Inchree Centre in Fort William

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Located in a spectacular location of the Scottish Western Highlands, and surrounded dramatic lake and mountain scenery, Inchree offers modern, high-quality budget accommodation.We are situated in the village of Onich, midway between the mountain areas of Ben Nevis and Glencoe. There are superb panoramic views from the accommodation that overlook Loch Linnhe & the surrounding mountains. From the doorstep you can go for short walks in pine forests to waterfalls and hilltops. Inchree is also situated just 500 metres from the Corran Ferry terminal. The ferry provides car and pedestrian access to the beautiful Ardmanurchan Peninsula. The accommodation is situated within its own private and spacious grounds, 200 metres off the A82 main road, in a quiet location.All rooms are privately booked, and have their own toilet, shower, digital TV and WI-FI (chargeable). There are well-equipped, selfcatering facilities available. (shared)Our on-Site Pub & Restaurant serves good food and drink, and is from 5.30pm until late. (November to Easter, limited meal availability.) Relax beside the open fire in lovely surroundings, and enjoy a malt whisky or two after your day out.