Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

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Hotel Highlights

Welcome to the Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub, where adventure meets relaxation in the stunning beauty of Glencoe! Nestled at Kentallen Pier, this 3-star gem is just 5.4mi from the heart of the city, offering guests the perfect blend of proximity and tranquility. With a starting price as low as £89, you’ll unlock a world of fun-filled activities and breathtaking views right on your doorstep!

Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Rooms

Admirals Ground Floor Sea View Room with Patio in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

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1 King Size Bed

2 Twin Beds

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390 sqft

King/Twin Room, Sea View, Groundfloor, Patio

Lake view

Mountain view

Landmark view

River view

390 sqft

Room With Sea View, Groundfloor, Terrace

Balcony

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

The spacious twin/double room features a private entrance, soundproof walls, a terrace with sea views as well as a private bathroom boasting a walk-in shower.

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390 sqft

Deluxe, Sea View

Pet Friendly

Free wifi

Flat-screen TV

Tea/Coffee maker

Luxurious room with sea views.

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Dive into relaxation with our fabulous indoor swimming pool and hot tub, or take a leisurely stroll along our private beach area—perfect for those sunny afternoons. If you're feeling adventurous, indulge in snorkeling or skiing (extra charges apply). Make the most of your stay with an abundance of amenities including free parking, Wifi, and enticing dining options at our onsite restaurant. Don’t forget to explore the gorgeous mountain, lake, and ocean views while sipping a cocktail from our bar on the sun deck.

Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Experience the Best

With over 1,651 glowing reviews, our guests rave about the memorable experiences they've had at the Holly Tree Hotel. From the soundproof rooms to the beautiful gardens, each stay is tailored for relaxation and adventure alike. Whether you're dreaming about horseback riding or simply enjoying a peaceful evening on the patio, our hotel has something special for everyone. So pack your bags and get ready to embark on a memorable getaway at the Holly Tree Hotel!

Restaurant/places to eat in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Food and drinks in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Plan Your Stay

At Holly Tree Hotel, your adventure is just getting started! Take a refreshing dip in our adults-only indoor heated pool, where you can unwind while soaking in the views of the stunning Scottish landscape. It's the perfect way to recharge after a day packed with outdoor exploration. For a taste of something different, why not relax in our hot tub? It’s right next to the pool, allowing you to unwind amidst breathtaking scenery, all while enjoying your well-deserved downtime.

Nearby landmark in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Nearby landmark in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Amenities

Skiing

Free parking

Restaurant

Beachfront

Private beach area

Indoor swimming pool

Business center

Free wifi

Restaurant/places to eat in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Nearby landmark in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Pool

Indoor, Adults only

All season, Heated, With view

Natural landscape in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Day in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub

Restaurant

Holly Tree Hotel Restaurant and Bar

Family Friendly, Modern, British, Russian, Seafood, Local

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Nearby landmark in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
Property building in Holly Tree Hotel, Swimming Pool & Hot Tub
The Hotel is easy to find and the location is superb. The room was excellent and the views from the balcony outstanding. We had 11 days of superb weather and saw Loch Linnhe and the surrounding areas at their best. The grounds around the hotel are just large enough for an early morning or evening walk if you have a dog(s) and the harbour and stone beach provide a marine interest. The Staff were superb in all areas. Having two small dogs we ate breakfast in the ante-room, opposite the breakfast room. The menu in the restaurant is excellent The history behind the hotel and the pier provide an interesting background to the building itself and the historical documents and pictures adjacent to the breakfast room provide social context and interest for even non-railway enthusiasts. There are panoramic views from any where within the hotel grounds, the rooms, bar and restaurant. From the room balcony we saw several groups of porpoises, dolphin or small whale activity, herons and my wife saw a Golden Eagle. From the pier we saw a bloom of jellyfish. The Hotel is ideally positioned for travel North, South, East or West and we did at three trips excluding West. East: Ballachulish, 5 minutes drive, Glen Coe Visitor Centre; 12 minutes, Kinlochleven 20 minutes. North; Fort William, 30 minutes drive, the Ben Nevis/Aonach Moor Visitor Centre; approx 40 minutes, Commando Memorial, 45 minutes, Fort George, 75 minutes, and Loch Ness approximately 90 minutes - all are well worth a visit. Oban (South); approx 40 minutes provides ferry access to Isle of Mull and Tobermory and there is a sandy beach within two miles. There is a Co-Op Supermarket in Ballachulish. The Ballachulish Slate Quarry, across the road from the Co-Op is historically important and interesting and provides the opportunity for short walks or a paddle in the lake if you have a dog(s). We didn't use the hotel swimming pool so have no comment to make on the leisure facilities.

Martin

Lovely location, comfortable room with good quality bed and plenty of storage space. Acceptable bathroom for having a bath. Quite tasty food at dinner time in two restaurants ( one for guests with dogs) and gorgeous views over the loch. Nice pool and hot tub. Extra tea, coffees and milk sachets and biscuits available for guests to self serve. Very friendly staff. When I asked why room was not cleaned after the first night, they said they normally do not clean during guest’s stay but they did for us as we stayed 4 nights, which was a good result. Good quality fish served in restaurant.

Karin

We had the Admirals Room it was stunning and had everything that we needed in it also it was on the ground floor and we had a stunning view from it all Staff very polite friendly and helpful they go above and beyond for you compliments to the Chef the food was excellent and well presented . Fort William is about twenty minutes away also Morar Beaches which are stunning are about an hour and a half away from the Hotel we have been to the Hotel a few times and will be back Elaine and David from Erskine

Elaine

The staff were all very friendly. The manager at reception was very helpful for our unexpected late arrival. The beds were very comfortable and we had a good night sleep. The hot tub and pool are kept warm which was wonderful after our long hike up a mountain. Really good views from our room. We hope to be back some day.

Victoria

Lovely place, lovely food, beautiful view from the large comfortable room. Nearly overstayed as we did't want to get out of the pool :0) we got a good value "deal price" on the weekday we stayed and I'd love to have gone back for our return journey but the weekend price was too much for me :0(

Anthony

The Hotel is easy to find and the location is superb. The room was excellent and the views from the balcony outstanding. We had 11 days of superb weather and saw Loch Linnhe and the surrounding areas at their best. The grounds around the hotel are just large enough for an early morning or evening walk if you have a dog(s) and the harbour and stone beach provide a marine interest. The Staff were superb in all areas. Having two small dogs we ate breakfast in the ante-room, opposite the breakfast room. The menu in the restaurant is excellent The history behind the hotel and the pier provide an interesting background to the building itself and the historical documents and pictures adjacent to the breakfast room provide social context and interest for even non-railway enthusiasts. There are panoramic views from any where within the hotel grounds, the rooms, bar and restaurant. From the room balcony we saw several groups of porpoises, dolphin or small whale activity, herons and my wife saw a Golden Eagle. From the pier we saw a bloom of jellyfish. The Hotel is ideally positioned for travel North, South, East or West and we did at three trips excluding West. East: Ballachulish, 5 minutes drive, Glen Coe Visitor Centre; 12 minutes, Kinlochleven 20 minutes. North; Fort William, 30 minutes drive, the Ben Nevis/Aonach Moor Visitor Centre; approx 40 minutes, Commando Memorial, 45 minutes, Fort George, 75 minutes, and Loch Ness approximately 90 minutes - all are well worth a visit. Oban (South); approx 40 minutes provides ferry access to Isle of Mull and Tobermory and there is a sandy beach within two miles. There is a Co-Op Supermarket in Ballachulish. The Ballachulish Slate Quarry, across the road from the Co-Op is historically important and interesting and provides the opportunity for short walks or a paddle in the lake if you have a dog(s). We didn't use the hotel swimming pool so have no comment to make on the leisure facilities.

Martin

Lovely location, comfortable room with good quality bed and plenty of storage space. Acceptable bathroom for having a bath. Quite tasty food at dinner time in two restaurants ( one for guests with dogs) and gorgeous views over the loch. Nice pool and hot tub. Extra tea, coffees and milk sachets and biscuits available for guests to self serve. Very friendly staff. When I asked why room was not cleaned after the first night, they said they normally do not clean during guest’s stay but they did for us as we stayed 4 nights, which was a good result. Good quality fish served in restaurant.

Karin

We had the Admirals Room it was stunning and had everything that we needed in it also it was on the ground floor and we had a stunning view from it all Staff very polite friendly and helpful they go above and beyond for you compliments to the Chef the food was excellent and well presented . Fort William is about twenty minutes away also Morar Beaches which are stunning are about an hour and a half away from the Hotel we have been to the Hotel a few times and will be back Elaine and David from Erskine

Elaine

The staff were all very friendly. The manager at reception was very helpful for our unexpected late arrival. The beds were very comfortable and we had a good night sleep. The hot tub and pool are kept warm which was wonderful after our long hike up a mountain. Really good views from our room. We hope to be back some day.

Victoria

Lovely place, lovely food, beautiful view from the large comfortable room. Nearly overstayed as we did't want to get out of the pool :0) we got a good value "deal price" on the weekday we stayed and I'd love to have gone back for our return journey but the weekend price was too much for me :0(

Anthony

The Hotel is easy to find and the location is superb. The room was excellent and the views from the balcony outstanding. We had 11 days of superb weather and saw Loch Linnhe and the surrounding areas at their best. The grounds around the hotel are just large enough for an early morning or evening walk if you have a dog(s) and the harbour and stone beach provide a marine interest. The Staff were superb in all areas. Having two small dogs we ate breakfast in the ante-room, opposite the breakfast room. The menu in the restaurant is excellent The history behind the hotel and the pier provide an interesting background to the building itself and the historical documents and pictures adjacent to the breakfast room provide social context and interest for even non-railway enthusiasts. There are panoramic views from any where within the hotel grounds, the rooms, bar and restaurant. From the room balcony we saw several groups of porpoises, dolphin or small whale activity, herons and my wife saw a Golden Eagle. From the pier we saw a bloom of jellyfish. The Hotel is ideally positioned for travel North, South, East or West and we did at three trips excluding West. East: Ballachulish, 5 minutes drive, Glen Coe Visitor Centre; 12 minutes, Kinlochleven 20 minutes. North; Fort William, 30 minutes drive, the Ben Nevis/Aonach Moor Visitor Centre; approx 40 minutes, Commando Memorial, 45 minutes, Fort George, 75 minutes, and Loch Ness approximately 90 minutes - all are well worth a visit. Oban (South); approx 40 minutes provides ferry access to Isle of Mull and Tobermory and there is a sandy beach within two miles. There is a Co-Op Supermarket in Ballachulish. The Ballachulish Slate Quarry, across the road from the Co-Op is historically important and interesting and provides the opportunity for short walks or a paddle in the lake if you have a dog(s). We didn't use the hotel swimming pool so have no comment to make on the leisure facilities.

Martin

Lovely location, comfortable room with good quality bed and plenty of storage space. Acceptable bathroom for having a bath. Quite tasty food at dinner time in two restaurants ( one for guests with dogs) and gorgeous views over the loch. Nice pool and hot tub. Extra tea, coffees and milk sachets and biscuits available for guests to self serve. Very friendly staff. When I asked why room was not cleaned after the first night, they said they normally do not clean during guest’s stay but they did for us as we stayed 4 nights, which was a good result. Good quality fish served in restaurant.

Karin

We had the Admirals Room it was stunning and had everything that we needed in it also it was on the ground floor and we had a stunning view from it all Staff very polite friendly and helpful they go above and beyond for you compliments to the Chef the food was excellent and well presented . Fort William is about twenty minutes away also Morar Beaches which are stunning are about an hour and a half away from the Hotel we have been to the Hotel a few times and will be back Elaine and David from Erskine

Elaine

The staff were all very friendly. The manager at reception was very helpful for our unexpected late arrival. The beds were very comfortable and we had a good night sleep. The hot tub and pool are kept warm which was wonderful after our long hike up a mountain. Really good views from our room. We hope to be back some day.

Victoria

Lovely place, lovely food, beautiful view from the large comfortable room. Nearly overstayed as we did't want to get out of the pool :0) we got a good value "deal price" on the weekday we stayed and I'd love to have gone back for our return journey but the weekend price was too much for me :0(

Anthony

Location

Kentallen Pier, Kentallen, PA384BY, United Kingdom

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