15 OUTSTANDING Glencoe Accommodation Options

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There’s nowhere on Earth quite like Glencoe, Scotland – we can vouch. It is like the magical landscape lovechild of Lord of the Rings and Game of Thrones! So much so, to see a dragon swooping across the mountain-dappled skyline wouldn’t be the least bit surprising.


Those drawn to the mystical grounds of the Highlands often find themselves drawn to Glencoe, and if you’re one of them, we’ve put together a list of Glencoe accommodation options for all budgets.

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Top 15 Glencoe Accommodation Options

1. Little Fox Lodge Hideaway

Located in the Ballachulish area of Glencoe, near Fort William, the Little Fox Lodge Hideaway is the epitome of modern glamour in amongst the rural, rugged beauty of the Highlands.

This 5-star accommodation comes with a hot tub, ideal for a spot of stargazing with a glass of your favourite tipple in hand, and overlooks Loch Linnhe and the snow-topped mountains that Glencoe is famous for.

Key Features:

  • Terrace
  • Sea view
  • Free parking
  • Garden
  • Balcony
  • Sattelite flatscreen TV

2. Kentra Cottage

Think 5-star accommodation brimming with traditional Scottish hospitality and cosy log cabin vibes and you’ve got Kentra Cottage.

This self-catering cottage only sleeps two, making it ideal for a romantic weekend away with your special someone. 

Key Features:

  • Pet-friendly
  • Kitchen
  • Mountain view
  • Washing machine
  • Free WiFi
  • Garden
  • Dining area
  • Welcome hamper
  • Recently refurbished

3. The Glencoe Inn

Nothing gives cosy, trad-British vibes like an old-school stone-built inn. This fabulous luxury inn sits at the base of the Buachaille Etive Mór mountain. It features not one but two restaurants to satisfy the appetite you’ll have after a day of exploring this moody, cloud-covered land.

Key Features:

  • Pet-friendly
  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Bar
  • Housekeeping
  • Coffee shop/café
  • Front-desk safe
  • Garden
  • Terrace

4. Isles of Glencoe Hotel

A lavish hotel that is pet-friendly and also has an indoor pool? Where do we sign up?!

Located beneath the snow-capped mountains of the Highlands, the Isles of Glencoe Hotel is an ideal retreat for those drawn to the area to indulge in a spot of skiing or hiking

Key Features:

  • Restaurant
  • Free parking
  • Ski facilities
  • 24/7 front desk
  • Free WiFi
  • Bar
  • VIP access option (gold or silver)

5. RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges with Hot Tubs

These super chic and stylish luxury lodges can be found in the heart of the Glencoe woodland, overlooking the River Coe, on a golf course and private estate in the Glencoe Valley area.

Each lodge features its own hot tub, as well as en-suite facilities and a kitchenette fitted with a microwave, toaster, coffee maker, and fridge. 

Key Features:

  • Free WiFi
  • Free parking
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Exceptional breakfast
  • Facilities for disabled guests

6. Spacious Highland Getaway, w/En-Suites

Those looking for a friendcation location, perhaps for a smaller-scale stag/hen do, or just because, can enjoy this 3-bedroom property (all of which features an en-suite bathroom) and can house six people.

Featuring cosy beds, a garden, and a spacious dining area, this Highland Getaway is perfect for a countryside break.

Key Features:

  • Free WiFi
  • Pet-friendly
  • Washing machine & dryer
  • Outdoor space
  • Woodburner fireplace

7. Onich Hotel

Situated a hop, step, and jump away from the white sandy beaches of Loch Linnhe, this lavish hotel will make you feel like you’re waking up in Hawaii!

The resort features a restaurant and bar/lounge and is the ultimate accommodation for those wanting to take advantage of the watersports and woodland activities of the nearby scenery.

Key Features:

  • Pet-friendly
  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Breakfast available
  • Housekeeping

8. The Shack & Pods at Inchree

Sometimes the best way to enjoy the mountains in comfort is in a mountain villa, right?!

We love the modern and contemporary decor of this Glencoe accommodation, which features balconies overlooking the surrounding wildlife and natural scenery – the perfect spot for your morning coffee or a dram of whisky in the evening.

Key Features:

  • Entire home
  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Linen & towels
  • Smart TV with digital services
  • Garden & patio
  • Central heating

9. Beechwood Cottage B&B

This charming white-painted cottage B&B features some of the best mountain views in the area – and guests are raving about the exquisite attention to detail from the hosts, which includes the option of having wine, champagne, chocolates, or cookies delivered to the room.

Also, guests looking for fun, adventure-filled days can request a packed lunch organised for them. Who doesn’t love the wholesome, nostalgic feeling of having a packed lunch made for them?!

Key Features:

  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Exceptional breakfasts

10. Inn at Ardgour

For some, a beachside retreat is non-negotiable, wherever they go, and we totally get that!

Nothing – and we mean nothing – beats those northwestern sunsets, and the Inn at Ardgour is the perfect location to enjoy them while basking in the rural charm that comes with a Scottish inn.

Key Features:

  • Pet-friendly
  • Free parking
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry
  • Arcade/Games room
  • Front-desk safe
  • Dry-cleaning service

11. Hawthorn Cottage

Great Britain is famous for its cottages and there’s certainly no shortage of them to choose from when seeking Glencoe accommodation, so only the very best will make our top 15!

This delightful holiday home is ultra-modern and comes equipped with everything you need. It also features some epic views of the nearby mountains, while having the practicality of the Glencoe Village local amenities on your doorstep.

Key Features:

  • Entire home
  • Free parking
  • Kitchen (including dishwasher)
  • Bathtub & walk-in shower
  • Terrace
  • Towels & linen

12. Campfield House Bed & Breakfast

Many of us like to indulge in childfree vacations to truly get the peace and quiet we need, and as Campfield House B&B is an adult-only property, you can enjoy this scenic, rural area in all its peaceful glory.

Based in Fort William, this accommodation is the embodiment of countryside charm and features killer views of the nearby loch and mountains.

Key Features:

  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • No kids
  • Garden/picnic area

13. Holly Tree Hotel (w/Hot Tub & Swimming Pool)

Experience Glencoe in the best way possible (with a warm, comfy bed to return to and a deck to enjoy a glass of fizz on) with the beachside Holly Tree Hotel, which is situated on the Kentallen peninsula in Appen.

Those wanting to experience all that Loch Linnhe has to offer will be pleased to know that the lochcan be found a whopping one-minute walk away from the hotel!

Key Features:

  • Pet-friendly
  • Swimming pool
  • Hot tub
  • Free WiFi
  • Bar
  • Free breakfast
  • Free parking
  • Restaurant
  • Laundry facilities

14. The Ballachulish Hotel

As one of Scotland’s most famous hotels, The Ballachulish is a beautiful mesh of modern glamour, home comforts, Scottish history, and regal charm.

Settled in amongst the incredible Glencoe scenery, you can immerse yourself in the surrounding lochs and mountains, while knowing you have a delightful dinner waiting for you in the hotel’s Búlas Bistro.

Key Features:

  • Room service
  • Bar
  • Restaurant
  • Free parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Tea/coffee maker in all rooms

15. Alexandra Hotel

Depending on the season (the summer months can be particularly popular amongst the Glencoe-focused travellers of the world), you may struggle to find accommodation in Glencoe (especially for last-minute-bookers), so seeking a room outside of the area may have to suffice.

The Alexandra Hotel can be found just under ten miles outside of Glencoe in Fort William and features authentic tartan decor and furnishings, as well as a bar stocked to the brim with all the Scotch whisky you can shake a stick at!

Key Features:

  • 2 restaurants
  • Bar
  • Free WiFi
  • 24/7 front desk
  • Room service
  • Concierge service

What to Do in Glencoe

Glencoe is a haven for lovers of the outdoors and is especially popular for fans of skiing, hiking, and exploring, but there’s plenty to do that doesn’t involve ski masks or hiking boots!

Visitors to the area can:

  • Indulge in some watersports on Loch Linnhe or Loch Leven, including surfing, jet-skiing, and kayaking.
  • Visit Glencoe Folk Museum
  • Spend a sunny day at Lochaber Geopark
  • Get a takeaway coffee and explore Glencoe village
  • Visit the James Bond ‘Skyfall’ and Harry Potter filming location
  • Learn all about the 1692 Glencoe Massacre of the infamous McDonald clan
  • Propose or get married!
  • Embark on a road trip along the A82, which will provide some of the most jaw-dropping Highland sites there is to offer. There are plenty of pull off spots along the way so you can stop and take in the view. 
  • Do some wildlife spotting. Since Glencoe is coastal, you can likely witness a puffin or two, as well as Highland Cows, elk, sea eagles, otters, and more.

FAQs

Can you stay in Glencoe?

Glencoe has plenty of accommodation options, as outlined earlier in this blog, but Scotland also has relaxed wild camping laws, which can be a great way to make the most of this beautiful landscape.

Is Glencoe, Scotland worth visiting?

Absolutely. Glencoe is known as one of the most peaceful, scenic locations within the Highlands area, and is especially worth a trip for lovers of the outdoors.

How long to stay in Glencoe?

Depending on the purpose of your visit, it’s recommended to spend a minimum of a day and a half in Glencoe to experience its beauty to the fullest.

Is Glencoe on the way to Skye?

Yup. Skye is approximately 115 miles northwest of Glencoe and you can be there in about 3-4 hours by car.


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