Moorings Hotel Fort William

General Information

Encircled by Scotland’s prominent mountains, the Moorings Hotel Fort William lies neighboring to the Caledonian Canal. The site proposes vistas of Ben Nevis and the Aonach Mor, in addition to prepared access to Neptune’s Staircase. Golfing customers will enjoy the complimentary round at the Fort William course with their visit. Motorists able to get to the Moorings Hotel Fort William by taking the M74 or the M8.

Each of the 27 bedrooms accessible at the inn have been meticulously rebuilt by professional designers, and plenty of silent showcase their original forest has. There is an overall nautical topic but it's personally interpreted. En apartment bathrooms are standard, and there are ten administrative bedrooms.

A reconstructed manor that was indigenously built in 1891 for Archibald Colville, the premises features been carefully updated and reconstructed. The guesthouse features its own privately-owned grounds, which naturally comprise an intimate parking for visitors. The Jacobean Restaurant proposes upscale dining on seafood and Highland game, whilst the Upper Deck proposes brasserie food and a casual ambience for drinks. In the summer months there is a vault brasserie, and the premises features a three-star rating.

Transportation

From the North - Follow the A82 from Inverness to Fort William. Turn directly at the 1st set of traffic lights at the Ben Vevis Distillery along the A830 Mallaig Road for approx one mile, cross the canal bridge then take the 1st right (sign posted Banavie). The Moorings Hotel is directly along the highway on the right. From the South - From Fort William follow the A82 till the fusion with the Mallaig Road. Turn onto the A830 for approx one mile, cross the canal bridge then take the 1st right (sign posted Banavie). The Moorings Hotel is precisely along the highway on the right.