“Beautifully restored 19th-century hunting lodge with a stunning Loch Ness-facing setting. Set within manicured gardens, amazing views compete with magazine-worthy interiors; bold tones combine with traditional Scottish country house furnishings to spectacular effect. Grown-up owner-run boutique gem.”
“Beautifully restored 19th-century hunting lodge with a stunning Loch Ness-facing setting. Set within manicured gardens, amazing views compete with magazine-worthy interiors; bold tones combine with traditional Scottish country house furnishings to spectacular effect. Grown-up owner-run boutique gem.”
Recommended For
- Romantic Break
- Serene yet sexy rooms with rolltop baths & loch views will appeal to those looking to rest, recharge & reconnect with partners
- Active Holiday
- A great base for endless outdoor activities; the area offers riding, kayaking, golfing, walking, climbing, cycling & fishing
- Back to Nature
- A quiet & peaceful rural paradise; spend relaxing days soaking in the surrounding scenery
- Fishing
- As well as the famous monster, Loch Ness is renowned for fishing ferox trout, sea trout, brown trout & Atlantic salmon
- Sailing
- From Foyers Pier, take a private charter cruise around Loch Ness, including a visit to Urquhart Castle
- Great walks
- In addition to loch-side & forest walks, there's easy access to South Loch Ness Trail & Loch Ness 360
- Sights nearby
- Just a short walk from the lodge, a visit to the stunning Falls of Foyers is a must
- Other Activities
- Well-located for those competing in the Loch Ness Marathon
- Riding
- Cycling
- Golf
- Mountain biking
- Kayaking
- Self catering to rent
- Stand-alone self-catered one-bed apartment comes with its own private entrance, kitchen, living area (minimum three nights)
- Owner managed
- Owners Anna & Phil put their heart into this historic renovation. They live on-site & manage the property
- Restaurant
- Dinners need to be pre-booked; expect delicious meals made with locally-sourced Scottish ingredients
- Historic
- Dating from 1863, the building has been sensitively restored to showcase its rich history
- Minimum Stay
- Two night minimum stay applies for all bookings
- Sit-out Terrace
- Secluded setting
- Remote
- Barefoot Luxury
- Outstanding location
- Intimate
- Full of character
- Retro/Vintage
- Hills & mountains
- Artworks
- Boutique
- Antiques
- Charming
- Romantic
Facilities
- Views
- Views over Loch Ness - from rooms, living areas, garden & terrace - are unparalled
- Self catering to rent
- Stand-alone self-catered one-bed apartment comes with its own private entrance, kitchen, living area (minimum three nights)
- Restaurant
- Dinners need to be pre-booked; expect delicious meals made with locally-sourced Scottish ingredients
- Minimum Stay
- Two night minimum stay applies for all bookings
- Sit-out Terrace
- Adult Only
- No pets
- Fireplace
- Bar
- Parking
- Wifi
- Garden
- Sitting Room
- Suites
Activities
- Fishing
- As well as the famous monster, Loch Ness is renowned for fishing ferox trout, sea trout, brown trout & Atlantic salmon
- Sailing
- From Foyers Pier, take a private charter cruise around Loch Ness, including a visit to Urquhart Castle
- Great walks
- In addition to loch-side & forest walks, there's easy access to South Loch Ness Trail & Loch Ness 360
- Sights nearby
- Just a short walk from the lodge, a visit to the stunning Falls of Foyers is a must
- Other Activities
- Well-located for those competing in the Loch Ness Marathon
- Climbing
- Riding
- Cycling
- Golf
- Kayaking
- Mountain biking
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10 of the best hotels in the Scottish Highlands
On the south side of Loch Ness, owners Anna and Phil have transformed this 19th-century hunting lodge into a stylish place to stay with eight rooms. Walks and cycling nearby are excellent, with waterfalls and woodland for company. Breakfasts have porridge and Arbroath smokies on the menu, while dinners bring Scottish classics, such as Balmoral chicken and cranachan, to the table. There are plenty of vegetarian and gluten-free choices, too.
Originally published by The Guardian
Foyers Lodge review
Follow the footsteps of Burns at this Ness-side destination. The owners of this stylish house have worked tirelessly so that it stands out from the crowd while staying true to its colourful history — it shows, says Gabriella Bennett.
Originally published by The Times
