We could not have picked a more picturesque location to stay while we visited Glen coe for two nights. We were within walking distance of a two and a half mile walk which goes past a beautiful waterfall, it was very manageable for us as beginners who didn't want a super long hike, there are multiple options for this however if you do want that. The ferry outside is free for pedestrians and we took it a couple of times, once for a walk the other side and once for dinner at the inn (definitely recommend, great food, not too pricey) The room is very nice, modern, good shower and they provide tea coffee, orange juice, milk and muffins :)

We got a little too hot in the night, as the underfloor heating is not controlled by inside the room. It was lovely and warm but a bit too much trying to sleep. That is only a small constructive opinion is if we could turn it up or down as required.

The views, the size of the suite, the decor were all incredible. The suite was peaceful, cosy, clean and well stocked with toiletries, towels, in the fridge there was milk and juice.

The balcony door, nor the bathroom window opened - both locked. And the heating was controlled centrally, it was too hot and damp after both using the shower. As it was off season for the area, there was no where close by for breakfast, so we checked out quite early to go and get food. The car park was closed and there was no where to park. All very minor things, and did not impact our stay. Thanks for having us, we will definitely stay again!

Beautiful location and property was very nice. We booked a suite and it had a cosy feel. Quite large and spectacular views from outside of the balcony. Plenty of Parking and as the rooms are serviced, we were left with fresh milk, orange juices, water bottles, Yogurts and other snacks to make the stay comfortable. Fort Williams is 15 mins drive, and all other locations with great views of the mountains are with 1 hour range at max.

The only tiny negative was the issue with Wifi failing on occasions.

The location is beautiful and so handy if you want to catch the Ferry. Rooms are cosy and the bed was so comfy. Fantastic shower didn't want to get out. Can park your car right outside property.

The only complaint I had was there was nowhere near to have a drink and some food. Took the ferry across to the other side and everything was closed. Headed back and needed to drive to go for dinner. Would have been nice to be near a little pub for some food and drinks.

Self check in. Location. Comfortable space..Self service breakfast. Convenient parking. It was a great midway stop on our journey and the free boat ride to the Ardgour Inn for dinner was a great experience

Nothing really. Not much can be done at this stage but it would be nice to have another window for the view.. Saying that, our trip was in winter and so not as much to miss ..the bathroom mirror light wasn't working but it was well lit as a room

Comfortable bed. A very spacious room with plenty of storage space. Opening bi-fold doors giving onto a nice little deck with a stunning view across the loch. We appreciated the complimentary items stocked in the fridge and the daily room 'tidy-up'. Straightforward access to room with keysafe system.

Hopefully the restaurant will be open on a future visit.

We chose to spend two nights at the Corran because it seemed to offer a perfect loci for visiting all the stellar attractions in the immediate area and we were well rewarded. Can't comment on hosts because we never did meet anyone but it wasn't needed. The rooms were spacious with a very comfortable living area and could have easily accommodated more than just the two of us. The property itself was a gift being right on a Loch with incredible currents and vistas. The ferry service offered to cross to the restaurant / pub and a brewery across the Loch was so accessible and added a unique touch to the experience. We reserved for two night and would have wanted a third! Highly recommended.

Nothing to critique about our stay, The Corran offered exactly what it promised - and we expected.

The situation is very good - overlooking Corran Ferry. The room is large and bed was comfortable. Clean. Some good provisions left on arrival and available every day.

The pillows are very thin and uncomfortable. Not sure if they are in need of replacing or just a thin model. I'm not sure it is good value for money - it may just have been a style that wasn't our thing. The cake left for breakfast wasn't to our taste. Could have done with basic cutlery and maybe cutlery.

We stayed here wanting two peaceful nights looking out at the view of the loch, and that's exactly what we got. We were easily able to access the property using the code for the key safe. Breakfast items were left in the fridge and replenished on the second day. The room was large, clean and comfortable. We enjoyed being able to walk straight on to the Corran Ferry (free to pedestrians) to cross the loch to the little coffee bar.

We knew there were no cooking or restaurant facilities, and I think this would have become a problem on a longer stay. We did go to a good bar/restaurant, Roam-West, about a mile away, but it was an 8 mile drive to the supermarket in Fort William. Also, it was sometimes difficult to turn into the car park when people were queueing for the ferry across the entrance.

Comfy bed, good shower, good Dyson fan which was very beneficial in a heatwave! Mini Fridge was a bonus and if requested complimentary water, orange juice, milk, muffins and yoghurt replenished each day. The location was the main reason I booked this apartment and it served us well for days out.

I thought that the patio area provided a private view across the loch. My mistake; the patio is a very nice size but the view is over the car park. The road leading to the ferry is just a very short distance away so the traffic builds up very quickly therefore noise should be expected and privacy on the balcony should not be expected.