Isles of Glencoe Hotel

The beautiful Isles of Glencoe hotel sits alongside Loch Leven at the foot of Glencoe. You couldn't be in a more idyllic Highland setting. There are nine islands in Glencoe. And one place to stay. Pull up to the Isles of Glencoe Hotel. Check-in. Unpack. Gasp a little.

This is the ideal base for the great outdoors. Whether it's Kayaking, hill walking, cycling, mountain biking, fishing, we've got it all covered for you. Oh, and not to mention all the winter sports our doorstep. Did you know, Glencoe has the longest and steepest ski run in Scotland....

Plus, there's lots more to do at a less energetic pace like scenic boat trips, museums, visit places of historic importance, castles, distilleries. Fort William is under 30 minutes away, ideal for shopping and restaurants and, if you fancy a trip over the Glenfinnan viaduct on route to Malaig, Fort William is where you can catch the Jacobite Train (Best to book in adbavnce)

If you're looking to simply relax, enjoy the views and maybe take in an afternoon tea, pop into the leisure centre for a swim or a sauna, we wouldn't blame you, after all, that's whats holidays are for.

The hotel is modern with spacious comfortable guest rooms to suit many tastes in our standard and feature rooms. Check them out below. For that, something to eat and drink the hotel is geared up with different options for you to choose from. Plus, when you book direct, that full Scottish breakfast is included.....Wow

For more information on Glencoe, the surrounding area and things to do, please visit our website.

How about a little history>>>>

Clear space. Clear mind. Clear soul. Having a little fun along the way, it’s what we’re all about.
Here you can make your heart race as you scale mountains, propel yourself across the lochs in a kayak, or how about biking through some of the world’s most famous landscapes? Feel the elements against your skin. The wind through your hair, the rain on your face (we would say the sun, but we’re in Scotland, mind). You can do that. Right here.

When you need to catch your breath, you’ll find us jutting out into Loch Leven. Waiting, keeping watch to welcome you for that well deserved celebratory drink. Bliss.

Did you know…
We were sustainable before our time – 25 years ago, instead of creating artificial land to build on, we repurposed the 30 acres of wasted slate from the Ballachulish Slate Quarry to build the peninsula we are on today.

You may also be wondering why we are called Isles of Glencoe. Well, when you look out across the water you will see a number of islands. Highland tradition called on local clans to symbolically settle disputes on these islands. Clansmen would row across the loch to the Isle of Discussion which sits just east of the Holy Isle and Burial Land. Here they were left with supplies, only to be rescued when those on the mainland agreed. They’d then sail out to the Isle of Reconciliation and celebrate their agreement.

What else?
Both Isles of Glencoe and our sister hotel, Ballachulish Hotel, joined Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels in 2016 after two years under their management.