Grand Tour of Scotland by Rail | 8 Days

Dora embodies everything we strive to offer at Macs. She has been welcoming our guests since we first launched a West Highland Way tour back in 2003, hosting thousands of Macs clients over the years. Yet, she greets every new guest with the same warmth and care as if it were her very first. No detail is overlooked here—rooms are impeccably maintained, and every aspect is designed with comfort in mind. Overlooking the stunning Loch Linnhe and just a short walk from the town centre with its array of shops, pubs, and restaurants, this is the ideal spot to unwind after a day of adventure.

A warm welcome awaits you at Guisachan House, a family run private guest house. They are situated in an elevated position off the main road with views over Loch Linnhe and surrounding hills only 5 minutes walking distance from Fort William town centre. They have 17 bedrooms and a guest lounge and bar offering wine, beer, spirits and malt whiskey. Keep an eye out for photography dotted around the guest house taken by Phil, one of the owners. 

Located in a prime residential area overlooking Loch Linnhe, the guest house is only 5 minutes walk from the shops and restaurants in Fort William town centre. You are assured a warm welcome at this splendid property and all rooms are en-suite with central heating, flat screen televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. There is free WiFi.

An-Airidh is a family-run B&B on Loch Portree's shore, offering stunning views and Highland hospitality for over 50 years. The Macleod family has lived here since the 1790s. Just a 10-minute walk from Portree, the property features large gardens leading to the seashore, home to seals and occasional otters. Wake up to views of Ben Tianavaig, where sea eagles often soar, and enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast delivered to your room.

The Gables is a comfortable, modern home located in a picturesque area on the southern edge of Portree, offering stunning views of Portree Bay and Ben Tianavaig. The accommodation includes a triple room, a double room, and a twin room, each featuring a private en-suite bathroom. All rooms are equipped with TVs, hospitality trays, and hair dryers for added convenience. For those arriving in Portree by Bus, the Isle of Skye Candle Visitor Centre bus stop is just a 5-minute walk away.

Upgrade Option (additional supplement added at confirmation): Former Georgian Farmhouse, The Marmalade was once home to Alexander MacLeod, treasurer for the MacDonald clan. Alexander and his wife cultivated oranges in their garden and made sweet homemade marmalade. Arguably Portree's poshest hotel, rooms are spacious and stylishly decorated, and the beds are astonishingly comfortable. Expect all those finishing touches that make a stay here feel extra special, think local Highland spa products infused with lemongrass and ginger and locally spun pure wool throws. The attached restaurant, Chargrill is one of the best in town and the recently fitted sauna and relaxation room is the the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring Skye. 

An-Airidh is a family-run B&B on Loch Portree's shore, offering stunning views and Highland hospitality for over 50 years. The Macleod family has lived here since the 1790s. Just a 10-minute walk from Portree, the property features large gardens leading to the seashore, home to seals and occasional otters. Wake up to views of Ben Tianavaig, where sea eagles often soar, and enjoy a freshly prepared breakfast delivered to your room.

The Gables is a comfortable, modern home located in a picturesque area on the southern edge of Portree, offering stunning views of Portree Bay and Ben Tianavaig. The accommodation includes a triple room, a double room, and a twin room, each featuring a private en-suite bathroom. All rooms are equipped with TVs, hospitality trays, and hair dryers for added convenience. For those arriving in Portree by Bus, the Isle of Skye Candle Visitor Centre bus stop is just a 5-minute walk away.

Upgrade Option (additional supplement added at confirmation): Former Georgian Farmhouse, The Marmalade was once home to Alexander MacLeod, treasurer for the MacDonald clan. Alexander and his wife cultivated oranges in their garden and made sweet homemade marmalade. Arguably Portree's poshest hotel, rooms are spacious and stylishly decorated, and the beds are astonishingly comfortable. Expect all those finishing touches that make a stay here feel extra special, think local Highland spa products infused with lemongrass and ginger and locally spun pure wool throws. The attached restaurant, Chargrill is one of the best in town and the recently fitted sauna and relaxation room is the the perfect place to unwind after a day exploring Skye. 

Ballifeary Guest House is an impressive Victorian Villa with many original features. It has a large private car park for guests use and a secured shed for those with bikes. It is ideally located only a matter of yards from Eden Court theatre and a short walk from the River Ness where many restaurants, the Cathedral and Castle can be found. The rooms have been recently refurbished to a high standard offering every comfort you would expect.  

Glencairn and Ardross Guest House is a family run guesthouse. The building is an elegant detached listed Victorian building situated in a quiet street close to the scenic River Ness. Room are comfortable and tastefully furnished and have all the amenities you require.

Built in 1842, your accommodation is a well-appointed Victorian villa with stunning views over the River Ness and Cavell Gardens. All rooms have TV, hospitality tray, hairdryers and free wireless Internet. They also have available on request bathrobes, slippers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, iron and ironing board and DVD player.

Ballifeary Guest House is an impressive Victorian Villa with many original features. It has a large private car park for guests use and a secured shed for those with bikes. It is ideally located only a matter of yards from Eden Court theatre and a short walk from the River Ness where many restaurants, the Cathedral and Castle can be found. The rooms have been recently refurbished to a high standard offering every comfort you would expect.  

Glencairn and Ardross Guest House is a family run guesthouse. The building is an elegant detached listed Victorian building situated in a quiet street close to the scenic River Ness. Room are comfortable and tastefully furnished and have all the amenities you require.

Built in 1842, your accommodation is a well-appointed Victorian villa with stunning views over the River Ness and Cavell Gardens. All rooms have TV, hospitality tray, hairdryers and free wireless Internet. They also have available on request bathrobes, slippers, toothbrushes and toothpaste, iron and ironing board and DVD player.

The Acarsaid is a small family run 3* hotel in the heart of Pitlochry. Enjoy a great night's stay in one of their 19 warm and welcoming bedrooms. The hotel also has a cosy bar with a great range of whisky and restaurant serving delicious local Highland cuisine. 

Tucked away in secluded wooded grounds in the Highland Perthshire town of Pitlochry, this beautiful early Victorian house has now been transformed into a 14-bedroom boutique B&B, providing a unique blend of the traditional with the luxury of contemporary design. The individually designed spacious deluxe rooms all have comfortable six foot wide beds and are decorated with stylish fabrics and furnishings. 

On Lower Oakfield – an elevated position with unrestricted views over the town and the Tummel valley and distant views of the South end of the Cairngorm National Park. Derrybeg is approximately 350m from the centre of Pitlochry’s famous High Street and all of the amenities of the town centre. A large Edwardian building with 8 ensuite letting bedrooms, a large dining room and large guest lounge – both with spectacular views over the town and surrounding countryside.

Ravenswood Guest House offers comfortable accommodation and is conveniently located close to the train station and city centre. The premise was built in 1890 as a family home and has been converted into a guesthouse with four ensuite bedrooms offering bed and breakfast. 

Stay in the recently renovated B&B, situated in the historic city of Stirling, within walking distance of The National Wallace Monument and the city centre. A perfect base to explore Stirling and the wider area.

Located in the heart of Stirling, The Allan Park offers refurbished accommodation in a historic property with a bar, restaurant and coffee house.