with 2, 4 or 6 beds. Kitchen available for guests use.

1. Aos Si Lodges 9.1/10

• Located at loch front in Ballachulish, just off A82 these lodges offer comfortable stay with free parking and easy access to local trail heads.
• Best suited for couples, each chalet has a large, extra-long double bed.
• Each lodge provides fridge, microwave, a coffee machine, as well as toaster and kettle.
• Private bathroom with bath in every unit.
• To relax or enjoy coffee or a beer outside each lodge has a private terrace.

1. Corran Bunkhouse 9.1/10

• Located in Lochaber near Onich, on the banks of Loch Linnhe, not far from Ballachulish bridge.
• This accommodation would suit a family or a group of friends as it offers family, triple or quadruple rooms with private bathrooms.
• Guests can enjoy a steam room, and shared communal kitchen, as well as a relaxing lounge area with plenty of board games for evenings or rainy days
• Three pubs and restaurants can be found within a short walk, or via a free ferry ride across the loch to Ardgour and Corran.
• Facilities for disabled guests.
• Guests loved the super friendly hosts!

1. River Beds – Luxury Wee Lodges 9.2/10

• 5 miles from Ballachulish village you will find the collection of small luxury lodges scattered in the woodland.
• The lodges are sitting on the terraces perched just above a river, each has own hot tub to enjoy a relaxing evening while star gazing with a drink.
• The lodges may be cosy but have everything you will need during your stay: a bedroom, kitchenette and en-suite shower room, all in one.
• Kitchenette appliances include coffee machine, a microwave, a toaster and a mini-fridge.
• Breakfast is brought to your Wee Lodge each morning: with fresh milk, warm croissants, local bread and a homemade granola pot.
• There are woodland, mountain and riverside walks at your doorstep. You can also enjoy golf and Segway.

1. Clachaig Inn 9.8/10

• One of the most iconic accommodations in Glencoe, very popular amongst walkers and climbers.
• The hotel provides variety of rooms all with a flat-screen TV and en-suite bathroom.
• The Boots bar provides fantastic food and great relaxed atmosphere.
• A continental, Full Scottish or vegetarian breakfast is available every morning.
• Playground and picnic tables are awaiting just outside
• Bear in mind that Wi-Fi can be a bit sketchy, if internet connection is important to you
• Note from the author: we often stop by for a meal at Clachaig Inn when visiting Glencoe, or after a long day on local mountain trails

1. Outlander Glencoe at Creag an-t Sionnaich 8.9/10

• Located only a couple of miles west from Glencoe, along A828.
• This stunning accommodation is very highly recommended by guests on Booking.com
• There is so much to like about this property: very friendly and welcoming hosts, stunning views, big patio with a sea view and immaculate accommodation with kitchen/living area, nice bedroom and beautiful big bathroom with both bath and shower.
• The kitchen is equipped with kettle, coffee machine, toaster, electric hob, oven and fridge.
• TV unit with satellite channels.
• Fresh bed linen, towels and toiletries are provided.

1. Cosy Cottage 9.7/10

• Charming 2 bedroom semi-detached bungalow with private garden and decked area, quietly positioned on the edge of Glencoe village with fantastic views at either side.
• Walking distance to local cafes, shops and pubs.
• Open plan kitchen/ living room with wood burner and fully equipped kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, fridge and dishwasher. There is also a watching machine available for guests use.
• Bathroom with shower and all essentials
• Large selection of maps and local information provided.
• Friendly host.
• Dog friendly.
• Guests loved the rustic deco of the house and its cosines.

1. Ardno House B&B 8.7/10

• Featuring mountains view, this B&B is a perfect option for those looking to experience stay at host’s house.
• Very clean rooms suitable for 2 or 3 guests with double and single beds, all with private bathroom, TV and tea/coffee selection.
• Guests loved the exceptionally tasty breakfast!
• Garden and the shared lounge area available for guests to relax after a day of hiking or cycling.
• Very friendly accommodation and helpful hosts.

1. Glamping Pods 7.9/10

• Located in the scenic village of Kinlochleven, Glamping Pods offers self-catering accommodation for 2 to 4 people, and are more affordable option for your stay in Glen Coe.
• Each wooden pod offers a flat-screen TV and a fan. Amenities include a fridge, a microwave and a kettle.
• Shared facilities include showers and drying room
• Note that free WiFi in ONLY available in public areas (may not be the most reliable).
• Note: Towels & bed sheets provided for an extra fee.
• Several pubs and restaurants, along with a supermarket are located in the village, only a short walk away.
• The Ice Factor Climbing and Ice Wall are just 200 yards from the pods, and Grey Mare’s Waterfall is within 5 mins walk

1. Glencoe Youth Hostel 9.3/10

• This alpine-style youth hostel offers a range of quality accommodation in comfortable private rooms, family rooms and shared dorms.
• The hostel also offers a deluxe glamping pod for 2! The pod features a double bed, en-suite shower and toilet, a small porch area for you to relax and enjoy the view.
• Guests can opt for continental breakfast or prepare their own in the hostel’s well-equipped communal open plan kitchen.
• Facilities include a spacious dining room, a small, cosy lounge and a drying room, secure bike storage.
• Basic provisions, confectionery and soft drinks are available to purchase at reception and guests can relax in the evening with a Scottish craft beer or a glass of wine.

1. Highland Croft B&B 7/10

• If you like to be surrounded by animals then this place is for you! Situated in Onich, 100 yards from Loch Linnhe this working croft provides bed and breakfast in double or twin rooms.
• Guests can enjoy a large garden, and can interact with friendly animals including goats, lambs and puppies!
• Private beach!
• Each room has en-suite bathroom with a shower, as well as a selection of teas/coffees and a kettle available
• Exceptionally tasty breakfast with eggs from the property’s free range hens.
• Very friendly and welcoming hosts.

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