Lochailort Hotels

Lochailort hotels

The Lochailort hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Lochailort. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation from our list of hotels in Lochailort and the surrounding area. Lochailort is at the head of Loch Ailort where the A861 joins the A830. The loch is one of the many sea-lochs that stretch in from the Hebrides. The origins of Lochailort date back to at least 1650 when an inn was recorded here, and by 1750 the settlement had grown enough to feature on a map as Kinloch Hoylort. Early in the 1800s Lochailort saw its first road with the arrival of Thomas Telford and his "Road to the Isles" from Fort William to Arisaig, and much later to Mallaig. A fish farming company here breed salmon and other species, with farming units in Loch Ailort itself. Also see Lochailort attractions & Lochailort.
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The Inn at Lochailort On the road to the Isles Lochailort PH38 4LZ	*Lochailort Hotel*. Set amid stunning loch and mountain scenery the Inn at Lochailort is a 10 bedroom privately owned establishment presenting the best of Scottish hospitality, food and accommodation.	Contact: Reception Tel: +44(0)1687 470208

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