Cruachan Hotel Fort William

General Information

Situated two hundred meters from the city center, the Cruachan Hotel Fort William is a five minute stroll to all of the city centre park amusements. Popular destinations comprise the Ben Nevis Whisky Distillery, the Jacobite Steam Train, and the Inverlochy Castle. To get to the Cruachan Hotel Fort William, visitors able to take the A82. The site is just across from Loch Linhe, and the same exits able to be used.

Rooms at the Cruachan Hotel Fort William have up-to-date amenities such as cable tv, telephones with straight dialing capabilities, coffee makers, and en room bathrooms. I-net access is catered in the apartments. There are 54 apartments in entire.

This property features a conventional Scottish Highland façade. The inn is continually upgraded and vast windows give vistas of the Loch Linhe boating and the Morvern Hills. The open-air verandah is an accepted site for evening drinks. Over-the-air Internet access is catered in the whole hotel, and there is space for little work or public occasions. The on spot restaurant caters Scottish favorites and seafood dishes as its specialty. There is also a summer months ale park and year-round open-air parking amenities.

Location Information

Fort William enjoys an enviable situation on Loch Linnhe with the striking Ben Nevis as its backdrop in distant vistas. The city takes its name from the fort that William, Prince of Orange, had built here in 1690. Though it was successfully held by government troops during the Jacobite uprisings of 1715 and 1745, the nearby area saw well-known turmoil. Today, such a bloody past is difficult to imagine. Fort William is the major center for the Western Highlands and a magnet for travellers. Just north of Fort William lies the original old-fashioned Inverlochy Castle. A small further north peaceful, just off the Mallaig highway close to Corpach, you can investigate Neptune's Staircase, the flight of eight locks close to the southern end of the Caledonian Canal. In some ways, Fort William's main attraction is Ben Nevis, at 1344m Britain's highest mountain. This is reached from Glen Nevis, also the departing point for a matchless number of other strolls, varying from the strenuous to the much less so.