Hotels near Plockton Station

"Views spectacular food excellent great spot to stay"

"Parking was easy and the rooms were great"

"Comfortable room"

"Great location, bed was comfy and room was clean. The reception staff seemed to be more interested with arguing with each other, mainly caused by the lady in the back office than tend to my checking in. The blinds in the room were terrible and the bathroom curtain window was hanging off. Floor boards very creaky. Parking a nightmare. Breakfast was great the first morning but only ok the 2nd. Restaurant staff were excellent. I would stay again as the price compared to other hotels was excellent. All in all a good stay. "

"The hotel was well presented, very clean and welcoming. The rooms were decorated to a high standard, with good quality furniture, nice clean bedding and fresh towels. Shower was good and toiletries were there for use. Parking at the back of the hotel . The evening meal and breakfast were very good and well presented. Staff were welcoming, friendly and helpful. Would recommend staying here."

"Top"

"The host is really nice and the accommodation itself is super clean and cosy. "

"Fine stay all we needed for our few nights there to be very comfortable. "

"Our hosts were very friendly and offered advise regarding Storm Amy's approach, where we could see the stags locally (which we did!) and regarding returning via Bealach na Ba which we did in dense cloud on the way in. We took the coast road back as the weather was worsening and the view non existent! Our room was very comfortable and cosy with underfloor heating in the bathroom. The honesty bar was great for stopping in the room (wine, beer, soft drinks, various snacks) - we came away with some of the lovely shortbread. Not to mention the welcome drinks which was a lovely touch. The B&B is right out of Applecross and so we took a drive back to the Applecross Inn for dinner with a lovely view out over the bay. Scottish breakfast was perfect and the locally smoked salmon was fabulous! It set us up for the day with a lovely a walk around Applecross before heading off the beat the incoming Amy."