We stoped here after we finished GGW. Ian & mother was very helpfull. The rooms was nice and comfortable clean, the hospitality tray was well stoked Nice sized bathroom clean, lovely shower after finishing walking I wallowed. Good sized Breakfast very nice, asked what you wanted at the table Ian dressed in scottish tradition very nice setting. Location close to... More

Rhu Mhor is a great example of traditional Scottish hospitality. My Sister & I stayed here at the start of walking The Great Glen Way. We arrived in Fort William on the later train and it was 10.15pm by the time we arrived. Ian provided a lovely warm welcome and chatted with us with genuine interest. Although we did not... More

Big house in a quiet commanding position on a hillside above the town. Beware very steep driveway. Our triple room at the front was rather plain and basic but spacious, nice view of trees and town. The en-suite shower was excellent, and the towels luxuriously thick. The lounge was pleasant, but hasn't changed much since 1952 ( Its a long... More

Clean, comfortable, good breakfast but woefully dated - not olde worlde or charming. Car parking treacherous so good clutch and handbreak needed. Curfew of 12.00 and then door lockec to preserve peaceful atmosphere! Also no tv in bedrooms - almost unheard of these days.

First stop on our Great Glen Way walk. What a friendly host and what excellent service. Even though we arrieved late we where welcome with a smile and some dry Scottish humor. The Homemade Scottish breakfast was the best I ever had.

A slightly quirky B&B but that adds to it's ambiance. Close to bus and train ...as well as the supermarket and the the centre of Fort William, Rhu Mhor has glimpses of the loch from the front bedrooms, This was a good find for three nights in the area. Ian was a helpful and pleasant host, resplendent in his kilt,... More

We only enquired about vacancies at Rhu Mhor thirty minutes before arriving and we were greated by a warm welcome. Room was spotlessly clean. Great location with only a five or ten minute walk into town. Breakfast service was excellent and food was just right, freshly home baked scones were a real treat. Great value for money.

We stayed here at the end of the WHW. The one thing I will say is that this isn't really a walker's B&B in the sense that the owner just wasn't interested, and when asked about Ben Nevis, responded with "Don't bother!". Each to their own, wasn't a problem for us but if you are looking for someone to natter... More

A very cheery welcome. That's all the good bits I can think of. Regretted the choice from the moment I got into my room. Car park is big but to call it precipitous is an understatment. You had better hope your hand break works and you have a head for heights.. For the safety of my car from.less competent drivers... More