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Very welcoming staff. Bathroom has toiletries available. High recommend.

Great place to stay and a wonderful host! Lewis (owner) was a delight to interact with. Friendly, attentive, kind, and genuine. Lots of attention to small things made a big difference. Room was great; good bed & pillow, nice views, quiet, etc. They have a glass doored fridge with local/regional beers on an honor system. A nice touch after a long day of hiking (WHW). Nice location up on a wee hill. Terrific breakfast, which was extra special because of the 'limited options' (like, um, zero) to eat on the last day of the hike. Bring a sando from the Co-op for lunch. Reward yourself with a well deserved beer at the Black Island Brewery behind the achey foot guy.

Stayed here on the last night of our West Highland Way. The place is about 15 minutes from the start of WHW. We had a nice welcome from the host. There are a range of beer/lagers and soft drinks in an honesty type fridge. Nice lounge available too. Lovely sized tv and welcome Radox products for a nice soak. Breakfast was very nice, fruit and yoghurt and alpen. Well cooked hot food. This set us up for the 16 mile last leg. Would recommend this place even though it’s further away than some other accommodation. As a bonus, we saw two deer on the village green.

A nice little place for a short stay. Everything you need is supplied and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The only down side was as the days went on the breakfast got smaller and smaller, you were offered more toast but these were placed in those stupid rack things where the toast gets stuck and it just helps to make it go cold. On the last day we were in hysterics at the breakfast table as we were given one mushroom that had been cut into four pieces.

Arrived here after a long day walking in the rain glad that a drying room was one of the services. Unfortunately the drying room could not handle our wet walking gear and we left with damp feet the next day. Room was very small but clean, shower was a little disappointing Cooked breakfast was good

This is a beautifully appointed guest house with thought given to everything a weary traveller could want. The bathrooms with bath even had Radox and soaking salts to rejuvenate after a long days hike. Breakfast was generous with continental including fruit compotes, yoghurt, juices and cereals while the hot breakfast was served individually to order. The hosts were attentive and friendly and they even provided drying areas and luggage lock ups for your gear. A few traditional pubs nearby sort you out for lunch and dinner and a local co-op to stock upon snacks.

A few 100 m outside of the village. Quiet, really small rooms (two beds, not adjacent); showers below expectations. Some refurbishment, eg painting, is advisable. Breakfast fine. Check-in strictly enforced after 3 pm (we were there before and had to wait until 3 pm).

Very comfortable overnight stay whilst walking the West Highland Way. Very nice touches including much appreciated bath salts & an ‘honesty’ shop/bar for drinks & snacks. A cosy lounge area & efficient breakfast service. In a quiet location with easy access to the shops & pubs of Kinlochleven.

The Guest House was wonderful - very clean with everything we needed including a variety of soaps and shampoos. The staff were excellent and very welcoming. The wifi was excellent. It is right in town and you can easily walk to restaurants, pubs or the co-op to pick up something for dinner. The breakfast was excellent and they could easily accommodate special diets.