Featuring a bar, The Chlachain Inn is located in Mallaig in the Highlands region, 26 miles from Glenfinnan Station Museum and 26 miles from Glenfinnan Monument.
Glenn
United States of America
Quiet and comfortable. Good food, they have the best clam chowder anywhere.
The “Road to the Isles” ends at the harbor of Mallaig, with ferries to the Hebrides leaving from this remote and peaceful part of Scotland.
Stacey
United Kingdom
Room was clean and quiet. It was an easy location to walk to and also had good parking. The hotel interior on the first floor is very grand and impressive. A nice place to stay while in Mallaig.
Loch Morar Private Suite offers accommodations in Mallaig, 23 miles from Glenfinnan Viaduct.
Teresa
United States of America
Everything- room was spacious, clean, private and extremely well decorated and equipped with a full kitchen (including dishwasher), the bathroom was lovely with the most incredible rain shower head, the front dining table looked right out into loch Morar! The host was incredibly thoughtful and welcoming!!!
Providing a garden, An Bothan offers accommodations in Mallaig. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the apartment free of charge. Outdoor dining is also possible at An Bothan.
Khiok
United States of America
Brand new facility, very comfortable , two storey apartment, a lot of space. Top notch facilities, love staying here
Central house enjoys a location in Mallaig, 26 miles from Glenfinnan Monument and 26 miles from Glenfinnan Viaduct. This bed and breakfast provides a garden.
Located in Ardvasar, 22 miles from Kyle of Lochalsh, The Inn @ Aird a' Bhasair has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking and a bar.
Holly
United States of America
As we walked up the road from the ferry and saw the Inn ahead, it was like being in a fairytale(or a Rosamunde Pilcher novel for those who know her work!). We arrived early and were greeted with kindness by those who were busy in the kitchen, Rodney, and just completing cleaning, Dawn. Both made us feel welcome and we were given early access to our room. We later met Sandra and Claire who always had a smile and were most capable and kind. The staff in the restaurant included Josh who was helpful in selecting a good gin or whiskey selection. All in all, the staff were as lovely as the Inn and the idyllic setting overlooking a pristine field of sheep with the exquisite views beyond.
Established in 1902 The Morar Hotel is a family-run hotel in the highlands in North West Scotland, 3 miles from Mallaig, the Southern gateway to the Isle of Skye.
ems_2
Netherlands
The only dog friendly place available on the night we just had to pass through Mallaig.
Friendly staff!!
Near Beach and railway station.
Looks like it has some history.
Wonderful beach views.
Offering garden views, Rubha Phoil in Ardvasar offers accommodations and barbecue facilities.
Peter
United Kingdom
In a lovely spot overlooking the ferry at Armadale. The place is ideal for those who want something just a little more adventurous. Although it had rained and the ground was damp, it stayed dry while we were there; heavy rain would certainly change the experience.
Ludwig was very helpful and efficient.
Offering a garden, Arisaig Pods features accommodations in Arisaig. This property offers access to a balcony, free private parking, and free Wifi.
Beachspirit24
United States of America
Well organized and thought out. The glass door facing the sea, briliant and private. Nice deck, very responsive host who also provided excellent taxi info in advance. Amazing beach access at low tide 10 walk down the hill.
Gorgeous part of the Highlands with good transport links !
Gorgeous part of the Highlands with good transport links ! Ferries and Trains ! The train journey is spectacular and worth every Penny and minute of the 5 hours from Glasgow or 2 hours plus from Fort William … I’m not a train spotter by any means or a Harry Potter fan but this journey as always been on my travel bucket list and did not disappoint!
Good bar / restaurant … great value great food at the top of the hill and friendly locals !! Be aware as you’d expect not a lot open in the depths of winter!! But enough and how I personally like it !!
darren
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
The scenery was breathtaking, locals so friendly and helpful...
The scenery was breathtaking, locals so friendly and helpful. Only downside several places were closed due to staff shortages.
Hotel was fantastic but the staff, the two Fiona's and Pawel were wonderful, above and beyond helpful
Margaret
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Mallaig is at its heart an old fishing town which has seen...
Mallaig is at its heart an old fishing town which has seen that part of its self-image eroded by the economics of fisheries across the land. Meanwhile it has become popular because of the steam railway and Harry Potter. Though this has improved the economy it feels like the place begrudges this new found dimension and would prefer to revert to its quieter fish-focussed past. Some of the restaurants feel like they are profiteering - £11 for 4 tiny pieces of salt and pepper squid slapped on the table is indicative. Overpriced dishes and underwhelming service. Is it me or do the staff in the hostelries and shops project an air that says they've had enough and want to scuttle off for their own vacation? They need to decide to up their game or move over for someone with more stamina, energy and understanding of customer service. Not somewhere for which I will hold fond memories. The exception to all this is the host of the pod who was bright and cheerful and could not be more helpful.
James
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Mallaig is a beautiful place it is very relaxing if you are...
Mallaig is a beautiful place it is very relaxing if you are looking for a break away from your stressful every day life, lots of nice boat trips available which you can see the minke whales lots of good food available
janet
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
Plenty of places to eat.
Plenty of places to eat. Mallaig gets busy when the steam train(think Harry Potter) from Fort William arrives.
Surprisingly, many shops were closed on Saturday morning.
Great smoked fish and shellfish from Andy Race fish merchant, but shop not open on Saturday.
Ferry trips to Eigg, Rum, Skye and Knoydart(loch Nevis)
James
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
It has all the bustle of a busy ferry and fishing port.
It has all the bustle of a busy ferry and fishing port. It has a huge number of cafes, restaurants and tourist facilities. Great rail and road communications. Lovely circular walk above the town - great views.
Pod was exactly as described, very clean and comfortable. Very welcoming and nothing too much trouble. Excellent facilities, towels, washing up bits, tea, coffee, sugar and milk in the fridge, if you weren’t prepared and brought it with you. Location is very peaceful and relaxing, close for ferries to the isles and train to Fort William. Having been to Mallaig many times it never disappoints, gorgeous views out to sea and watching the Jacobite steam train roll by when you’re just chilling by the pod.
Friendly, helpful staff.
View across the Sound of Sleet from bedroom was super.
The inclusive breakfast was good with generous portions and offered many choices, both hot and cold, fruit juices and a range of fresh fruits.
Mallaig is a small town; this hotel was very convenient for the train. Indeed the room looked out across the railway and harbour to Skye, so there were great views of the Jacobite steam engine and Skye.
The properties location was fantastic, a beautiful view from our rooms window and a short walk down to the village. The staff were friendly on arrival and the hotel entrance quite grand. Our room was up the stairs a few floors and very cozy but wonderful facilities. We had a twin room for a girls night away and we were very pleased and highly recommend staying here if you are visiting Mallaig.
Sharon was a pleasure, a great host that couldn't do enough for us. If you're sailing to or from Mallaig you couldn't be any closer to the ferry. Lovely ice cream in the shop below the accommodation and a lovely bakery over the road. The accommodation even has a little kitchen with a cooker and fridge etc that you are welcome to use should you wish to.
Perfect base to use the car ferry to Skye. 45 pounds round trip for family of 4 and mid-size SUV. Apartment is 2 minutes from ferry terminal. Accommodation is comfortable and clean on a quiet street. Equipped to self cater although we did not.. They have added a hanging rack to dry laundry if you need to use their washing machine.
The location is great, a very short stroll to the small centre of Mallaig. There's parking for everyone right by your pod. The pod was very clean and comfortable, with everything like new. Small but well laid-out so nothing felt cramped. Lovely view of the coast sat on the front porch, even a view of the steam train going by!
Great location in Mallaig. Rooms were clean and attractively presented with en suite shower and toilet. It was an old hotel so had no lift, but the stairs were manageable. Dinner in the bar was very pleasant and the staff went out of their way to provide a hot breakfast at 8 am so that we could catch the ferry to Skye.
Nice warm and friendly welcome. Clean room, and in a great location. Was passing through Mallaig enroute to Outer Hebrides so only stayed the one night. I didn't use the kitchen facilities but looked substantial for those wishing to use it, and there was a nice big washroom facility.
Mallaig is a beautiful small fishing village. Very much worth the beautiful trip to it. The Seaview is within steps of the train terminal with places to dine. The Seaview is a cozy place to stay with amenities that include a nice breakfast offering.
The room was smartly fitted out and I enjoyed my evening meal of mussels in the bar. There looked to be other good fish options on the menu too. Breakfast served by a coal fire was an added bonus. I would stay there again when next in Mallaig
ideal location to catch the ferry. Breakfast is available at the hotel and part of our booking deal. Parking in front of the hotel is limited so wise to book a spot when booking your room. Rooms are clean.
This hotel is superb. We had a lovely, comfortable room with a sea view. The breakfast was great with a variety of options. This was the perfect base for exploring Mallaig and the surrounding area.
The proximity of the lovely, quiet, beaches was wonderful. Fantastic for a beach based holiday and very close to Mallaig, which has a good few things to offer for a peaceful holiday.
We have more than 70 million property reviews, all from real, verified guests.
How does it work?
1
It starts with a booking
It starts with a booking
The only way to leave a review is to first make a booking. That's how we know our reviews come from real guests who have stayed at the property.
2
Followed by a trip
Followed by a trip
When guests stay at the property, they check out how quiet the room is, how friendly the staff is, and more.
3
And finally, a review
And finally, a review
After their trip, guests tell us about their stay. We check for naughty words and verify the authenticity of all guest reviews before adding them to our site.
If you booked through us and want to leave a review, please sign in first.
