

Glencoe is a village dwarfed by its own glen. Steep mountains close around the road, and the Three Sisters draw your eye up from the valley floor. Its name also carries the memory of the 1692 massacre.
Landmark4.6/5
Glencoe Visitor Centre - National Trust for Scotland
Local-history and wildlife exhibits fill this Glencoe visitor center. A turf-roof house stands outside.
Landmark4.9/5
Three Sisters of Glencoe
This Glencoe mountain range breaks into three steep ridges above the green floor of Glen Coe. Trails climb from the valley into their folds, where the peaks fill the view.
Transport4.6/5
Hidden Valley Car Park
Parking lot in Ballachulish.
Landmark4.8/5
River Coe
Scotland's river runs through Glen Coe beneath steep Highland peaks, whose views keep changing as the weather moves through.
Eat$$$4.5/5
The Laroch Restaurant and Bar
This Ballachulish restaurant and bar serves familiar dishes with local ingredients. Locals gather around the bar to watch soccer on TV.
Cafe$$$4.6/5
Lochleven Seafood Café
Lochside seafood cafe with views across Loch Leven. Oysters, scallops and razor clams bring the water to the table.
Stay$4.55/5
Corran Bunkhouse
Corran Bunkhouse is set in Lochaber near Onich, on the banks of Loch Linnhe. This charming property offers rooms set in a former bunkhouse with a steam room and kitchen. Free private parking is available on site for all guests. Some rooms at Corran Bunkhouse offer views of the surrounding mountains and lochside. Each room has a private bathroom and heating. The property has a beautiful Highland setting, ideal for touring, climbing, walking, canoeing and mountain biking. Glencoe's ski slopes are 30 minutes' drive away. Three pubs and restaurants can be found within a short walk, or via a free ferry ride across the loch to Ardgour and Corran. The property is just 10 minutes from Fort William by car. There is easy access to the striking Great Glen and Ben Nevis Mountain.
Stay$$$$3.6/5
The Glencoe Inn
This hotel has a stunning setting in the shadow of the Pap of Glencoe and surrounded by the beautiful Ardgour Hills. It offers rooms with homemade biscuits, free Wi-Fi and free parking. Overlooking Loch Leven, The Glencoe Hotel serves fresh fish and seafood in its restaurant. There is a decked outdoor terrace for al fresco dining, and a bar offering beers, wines and spirits. Some rooms overlook the scenic hills, while others have views of the mountain. Each has a flat-screen TV for guests to enjoy, as well as facilities for making tea and coffee. Just 5 minutes’ walk from the loch, Glencoe Hotel is 16 miles from Fort William. The surrounding countryside is ideal for walkers and climbers.
Stay5/5
The Steadings Cottage
Mountain-view bed-and-breakfast with a small communal lounge and fresh breakfast. From the rooms, you look out over Kinlochleven to the surrounding mountains.
Stay4.7/5
Alltshellach Cottages
Spacious cottages in North Ballachulish with well-equipped kitchens and a downstairs bedroom.
Stay4.7/5
RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges with Hot Tubs @ Woodlands Glencoe
Experience the ultimate luxury getaway at RiverBeds Luxury Wee Lodges with Hot Tubs @ Woodlands Glencoe. Nestled in the stunning Woodlands of Glencoe, this unique accommodation offers a fun and unforgettable stay. With stylish interiors and private hot tubs, immerse yourself in relaxation while surrounded by nature's beauty. Explore the nearby Glencoe area and indulge in exciting activities. Unwind, have fun, and create memories that will last a lifetime.
Stay4.4/5
Isles of Glencoe Hotel & Leisure Centre
Experience the ultimate Scottish Highlands adventure at Isles of Glencoe Hotel. Nestled in the enchanting village of Ballachulish, this hotel offers breathtaking views of Glencoe and impressive lochs. With cozy rooms, a delightful restaurant serving local delicacies, and outdoor activities like hiking and fishing at your doorstep, this is the perfect base for exploring the stunning beauty of Fort William and beyond. Prepare for a wild and whimsical adventure you'll never forget!
Stay4.2/5
Ballachulish Hotel
Traditional hotel by the water, with a dining room facing the loch. A small staircase leads down to the shore.
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