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"We had an excellent 2 night stay here, Staff were fantastic , special thank you to Lorna on reception who very kindly managed to dry our coats and boots a couple of times due to the non stop rain. Our breakfasts were superb , thanks to the Chef and Tina who was a breath of fresh and super helpful. Actually every member of staff that we met are an absolute credit to the Hotel. We will look forward to going back to this here again. There were renovation works going on whilst we were there but they weren't intrusive and the staff managed to keep the place spotless. A solid 10/10 from us. "

"Hotel is handy for the train station and the main street. Food was lovely with a friendly service. Room had everything I needed l."

"Great value. Clean and tidy. Staff were polite and helpful. Had dinner, bed and breakfast. Excellent value. Will come again one day."

"An excellent experience! The views are fantastic and the staff was beyond helpful and so friendly. It’s a short peaceful drive from the center of Fort William, but worth it, even in winter. I’ll be back!"

"Nice room perfectly located and most importantly very warm welcome by maintenance staff. "

"It was a fantastic venue, room was great, fully loaded and suitable for 6. The resort itself was brilliant, we had breakfast in the cafe in the morning and it was lovely. We will be going back in spring and deffo same hotel"

"Room was spotless, very cosy - clearly newly renovated, bed was brilliantly comfy! "

"Lovely clean spacious room with good facilities & a comfortable bed. The staff were fantastic & kindly treated us to a bottle of prosecco for my wife's birthday as a surprise treat."

"We had the most delightful stay at the Whispering Pines Hotel. Spotless hotel with delightful and polite staff. The night was very stormy but we felt warm and cosy and despite the numerous times the electricity cut out the generators kicked in and we were back on with power with no fuss. My only criticism is the meal prices were way too high and the choices were too limited"