BRIDGE OF ORCHY HOTEL, Bridge of Orchy

Bridge of Orchy Hotel has 32 rooms. 10 rooms are in the main building, decorated in a traditional style with views of the surrounding countryside. 21 rooms are in the Annex buildings. The Cottage stands on its own grounds with views of the historic bridge and mountains. Rooms include amenities such as free bottled water. Annex rooms feature views over The Black Mount or towards Glen Orchy, Beinn Udlaidh, and Beinn Bhreac-liath. Some rooms are situated beside the River Orchy. Annex rooms feature a deluxe double or two single beds with a Hypnos mattress, a flat screen TV with a built-in DVD player, and White Company luxury toiletries. Rooms have a queen-size double bed or two single beds with Hypnos mattresses and Scottish refreshments. The en-suite bathroom has a bath with shower and White Company luxury toiletries. Some rooms can accommodate an extra person on a sofa bed or pull-out bed. Dog-friendly rooms are available in the Black Mountain view, Glen Orchy view and River Orchy view categories for an additional fee of GBP 20 per dog per night. The Cottage has a private lobby entrance, sofa, lounge area, and a wet room with White Company luxury toiletries. It has a private parking area. This room has been designed to be Wheelchair accessible.

The Bridge of Orchy Hotel offers a bar with a roaring fireplace, craft beers, and malt whiskies. The restaurant features a 4-course tasting menu designed by award-winning head chef David Hetherington, each paired with wines. The chefs change the menu on a regular basis to make the most of seasonal produce. The breakfast menu includes Inverlochy oak smoked salmon, a traditional Scottish breakfast, a vegetarian breakfast, grilled Inverlochy kippers, smashed avocado on sourdough, and smoked haddock kedgeree. The lunch menu features haggis croquettes, Schiehallion beer-fried pickles, a Rivermans Platter, Cumbrae oysters, soup of the day, traditional Cullen Skink, Old Pulteney cured salmon, seared cod cheek, a Haggis & Black pudding scotch egg, and spiced carrot hummus. Pub classics include a Bridge smashed burger, a Moving Mountains burger, Schiehallion beer-battered haddock, rump steak, braised cheek of beef, seared fillet of Sea Trout, traditional haggis, braised venison pie, salt-baked celeriac steak, and a superfood salad. Sandwiches are served on Wild Hearth Bakery bread, with slaw and fries. Desserts include traditional sticky toffee pudding, lemon thyme posset, a selection of ice creams, roast rhubarb and apple crumble, and a salted caramel & Ola dubh chocolate tart. The current menu may vary.

The Bridge of Orchy Hotel provides small meeting and conference facilities. It is available for exclusive use by prior arrangement. WiFi is available in common areas. Guests can engage in outdoor activities. These include walking, hill-walking, mountain biking, skiing, whitewater rafting, kayaking, and canoeing on the River Orchy. Golfers have access to a 9-hole course at Ballachulish and an 18-hole course at Fort William. Safety features include a carbon monoxide detector, fire extinguisher, smoke detector, security system, and a first aid kit.

Bridge of Orchy Hotel sits on the A82, the main route to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The hotel is 350 metres from Bridge of Orchy, 100 km from Glasgow. The train station is minutes' walk from the hotel, with daily trains from London, Glasgow, and Fort William. The hotel is a two-hour drive from Glasgow, two and a half hours from Edinburgh, and one hour from Oban. The closest petrol station is in Tyndrum at the Green Well Shop, 7 miles towards Glasgow.

Bridge of Orchy Hotel offers meeting rooms and break-out areas for 2-30 people, presentation equipment, catering, parking, and a riverside marquee area. The hotel is available for exclusive use for weddings, and guests receive special overnight rates. Wedding ceremonies can be held in the Bridge of Orchy kirk or under canopy at the Riverside.