It was rated as one of the top hotels in Europe and is definitley one of the top hotels in Scotland. It has a beautiful location set against the backdrop of magnificient highland scenery. It is expensive but offers a once in a lifetime experience.

www.roomsinscotland.com/Hotel_info.asp?ID=147

www.roomsinscotland.com/Highlands-Accommodation/Fort_William.asp

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I have always wondered why it is so hard to find fresh and interestingly cooked seafood in our island nation!

Well, my search ended when I came across the Loch Leven seafood cafe sitting innocuously on Loch Leven just off the A82. The fish and seafood is caught fresh and locally.

My starter was a plate of oysters - which I can honestly say were the juiciest and plumpest one I've ever had. For the main course I had the razor clams cooked in herby white wine served with delicious bread.

There is also an adjoining shop that sells fish and seafood. If you like seafood you won't be disappointed.

It's about four miles off the A82 (the Glasgow to Inverness road) as the A82 passes in between Ballachulish and Onich (just south of Fort William). There is a brown sign on the A82 pointing you in the direction.
01855 821048 www.lochlevenseafoodcafe.co.uk

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A stunning location overlooking the loch. The hostel is recently refurbished to full 'green' standards with both wind and solar power and recycling. Well located for exploring the hills around Rannoch Moor - the best way to arrive is by train to Corrour Station and then walk the 1km to the hostel.

A must for scenic beauty in a remote location.

Loch Ossian YH, Corrour, Fort William, Inverness-shire.
0870 004 1139
www.syha.org.uk/SYHA/Web/Site/Hostels/txt_LochOssian.asp

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The West Highland Museum in Fort William is an extraordinary collection, full of charm and surprises, like pictures of the gang who took a car up Ben Nevis. It is an ideal place to go if the weather drives you off attempting to climb that mountain.

www.fort-william.net/museum/

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Recently re-opened cafe and B&B in splendidly isolated position on Rannoch Moor. Only accessible on foot or by train to its own station!

Great food and drink (lots of venison-based dishes from the local estate) and within walking distance of beautiful lochs and hills. Equally brilliant Loch Ossian eco-Youth Hostel close by.

Corrour Station House, Corrour Estate, Fort William, PH30 4AA
- at Corrour Station.

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