It has carved itself in the history of Loch Ness as being the meeting place for Johnson & Boswell when they charted their journey to the Hebrides and also a favourite haunt for Charlie Chaplin in the 1930’s when actors and actresses of the time wanted a little peace and relaxation in the Highlands. Gavin Maxwell the author of “Ring of bright water” also stayed here whilst he finished the book, and then returned a few years later accompanied by Princess Margaret who was presenting him with an award.
Situated as we are on the road to everywhere, this is the ideal destination for visitors exploring the Highlands.The area is renowned for hunting and fishing. Popular with cyclists and bikers and a great place for a short break or a long stay.
A welcome site for tired and hungry walkers travelling the Great Glen Way and a popular coffee stop for regular commuters on the busy A82, the Hotel plays host to a good mix of passers by, tourists and locals alike.
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