Fort William hotel

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Pack your hiking boots for this base near Ben Nevis, known as the "Outdoor Capital of the UK"

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Fort William hotel

Pack your hiking boots for this base near Ben Nevis, known as the "Outdoor Capital of the UK"

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Loch Iall, An Airds Way, Fort William PH33 6AN

Sat Nav Directions: PH33 6FB What 3 Words: ///trickles.musician.eased

Directions: Situated close to Ben Nevis, at North end of Fort William shopping centre, just off A82 ring road close to railway and bus stations and Nevis Centre. Next to the Loch Iall Brewers Fayre.

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Transport and local information: Fort William Train Station 0.25 mile
Fort William Golf Club
Lochaber Leisure Centre
Mallaig Ferry 48 miles

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Hotel Parking:

Free on-site parking is available at this hotel. Please note that all vehicles must be registered via the QR code upon the car park signage and with reception upon arrival.

Our rooms

Standard double

A super-comfy Hypnos bed, a power shower and free Wi-Fi, our double rooms have everything you'll need for a great night's sleep.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard twin - double bed and sofa bed

Our twin rooms with a double bed and sofa bed have a super-comfy double or kingsize* Hypnos bed paired with a sofa bed, which can be arranged into a single bed.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Freeview TV
Powerful shower
Desk

Standard family

Our family rooms include a double or kingsize Hypnos bed, plus a sofa bed and pull-out bed depending on the number of guests staying in the room. We also provide travel cots at no extra cost. Room size and set up can vary based on the hotel and the number of guests.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

Standard accessible

Includes adjustable beds (standard wheelchair 480mm height), more space and wider entry bathrooms with lowered baths or wet rooms.

Free Wi-Fi
Tea & coffee facilities
Double or kingsize Hypnos bed
Freeview TV
Powerful shower

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12 Oct 2021

castlefieldcanary

High Wycombe, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Solo travel

"Brilliant"

This is the best premier inn I have stayed in, from the initial warmth of the welcome to the wonderful room I was allocated I really can't recommend this hotel highly enough esp as all the receptionists were grand.

7 Oct 2021

lesleybaker2016

London, United Kingdom

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"Fantastic night’s rest"

Facilities in room exceeded expectations. Shower and shampoo gel, hairdryer and tv. Bed and pillow very comfortable and room nice and dark and quiet. Meal deal was good value and especially impressed by coffee, yogurt and fruit breakfast choices.

7 Oct 2021

NandDYork

York

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"Happy with the room but let down by brewers fayre food."

Stayed for 3 nights in a twin room on first floor. My mum had the double bed which she found very comfortable and I had the sofa bed. The sofa bed was very firm which suited me just fine and I slept well every night. We found the room (located about halfway along the very long corridor) to be very quiet with no outdoor noise and no real noise from other rooms. Rooms not cleaned due to COVID but reception very accommodating when needing more tea/coffee/milk and simply left the bin outside the door and staff emptied it no problem! The bathroom was a bit tired with a curtain as opposed to a screen and the ceiling needed a good paint but the shower was hot and powerful and did the job. As far as we could tell the rooms seemed clean enough except maybe the less obvious areas like on top of the fire alarm light etc but wasn’t the end of the world. We felt the stay was let down by the brewers fayre where we had to book a table in advance for breakfast or evening meal if required despite it being half empty most of the time! The staff were friendly and attentive and we didn’t have to wait long for the food but the evening menu did seem limited compared to the brewers fayre of old and the food was pretty average to be honest. Breakfast was buffet style and the food was plentiful and tasty enough just not very warm even when we had breakfast at 6.30am on the last day! The plates were cold every day which probably didn’t help! The hotel is well placed and overall we’d stay there again, just a bit overpriced for what it is and would maybe venture elsewhere for meals next time.

5 Oct 2021

C0astalWalker

Woking

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"Good rooms and location but very overpriced and restaurant is poor."

I stayed here for a week in September and for a Premier Inn the room rate was very expensive, around £80 a night which I think is very over-priced for what is on offer. The room is a good size but quite gloomy (why isn't there a light by the door?) and my room was located at the end of a very long corridor (there are over 50 rooms on each floor so it's a long walk to reception and the exit). There still isn't any servicing of the rooms. The towels are changed and the bin emptied every 3 days but that is it. They didn't even top up the toilet rolls or soap had to ask at reception for more a couple of times. For the prices charged I think this service is poor. However the biggest problem is the restaurant. You still have to pre-book a time slot for all meals. You can't just up and often in the evening you have to do so at least 2 days in advance to get any times at all and earlier than that if you don't want to eat before 6pm or after 9pm. Similarly breakfast has to be booked days in advance if you don't want to eat before 7am. Fine if you plan your days to 15 minute intervals days in advance, not so good otherwise. The hotel seems to have a sign permanently on the reception desk either saying the restaurant is entirely full on one side or there is limited availability on the other. They claim to offer some meals in the rooms but on going to the restaurant to ask for this I was told "We're not doing that at the moment". No apology, no explanation and I was told that was the case throughout my stay. If you do get a time slot the breakfast is good. I am very pleased to see they have gone back to the all you can eat buffet breakfast and it's good. However the evening meals are poor. The choice is good, but you will find much of what is on the menu isn't actually available to order. If you do order the food is pretty good but the service is awful. Even when quite empty I waited over an hour for desert one evening before giving up and asking for a refund. On a previous evening I waited 45 minutes before someone came around to ask if I'd had it yet. They always claim to be full yet I never saw more than 2/3 of the tables occupied when they were turning people away at the door claiming to be full. You are not allocated a table, you can sit where you want so I can't understand why they seem to want to turn people away. At breakfast I never saw it more than half full yet they still claim to be full. It's very odd, it's a Brewers Fayre, not the Ivy!

4 Oct 2021

CHRIS F

Lincolnshire, United Kingdom

Trip Type: Couples

"Worst Premier Inn ever"

Check in was ok. Room very small compared to other Premier Inns. Tv in room kept buffering. Herd of elephants in room above Complained to Martin who told us nothing could be done about the tv as the signal came from Mull 😳 He said he would speak to the people in the room above us but it made no difference. Cold plates and lukewarm food Definitely the worst Premier Inn we have ever stayed in and we use them a lot Perfect for workmen but not for a relaxing break

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Hotel description When you visit the Scottish town of Fort William, you probably won't be spending too much time inside. But when you do, make sure you're at Premier Inn Fort William. We're a 5-minute walk from the train station and in the centre of this pretty town. In the West Highlands of Scotland, this breathtaking area is home to Ben Nevis, Britain's biggest mountain. Challenge yourself to some hiking and biking, cruise along Loch Linnhe play golf, admire local scenery from The Jacobite steam t train, or have a tipple at the Ben Nevis Distillery. When your legs are weary, tuck into a hearty meal at Brewers Fayre, our on-site restaurant, before drifting off in your super comfy, king-size bed ahead of another action-packed day.