The Glencoe Inn

Stayed a night at The Glencoe Inn and had a pleasant experience. Dinner on arrival was the highlight — the lady host was super chirpy and incredibly personable, bringing a bright, happy energy that made the evening feel special. Breakfast the next morning was hosted by a gentleman with a great sense of humour, adding a light and cheerful start to the day. The room was clean and well-kept, with excellent in-room shower amenities — the shampoo and soap smelled fantastic, and a proper hot shower melted away all the fatigue. Only downside: the walls are quite thin, so footsteps and neighbouring sounds were noticeable at times. Not a dealbreaker, but worth being aware. Overall, friendly people, thoughtful touches, and a cosy Highland atmosphere. Would happily return.

Being local, we wanted a couple of pre dinner drinks while dinner cooking at home. Don't waste your time as it's locked up. There's no signage to say so, the interior lights are on but please don't bother. It's the 1st of September, the season is still in flow, the A82 is still busy as we're still in tourist season, but this is not the first time this has happened. A real shame as it could be a goldmine due to its position on the main Glasgow to Fort William route. They have most definitely lost our custom for good.

Whatever you do don’t stay here. Photos are very deceptive. Restaurant is always out of something. Bedding is very uncomfortable.

This is not 5 star but a nice inn to stay at - I would not opt for dinner again as the choice was limited for more than one night - didn’t change and a lack of availability throughout (no fresh fish/shellfish despite being called steak and lobster restaurant). Quite pricey for what it is.

Although the public spaces of the hotel are quite nice, the rooms are in need of upgrades and the facilities need freshening up. It’s unusual to see trash bins overflowing, tables not cleared and general untidiness at a hotel which has so much potential. While the staff made an effort to be of service, it was clear management oversight was needed. It’s disappointing when a chef is late, food selections offered are not available and the restaurant and bar areas are untidy.

We came to the glencoe inn on our sixth night of the west highland way, we had been camping every other night so this was our wee treat to ourselves. The inn had such a rustic, cosy feel to it from the onset with the decor. We loved it. Our host (never caught his name) seemed to be the only one around but this did not stop him from putting on his best service. He instantly made us feel at home and made us aware of all that was on offer. Attention to detail was clear, in the wee newspaper, nip of whisky and right down to the highland soap co. Products. We were very pleased to hear we also had a free sauna and jacuzzi on offer after many long days of hiking!! We were booked in at the restaurant for dinner and breakfast - the server again was very welcoming and tended to all our needs. The food was delicious and good quality. Similar to the inn host he seemed to be the only man running the show, serving our dinner and breakfast! Despite this he did a very good job. Loved our stay from start to finish, would definitely recommend and come back.