Lodges with Hot Tubs in Fort William

Ben Nevis Holiday Park, Highlands

Looking for lodges with hot tubs in Fort William? Just a short drive from town sits this absolute gem with jaw-dropping views of Scotland's highest mountain.

The private hot tubs here aren't just tacked on as an afterthought, they're perfectly positioned for mountain views while you soak. Nothing beats slipping into bubbling water after hiking those Highland trails.

Perched on the shingle beach of the River Lochy, this park serves up an unforgettable slice of Scottish paradise. We recommend booking a Nevis Hot Tub Lodge for couples as the sunken tubs on private balconies are as romantic as it gets!

Bringing the whole clan? The Nevis Hot Tub Lodge 4 sleeps eight with four bedrooms (all en-suite, thank god) and enough mod cons to keep everyone happy.

These luxury cabins are really well-kitted out. We're talking soundbars, massive TVs and modern furnishings that don't compromise on comfort.

Adventure time? The skiers' gondola up Aonach Mor is just minutes away and mountain bikers will lose their minds over the popular local trails.

Take the steam train to Mallaig or day trip to Skye which are  both absolute must-dos if you're into your scenic journeys.

On days when you can't be bothered to venture out, the on-site café, takeaway and beer garden has you covered. There's even a playground for the kids in this family-friendly retreat.

Pet owners, breathe easy – your four-legged mates are welcome in these self-catering accommodations. Weekend getaways or longer countryside escapes, this boutique park hits all the right notes.

What to do on a family or couple’s hot tub break in Fort William

Booking a lodge with a hot tub in Fort William offers a unique way to experience the Scottish Highlands. Known as the "Outdoor Capital of the UK," Fort William is a hub for adventure and relaxation.

Whether you're travelling with family or as a couple, there's a wide range of activities to enjoy. From hiking the famous Ben Nevis to exploring the picturesque Glen Nevis, the area is rich in natural beauty and history. Lodges with hot tubs provide the perfect base to unwind after a day of exploration.

Sightseeing in Fort William

Visiting Fort William offers a plethora of sightseeing opportunities. The town is nestled between the shores of Loch Linnhe and the towering peaks of the Grampian Mountains.

Each season brings its own charm. In winter, the snow-capped mountains create a stunning backdrop, while summer offers long daylight hours perfect for hiking and exploring. Autumn and spring provide milder weather and fewer crowds, ideal for a more peaceful visit.

Top 5 attractions you have to see in Fort William

Ben Nevis

Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5

Standing at 1,345 metres, Ben Nevis is the UK's highest peak. It's a must-visit for hikers and offers breathtaking views from the summit.

The climb is challenging but rewarding and many visitors recommend starting early to avoid crowds. The official website provides detailed routes and safety tips.

Glen Nevis

Trip Advisor score: 4.7/5

Glen Nevis is a stunning valley that offers a variety of walking trails. The area is known for its lush landscapes and the dramatic Steall Waterfall. Visitors often praise the peaceful atmosphere and the chance to spot local wildlife. The glen is accessible year-round, but spring and autumn are particularly beautiful.

West Highland Museum

Trip Advisor score: 4.6/5

Located in the heart of Fort William, the West Highland Museum offers insights into the history and culture of the Highlands. The museum features exhibits on the Jacobite era and local life. It's a great place to visit on a rainy day and entry is free, though donations are welcome.

Nevis Range Mountain Experience

Trip Advisor score: 4.5/5

The Nevis Range Mountain Experience offers a gondola ride up Aonach Mòr, providing stunning views of the surrounding mountains. It's popular with skiers in the winter and mountain bikers in the summer. The café at the top is a great spot for a hot drink while taking in the scenery.

Jacobite Steam Train

Trip Advisor score: 4.8/5

Known as the "Hogwarts Express," the Jacobite Steam Train offers a scenic journey from Fort William to Mallaig. The route passes over the iconic Glenfinnan Viaduct. It's a favourite among Harry Potter fans and offers stunning views of the Highlands.

Fort William visitor FAQs

How do I get to Fort William?

The town is accessible by train, bus and car. The scenic train journey from Glasgow is particularly popular.

What is the weather like?

The weather is unpredictable. It's best to prepare for rain and sunshine in the same day.

Are there any family-friendly activities?

Yes, from the Nevis Range gondola to the Jacobite Steam Train, there are plenty of activities for families.

Can I climb Ben Nevis without a guide?

Yes, but it's recommended to have some hiking experience and check weather conditions.

What wildlife can I see?

You might spot red deer, golden eagles and otters in the area.

Is Fort William pet-friendly?

Many lodges and trails welcome dogs, but always check in advance.

Are there any local festivals?

The Fort William Mountain Festival is a highlight, celebrating outdoor activities.

What should I pack?

Waterproofs, hiking boots and a camera for the stunning views.

• Visit Scotland - Fort William
• West Highland Museum
• Nevis Range
• Jacobite Steam Train
• Walk Highlands - Fort William

In conclusion, Fort William is a fantastic destination for those looking to explore the Scottish Highlands. With attractions like Ben Nevis and the Jacobite Steam Train, there's something for everyone.

Staying in lodges with hot tubs in Fort William adds a touch of luxury to your adventure, making it a trip to remember.