The Cluanie Inn is situated in the remote wilderness of the picturesque Glen Shiel on the way to the Isle of Skye. This mountain inn reflects much of the Highland’s unique rustic charm with character-filled rooms that are spacious and cosy. The Inn serves hearty scrumptious meals and the warmth of the crackling log fires in the lobby will make you feel right at home. Each of the 18 rooms has a distinct character that reflects the wilderness lifestyle of the Highlands with warm bold colours, rustic wooden floors and complementary furniture. For those wanting to relax, unique rooms feature a Jacuzzi or sauna. This inn is also perfect for travellers with pets and there is also a drying room for windswept hill walkers. The Cluanie Inn is a beacon for those who want to experience the majestic grandeur of the dramatic Glen Shiel. The Munros above the Cluanie Inn are some of Scotland’s most challenging ones. The Cluanie Bar and Kitchen serves mountain-inspired cuisine, a menu of impressive hearty classics like burgers, ribs and steak, and international favourites in a lively and casual ambience where travellers and locals gather to enjoy the well-stocked bar. Landour Bakehouse is a bakery and patisserie housed in an old-fashioned Bothy, situated across from The Cluanie Inn that serves a delicious array of unique handmade cakes, pastries and sandwiches, some of which are from recipes dating back to the late 1890’s, in a traditional charming mountain-style cafe. One can stop by for a quick pick up or enjoy stuffed croissants, scones, muffins, puddings and other tasty goodies while gazing at dramatic views of the Highlands' wilderness.