Featuring a bar, The Chlachain Inn is located in Mallaig in the Highlands region, 26 miles from Glenfinnan Station Museum and 26 miles from Glenfinnan Monument.
Heather
Canada
Bar staff checked us in and were funny and efficient. Breakfast was cooked to order in the morning and again staff was very friendly! Three only reason I didn't put full marks was the step outside stairs
The “Road to the Isles” ends at the harbor of Mallaig, with ferries to the Hebrides leaving from this remote and peaceful part of Scotland.
Jeff
United States of America
Amazing location, with a great view of the sea and offshore isles (incl. Skye) and a nice outdoor area for sitting, eating, relaxing, whatever. There are also some fine walking trails through the surrounding area.
Providing a garden, An Bothan offers accommodations in Mallaig. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the apartment free of charge. Outdoor seating is also available at An Bothan.
Khiok
United States of America
Brand new facility, very comfortable , two storey apartment, a lot of space. Top notch facilities, love staying here
On Scotland’s far west coast, The Mission Bunkhouse in Mallaig offers simple hostel accommodations right opposite the train station and seconds from the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal.
Hedley
United Kingdom
Views were fantastic staff super friendly and helpful. For budget accomodation brilliant.
Located in Ardvasar, 22 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh, The Inn @ Aird a' Bhasair has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Joanne
Canada
The location to the Ferry terminal to Mallaig is great. Restaurant was excellent, food was delicious. Rooms were nice and comfortable; was great for a one night stay.
Established in 1902 The Morar Hotel is a family-run hotel in the highlands in North West Scotland, 3 miles from Mallaig, the Southern gateway to the Isle of Skye.
Offering a garden, Arisaig Pods features accommodations in Arisaig. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Beachspirit24
United States of America
Well organized and thought out. The glass door facing the sea, briliant and private. Nice deck, very responsive host who also provided excellent taxi info in advance. Amazing beach access at low tide 10 walk down the hill.
Rubha Phoil offers accommodations in Ardvasar, 22 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh and 31 miles from Eilean Donan Castle. There's a private entrance at the campground for the convenience of those who stay....
Stanley
United Kingdom
It was close to where my clients were staying and right next to ferry terminal- It’s on an Eco site so be prepared for facilities that are basic but comfortable. Getting back to nature with the facility to have your own fire- really enjoyed my stay
Kinloch Lodge Hotel and Restaurant is a family-run former 17th-century hunting lodge, located at the foot of a long private drive up Kinloch Hill on the shoreline of Loch Na Dal.
Samantha
United States of America
Completely stunning and breathtaking. You felt like you had your own land and lodge. Every touch was gorgeous
I suppose it's handy for the Ferry. Since we were there a few years ago we felt it had gone not so friendly. We didn't see our hostess, only when she came for the money. Very impersonal. No food option. Hotel up the brae was nice for food. Let ourselves out the next morning. Felt it was a couldn't be bothered attitude. Wouldn't go again. Probably wouldn't visit Mallaig again.
Jean
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Mallaig is an interesting place for a couple of days...a...
Mallaig is an interesting place for a couple of days...a working harbour and small town with some tourist facilities.The ferry to Skye leaves from here several times a day and you can take boat trips from Mallaig itself.There are a couple of short local walks which are worth doing.
There's several eateries including a pub up the hill that does great pub grub and delicious cider and a take away fish and chip place.
The arrival by train along a beautiful scenic railway line is memorable...I think 2 days is long enough here though!
Debh23
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
If you need to catch a ferry it perfect,besides that there...
If you need to catch a ferry it perfect,besides that there is really not much there,a few shops and restaurants,so once you have walked the town, see the old steam train before it departs and had some fish and chips your done.
Richard
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Loved the harbour area which has a lot of activity.
Loved the harbour area which has a lot of activity. Excellent bakers nearby as well as fish and chips restaurants and a delightful pizzeria. Also The Horsebox just up the road from the harbour - lovely coffees and cakes.
Isabella
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Gorgeous part of the Highlands with good transport links !
Gorgeous part of the Highlands with good transport links ! Ferries and Trains ! The train journey is spectacular and worth every Penny and minute of the 5 hours from Glasgow or 2 hours plus from Fort William … I’m not a train spotter by any means or a Harry Potter fan but this journey as always been on my travel bucket list and did not disappoint!
Good bar / restaurant … great value great food at the top of the hill and friendly locals !! Be aware as you’d expect not a lot open in the depths of winter!! But enough and how I personally like it !!
darren
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The scenery was breathtaking, locals so friendly and helpful...
The scenery was breathtaking, locals so friendly and helpful. Only downside several places were closed due to staff shortages.
Hotel was fantastic but the staff, the two Fiona's and Pawel were wonderful, above and beyond helpful
The Marine is clean, comfortable and very well located, with fantastic views of the coast and the historical railway. Breakfast was great and very Covid safe. We had a couple of problems completely unrelated to the hotel during our stay in Mallaig, but each time the staff went out of their way to help. Would definitely return here.
everything was perfect. Good location, friendly hostess, hostess very helpful and answered all questions. I walked from Mallaig to Glenfinnan Viaduct and the Isle of Skye, so perfect base. I was even allowed to leave my things there after checking in, which was very nice for me. Pure recommendation!
The room was well proportioned and very comfortable, with cosy beds, a lovely view, and a nice bathroom with a great shower! We also liked the tea/coffee/biscuits provided. The pub is conveniently located within Mallaig and a short distance to all shops/cafes etc.
The view from this hotel is amazing. Everything is close by in Mallaig. Our room was lovely. We were on the top floor which is fine for us and it was quiet and the view was lovely of the night sky.
Breakfast was good and the staff were lovely.
The location was incredible - right in the middle of Mallaig next to the port and all the restaurants. It was fun that the flat is an old bank - it gave it additional charm! It was such a comfortable place to stay in Mallaig.
Lannie
United States of America
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