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Corriechoille Lodge

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#10 of 16 B&Bs in Spean Bridge
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Corriechoille Lodge is a renovated 18th-century fishing lodge, situated amidst some of the most spectacular scenery in the Highlands of Scotland. It is a family run guest house, offering quality accommodation, personal service and home cooked food. All of our spacious rooms have en-suite bathrooms / shower rooms, and we have a drinks license.
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Spean Bridge PH34 4EY Scotland
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Magda P wrote a review Jun 2021
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After 2 days walk from Corrour Station we could not have imaged the better place to rest for the night.From the moment we were greeted by Lucy on our arrival until we said good bye we felt very lucky to have found this place. Both dinner and breakfast had made our stay even more special.
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Date of stay: June 2021
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dene2 wrote a review Sept 2020
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom60 contributions58 helpful votes
We stayed here for two nights and found it lovely. The location is isolated and quiet, the food was absolutely fantastic, the hosts were friendly, and they had a rigorous covid-secure policy. As an older person, I felt completely safe there. We had a lovely walk in magnificent scenery straight from the door towards Grey Corries. We are already planning our return trip.
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Date of stay: September 2020
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spopey15 wrote a review Oct 2019
Sydney, Australia2875 contributions120 helpful votes
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First, a warning for those who don't have a car: Corriechoille Lodge is out of the way, about a kilometre up a rough wooded track from Spean Bridge. You need a car, and you also need to think about whether you want to drive this road at night after dark. Well, we had a car and were delighted with Corriechoille Lodge. It is a beauty. On arrival, Justin, the host, greeted us with a lovely cup of (proper leaf!) tea and excellent shortbread in the sitting room, and we marvelled at the pieces of artwork collected from around the world, the view of the garden, and the comfort. We settled in very well, and returned to this glorious sitting room for pre-dinner drinks in the evening. We had organised to have dinner every night of our stay of three nights. I'm very glad we did this, because, as mentioned, we didn't fancy the drive in to Spean Bridge or Fort William at night. Justin's partner, Lucy, prepares the meals, and oh boy, it is clear that she cares passionately about good food. These meals were the best we had on our trip of eight weeks. A sample: Starter of blue cheese souffle; main of chicken with venison chorizo; sweet of choc-almond torte with lemon/lime icecream. There is a different menu every nighgt, all beautifully presented, home cooked and with veggies grown in their garden. We were in food heaven. They have a licence to serve alcohol, too, so we were able to dine with wine. Worth every penny. Breakfast is a continuation of the care for good food - a fruit salad prepared from strawberries, blueberries, kiwifruit, pineapple and orange; lovely bread and homemade marmalade and jam (and I know my marmalade, so I recognise excellence!). Of course there were hot food options too. Corriechoille Lodge is a great base for walking; we did an uphill walk to find a local bothy. Being lazy, and keen photographers, we spent a lot of time stopping to marvel at the views and to take photos, watch butterflies, check out the plantlife and just to sit and absorb the peace. We never did find the bothy, but enjoyed the walk in itself so much that this didn't matter. Other walkers stay for more strenuous pursuits - bagging munroes or running up Ben Nevis(!). The garden and grounds are lovely too. There are chooks and ducks and an extensive vegetable garden, as well as a rambling walled garden with fruit trees and many perennial flowering plants. Being late summer/early autumn, there was a wonderful fading chaos in the plant life as it prepared for winter. Highly recommended if you're happy to be off the main tourist route for a short stay. Justin and Lucy are kind, quiet people, who will make your stay a pleasure to remember for ever.
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Date of stay: September 2019
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JDseabird wrote a review Jul 2019
Northumberland, United Kingdom55 contributions28 helpful votes
First off, this needs 10 stars, not 5! A beautiful location, seeming miles from anywhere and surrounded by hills but in fact only a couple of miles from the centre of Spean Bridge. Having driven along a narrow lane and turned onto an old drove road away from the river and up through woods, one rounds a bend and suddenly there is the Lodge, and a warm and friendly welcome from Justin and Lucy. Inside, the house is lovely and the room we had was enormous, very comfortable and restful: just what we needed after a very long drive! Two windows overlooked the garden (with free-range hens) to the mountains beyond. We were welcomed with tea/coffee and delicious home-made shortbread in the Sitting Room, in spite of there being a well-stocked hospitality tray in our room. It was these extra 'little touches' that made the stay so special. Things like the huge fluffy bath towels, matching hand towels and even flannels in the bathroom, colour-matched with the decor; the luxury locally-made Highland Soap Company Hebridean Seaweed toiletries (lush!)... Breakfast did not disappoint either. I (not normally a fan of things healthy and muesli!) just loved Justin's own blend home-made muesli, followed by a perfectly cooked breakfast. Corriechoille Lodge is slightly off the beaten track but well worth seeking out, and we just wished we had more than the one night to enjoy it better! Justin also makes some beautiful dishes and other useful items from wood he collects locally and turns, for sale to guests at very reasonable prices. I'm not quite sure how I managed to 'find' this during an online search for accommodation in the area, but I am so glad I did! We will definitely be back.
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Date of stay: June 2019
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Benjamin A O wrote a review Aug 2018
Glasgow, United Kingdom22 contributions9 helpful votes
Stayed here whilst exploring the Highlands. Breathtaking views, super quiet, amazing value, wonderful food, unpretentious and homely. Super clean and really well run by two marvellous owners that clearly put their heart and soul into it.
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Date of stay: August 2018
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Montegue1 wrote a review Sept 2017
Canada12 contributions7 helpful votes
The Corriechoille Lodge is perfectly situated off the main road in Spean Bridge. As a result, we had a very peaceful nights sleep in our beautifully decorated, spotlessly clean, large double room. The view from our window was lovely (mountain range in the distance). You are surrounded by nature. Our kind host greeted us with excellent coffee and biscuits in the Lodge's charming library/study on the second floor. The bed was very comfortable. Breakfast was scrumptious and cooked fresh by the owner. We discovered a wonderful walking path located behind the main train station in Spean Bridge not far from the Lodge (drove to it) and highly recommend it. We regret not staying longer.
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Date of stay: July 2017
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Chris S wrote a review Aug 2017
California, United States5 contributions2 helpful votes
Spectacular setting, wonderful rooms, and superior hospitality. The optional dinner from foods grown on the property was the best we've had so far in Scotland. Well worth the extra cost. Peaceful and intimate, with art and local found objects decorating the rooms, this B&B is obviously a labor of love. Highly recommended. The directions to find it might be a little better tuned to those not used to Scottish lanes, but that's the only thing I could suggest to improve the experience. The picture is the view of the Highlands from the window of our room.
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Date of stay: August 2017Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Iain M wrote a review Oct 2016
Edinburgh, United Kingdom6 contributions
This was our first visit to Corriechoille Lodge. Terrific location with stunning views. We experienced complete tranquility in extremely comfortable, quality accommodation. Hosts were friendly, welcoming and the excellent food was complemented by a competitive wine list. We will be back.
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Date of stay: September 2016
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TRUDIMAY wrote a review Sept 2016
Peebles, United Kingdom5 contributions5 helpful votes
Fantastic welcome with tea and homemade shortbread (that just melted in your mouth,) in the guest lounge and this set the scene for the entire stay. Spacious room with dual aspect windows, and window seat, framing the stunning view across to the mountains. Lovely clean bathroom, once again very spacious with complimentary local toiletries. Breakfast had a wide range of options and was extremely tasty. Eggs were provided by their own free range hens that roamed the gardens. Plenty of outside seating to enjoy the views when the weather allows! A little of the beaten track about 2 miles from Spean Bridge along a single road but in an amazing peaceful setting. Idea base for exploring the Nevis region. Evening meals are provided if requested in advance but didn't use this facility this stay. Also you could partake in a few drinks at very reasonable prices or pay corkage if you wish to bring your own. Can't recommend this place highly enough.
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Date of stay: September 2016
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ItalianFiona wrote a review Aug 2016
Milan, Italy4 contributions4 helpful votes
I regret not having spent more time there. Already we got unlucky and arrived late. The location is perfect for peace and quiet lovers. The surroundings are stunning. The view is beautiful. The breakfast is delicious. The owners are really nice. I would definitely go back. Love it.
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Date of stay: August 2016Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, free breakfast, and an on-site restaurant.
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Guests can enjoy free breakfast and an on-site restaurant during their stay.
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Yes, free parking is available to guests.
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Yes, it offers wheelchair access. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.