About this place
The Nevis Bank at Fort William is a modern Inn on the banks of the River Nevis and at the entrance to Glen Nevis, one of the most beautiful glens in the West Highlands of Scotland. We are close to Ben Nevis yet only a ten minute walk to Fort William town centre. Situated within yards of the finish to the West Highland Way, we offer an ideal base to explore and enjoy the huge variety of activities in Lochaber. We provide lovely comfortable rooms with all the facilities expected of a modern Inn. Sustenance is offered in Browns Restaurant and Bar where you can enjoy anything from a cocktail to a pint of real ale and a tasty freshly prepared meal by one of our extensively trained chefs. We specialise in offering personal attention, hospitality, and good food for the weary traveller. Our aim is to make you feel welcome, relaxed & comfortable during your stay. Situated on the A82 North of Fort William approximately 1 kilometre from the shopping areas and yet at the entrance to Glen Nevis. The Nevis Bank is the ideal choice for your stay in Fort William and Lochaber.
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Bar
Facilities
Facilities 6
- Car park
- Check-in hour (16:00)
- Check-out hour (10:00)
- Wi-fi
- Room service
- Garden
Catering 2
- Bar
- Restaurant
Payment methods 2
- MasterCard
- Visa
Good to know 1
- Non-smoking establishment
Rooms
| Room type | Guests | Adults / children |
|---|---|---|
| Double room | up to 4 | 4 adults / 3 children |
| Single room | up to 1 | 1 adults |
| Twin room | up to 4 | 4 adults / 3 children |
Room types and occupancy come from the Hotelbeds catalogue and have not been confirmed by the hotel, so treat them as indicative. Ask the hotel for current rooms, bed layout and the number of guests.
Where it sits
Belford Road, Fort William PH33 6BY
Straight-line distance to the route's towns
- Inverness90 km
- Applecross80 km
- Ullapool119 km
- Durness195 km
- John o' Groats235 km
- Wick216 km
Figures are measured in a straight line from the hotel's coordinates. Single-track roads make the drive far slower than the map suggests; see driving notes.
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