The Corran

This lil accommodation is such a gems. The location is quite and peacefully. Basic amenities but we don’t have problem at all. Spacious and lovely room. The bonus is free breakfast. We would love to come back again next time!

On the surface looked a lovely little hotel. It was lock box entry so didn’t see anyone from the hotel. The room was nice and big, but had a few little flaws. To get to the room you had to go up an external staircase that got a little slippy in the heavy rain. As other reviews have mentioned, the pillows were very thin. The majority of the place was very clean, but the bathroom could use some attention, extractor fan had a layer of dust and mold in the shower. Mini fridge had milk, orange juice, yoghurt and two muffins which was a lovely touch. Nothing much within the immediate vicinity, but Fort William was only a 10minute drive away. There’s a small ferry that crosses the loch and the queue for that runs along next to the hotel, just something to bear in mind.

AVOID! This is an unmanned hotel that will email you a code to the lock box of your room 1-hour prior to your arrival. There is no-one available on-site if you have a problem. As soon as we opened the door to our room, the smell was unbearable, a combination of vomit and pickle juice. We emailed the hotel and sat outside waiting for a response, none came. It was late, we were tired and there were no other hotels with vacancies available so we stayed. We kept the doors and windows open even though it rained overnight and I slept with a handful of Bounce fabric softener dryer sheets against my nose to filter the smell. The hotel 'conveniently' failed to respond to our email until after check-out time the following day. The response denied any smell or any problem with the room. Strongly advise against staying here! ~ July 2024

Fantastic place to stay , beautiful rooms , lovely location and we had great views over the Loch. Good wee selection in fridge which was a bonus.No restaurant however we ate at the Onich hotel which was nice.Would highly recommend.

Stayed here for 2 nights in the Junior Suite on the first floor. Check in was quick and easy, received a text message with the key box code around midday. Room was very clean and modern, there was also plenty of space. The view from the french doors was of the hills and ferry crossing over the sea, really nice. There were complimentary muffins, orange juice and yogurts left in the fridge which were really nice. The toiletries (Highland Soap Co) provided in the bathroom are absolutely lovely, we actually took a trip to the shop and bought some to bring back with us. Only small downsides for us were the pillows, they were very soft and flat, although additional pillows are provided, these were the same. The bed was also very creaky, the slightest movement woke me up in the middle of the night. The room also got incredibly warm, you are provided with a Dyson fan but unfortunately didn’t cool the room down as much as we’d hoped. Would highly recommend staying here!

We chose this room based heavily on reviews. We just needed a room for the night before heading to the airport early in the morning so the self catering option worked for us (it was adequate - instant coffee, yogurt, milk, orange juice and cold muffins). Not being familiar with the area, it was a little too remote for us - the closest restaurant was approximately a 15 unite drive. Our biggest complaint is with the room - there was a sewage smell in the bathroom. One of the patio doors was broken. They took the time to type up a note stating it was broken and to screw a metal ***** to keep it from being opened instead of fixing it. The room is west facing and was very hot the afternoon we arrived. It would have been nice to be able to open both doors to help cool it down and to dissipate the sewage smell. Lastly, the pillows were very flat and insanely uncomfortable - I still have a neck ache from sleeping there. The room appeared clean enough although there was a spider web in the bathroom window.

Just returned from a 2-night stay at the Corran, and we are already looking at the calendar, trying to figure out how and when we can get back up there! Location is absolutely stunning, right next to the slipway for the Corran - Ardgour ferry (the ferry crossing takes a couple of minutes and is free for cyclists and foot passangers). Fort William and the Ben Nevis mountains are 20mins drive to the North, while Glencoe lies 20mins drive to the South. Having said that, there are some gorgeous walks, views and wildlife right on the Corran's doorstep! We stayed in the Junior Suite on the first floor, which was more than adequately sized for the two of us. It boasts modern decor, as well as a very comfortable king-size bed, a snug sofa to sit and watch TV, an en-suite shower-room with WC and wash-hand basin, and a Juliette balcony overlooking the loch. There is no restaurant or breakfast facilities on-site. There is a pop-up caravan-cafe (serving hot and cold drinks, toasted sandwiches and pastries) on the opposite side of the loch. This sits in the carpark of the Inn at Ardgour which also has a restaurant and bar. Back on the Corran side of the loch, the Roam West restaurant and bar is only a 5min walk away. I would say the Corran offers tremendous value for money in a truly amazing location and - as mentioned - we are eager to get back up to stay again!

We had a lovely stay at the Corran for our 22nd wedding anniversary. Very clean, comfortable and modern. Beautiful views of Loch and mountains - good location to visit The Highlands. Nice touch for fresh drinks, cakes and yoghurts for breakfast. Would recommend. thank-you

Loved suite 1 …had everything you need and even little muffins, milk, fresh orange and yoghurts! Everything was just perfect, they even managed to organise a weekend spring sunshine! Room was lovely and clean, Bed was really comfy, shower super hot….Thank you!