I visited the Crianlarich Hotel with a bunch of friends in early November for a long weekend. After a long working week and journey up from London it was refreshing to be greeted with such a warm welcome from all the staff. During our stay we had a number of meals and I thought the quality of the food was... more

Taking advantage of a glorious November day, my husband, sister and I stopped for lunch at this great hotel. We've visited twice before this year and each time things get better. The public areas are wonderfully warm and welcoming with new furniture layouts and roaring fires that make you disinclined to move on! Our lunch was delicious - great vegetable... more

The Crianlarich hotel proved to be a perfect base for me and a group of friends who were getting away from London for the weekend. We had a busy schedule of walking and fishing to attend to and the hotel staff could not have been more accommodating to us. Both were very much appreciated after a long days walking up... more

We stopped here to break the train journey to Mallaig so as to see as much as possible by daylight. It's in a beautiful spot, especially with the autumn colours. The hotel itself was clean and comfy, especially the duvet which really was scrummy. The room was nice and the shower great. Because of the time of year the place... more

My second visit to The Crianlarich, but first time I had stayed. I was up with some friends to try and nail a couple of the local munros. The warm welcome from both the staff and log fires was ideal after the 90minute drive up from Edinburgh after work on the Friday. The rooms were more than adequate, and beds... more

My fiancée and I wanted an overnight stop en route back from the ferry port in Uig on the Isle of Skye, and before Glasgow. Found the hotel website and booked a room for about £55 – an amazing deal. Absolutely cant argue with the price we paid for a night's stay. Seemed to be very few guests at the... more

Stayed here on the third day of my journey along the West Highland Way. The bedroom was fine, no frills, but OK. The bathroom was very nice. I got the impression the hotel had been designed for the coach tour market, however its under new ownership and I think they may be moving more towards the general traveller. The food... more

My family and I were looking around for a place to stay for one night half way between Skye and the ferry crossing back to Ireland to rest our weary bones! We booked the Drover’s Inn but having read some of the comments on Trip Advisor cancelled our rooms and lost our deposit! Instead we opted for the Crianlarich Hotel... more

Crianlarich Hotel, Crianlarich, Scotland, 19 Sept 09 This little hotel, on the other hand, stands not only in stark contrast to the Ben Nevis, but serves also to illustrate what can be achieved by competent management who care about what they do. And yet, in many ways, it is entirely comparable. Both establishments are situated on the West Highland Way,... more