Arisaig Hotel

Hotel · Highland

Arisaig Hotel

Hotel · Highland

Main Road, Arisaig PH39 4NH, United Kingdom

Highlights

Nestled in a charming former coaching inn, this welcoming hotel boasts bright rooms with sea views, delicious dining, and a lively atmosphere perfect for unwinding.

Main Road, Arisaig PH39 4NH, United Kingdom Get directions

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"Overlooking the Bay of Loch nan Ceall, the Arisaig Hotel is surrounded by true Highland wilderness, from pristine, white-sand beaches to crystal-clear waters where you can spot otters and seals. Based in one of the most charming villages on the Road to the Isles, the old coaching inn is also home to Arisaig’s local folk music scene, with jam sessions taking place in the hotel bar on Friday nights throughout the year and on Sunday afternoons during the summer months. Rooms are simply furnished, with eight offering ocean views and four overlooking the village, and there’s an on-site restaurant serving local seafood like rope-grown mussels and hot-smoked salmon. When you want to get out and explore, boat trips to the islands of Eigg and Rum, as well as sea kayaking and rides on the Jacobite Steam Train, can all be easily arranged."

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Diane J

Google

Just back from a three night stay - nice warm welcome on arrival, lovely spotlessly clean room, good shower with nice products. Restaurant food delicious - I had the mussels twice and breakfast each morning was spot on. Staff are genuinely lovely - special thanks to Katie who took the time to chat seeing as I was travelling alone and gave me some great tips on local area. Excellent location for local beaches and for the train to Mallaig. Thanks to all - I had a lovely time, hope to be back soon. Di J

Keller Bianca

Google

It was a perfect stay here at Arisaig Hotel. The entire team was super friendly like I have never experienced anywhere else. The breakfast was very tasty and the food in the restaurant in the evening was just great and the best we had on our vacation here in Scotland. Arisaig is a small village that enchanted us. We will come back and of course to this hotel again. thanks to the entire hotel team.

iwmcandrew

Google

Cosy and warm welcome. WE had a mid-week break. Food and ambiance of the Crofters Rest could not be faulted. We ate in every night. Breakfast was particularly superb; recommend the full scottish! The staff were friendly, attentive and nothing was too much trouble. We will be back.

Lynn C

Google

We have just spent a week in Arisaig and visited the Arisaig Hotel several times for food and drinks. The atmosphere and the staff make this a very enjoyable experience even when it is very busy. We sat under the outside canopy for drinks and to listen to the live music and in the bar for evening meals. The haddock is the best I've tasted! We didn't eat there on a Sunday but the roast diners going by looked very good.

David P

Google

Absolutely fabulous hotel, super dog friendly for our dogs Willow and Mishka. Katy(ie) and Ja(y)ne absolutely work their butts off, all the staff super friendly and make the whole stay fantastic, have seen some damming reviews on here and honestly, you were in the wrong place or dreaming, it’s fabulous, atmosphere every night, brought about by locals who embraced visitors, this is a local pub, but more than that it’s a community hub, best wishes to Katy and Blair, good luck for your future happiness, Jayne look after the new little one . We had a great time, love you all, stay safe|David , Lesley, Willow, and Mishka XXX

Barbara Chalmers

Google

Stayed here 1 night before catching the ferry from Mallaig to Lochboisdale the next day. Room clean and comfy with fantastic views over water and beautiful sunsets. Food was deeelicious. Friendly service too. Would stay here again for sure. Was lovely...

Ann A

Google

I was so surprised when we drove into this hotel car park, the building was run down and when I opened the door into the hotel the first thing that hit me was a smell which was quite sickly and first impression was a very unkempt area. I had to go into the bar to find someone to get checked in. We then climbed up a flight of stairs to our room, on the surface the room looked ok but once again it was not clean, then went into the ensuite and was shocked at the dirty bathroom. We then went down to get dinner which we booked in advance, the food was nothing special, and we just had our meal then left the very noisy bar where they served dinner. Breakfast was disappointing, I ended up having a slice of toast and tea. We both did not sleep well in this room, the whole so called hotel had a smell and was dirty, I must also add breakfast finished at 9.15am. My opinion is this run down establishment needs a lot of money spent on it, but a good deep clean would be a start. We paid £176 for one night in this so called hotel, I took some pictures, one last thing we did not have a full roll of toilet paper we had the end of a roll of toilet paper look at my pictures. Avoid this hotel, an over priced dirty work horse.

victor brierley

Google

Sunday Roast Perfection. Not often you have a place that merits 5 stars but the Sunday Roast Lunch here, it really is that good. If we've had better, including everywhere, we can't remember where. One of the other Diners thought you shouldn't have cauliflower cheese with it but for us, this perfect addition actually made it! Sprouting Broccoli, Roast Potatoes, Celeriac, the best, perfect Sirloin, a Yorkshire pudding, gravy and...the aforementioned perfect Cauliflower Cheese. £18 Really decent Merlot Red Wine at only £20 a bottle (we had two!) Has to be the best in the West Highlands, live music afterwards, utterly sublime. Go.