The Lime Tree Small Hotel, Restaurant and high quality
Art Gallery offers you unique accommodation in a convenient location in
the Highlands of Scotland, Fort William. Whether you choose to relax at
The Lime Tree, enjoy the spectacular mountains and landscape, bag a Munro,
tackle world championship mountain bike track at Nevis Range, take the
Jacobite steam train on the Harry Potter road to the Isles, or choose
to immerse yourself in the Art culture or events at the Lime Tree, this
family owned hotel in Fort William will provide the idea base to explore
all Lochaber has to offer.
Your Scottish Highland holiday in the Outdoor Capital of the UK will always
be memorable .
Email The Lime Tree Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
Other places to stay in Fort William
Lime Tree Hotel, Restaurant and Art Gallery.
This stylish new hotel in Fort William offers fantastic views of Loch
Linnhe and the hills beyond, 9 stylish double/twin/family bedrooms, a
contemporary restaurant, fantastic Art Galley hosting National shows,
comfy lounges with open fires, drying room, map room, bike storage and
Wireless broadband.
'Effortlessly became the place in Fort William combining regional
art gallery space with rooms above and a bar restaurant with open kitchen
and terrace. David Wilson and Charlotte Wright have given Fort William
just what it needs; lets hope there's more to follow for the self appointed
outdoor capital of the UK. National Art Collections stop here - so should
you'.
Scotland The Best 2008
ensuite rooms
Not only can you enjoy the magnificent Gallery, dining and drink on offer,
you can also make the experience last by staying with us at the Lime Tree.
In any of our nine individual and very comfortable bedrooms, you will
be able to enjoy a relaxing and peaceful stay.
Most of our rooms have impressive open views of the sea and the hill beyond.
Each room is individually styled and furnished to the highest standard,
designed to make your stay even more comfortable and enjoyable.
The Old part of the building was built in 1850 by the Church of Scotland
- The rooms in the old building are typical Victorian with high corniced
ceilings. The new rooms are more modern with a rustic style using Oak
and Cedar
All rooms are ensuite.
Our reception desk is manned from 7.30am to 11.00pm. Outwith this period
our Duty Manager and Night Porter are on site and easilly contactable
if you need assistance
Dogs are welcome but conditions apply.
Our Cancellation policy is that if a reservation is cancelled by you less than 48 hours before the date of the booking and we are unable to re-let your reserved accommodation, you agree to pay us the full amount of the cost of your accommodation reservation. If we have to cancel your booking, we in turn, will try to find you alternative accommodation at no greater cost to you than that booked with us in the Fort William area
DINING AT THE LIME TREE
The Lime Tree...Superb Dining.. Relaxed Atmosphere
'The Lime Tree Restaurant style is one we have come to know as Fiddly
Posh Scottish: Lamb with a family tree, duck that went to Gordonstoun,
fish that kept its nose clean. All this technically superb, and while
served in a part of the country not blessed with an abundance of fine
dining, nonetheless worthy of comparison with the cities best. Fort William
finally has a heavy-weight culinary destination.'
SUNDAY TIMES RESTAURANT REVIEW
Since the Lime Tree Head Chef, Fort William born, Ross Sutherland - Scotland's
youngest Chef to gain a prestigious Michelin award, arrived at the Lime
Tree An Ealdhain Restaurant in February 2009, he has just got better and
better. We think we have the best food and the best value for money meal
you can buy in Lochaber!
The gallery
The Lime Tree Gallery is unique in the West Highlands of Scotland, Fort
William. A private gallery privately funded whose aim is to entertain,
educate and encourage. To do this the Lime Tree Gallery has hosted shows
from the National Art Collections, given contemporary artists a platform
to show and sell their work.
How to find us! 
From the south on the A82, its very easy - as we are the first house on
your right when you arrive at Fort William Roundabout. Travel time from
Glasgow is approximately 2 hours.
From the North (Inverness or Skye) you stay on the A82 Fort William by-pass.
You cross the River Nevis Bridge (mini-roundabout) which takes you to
a large roundabout. Keep on the dual carriageway alongside the Loch till
you come to the next large roundabout. We are the large house with the
Cherry Trees on the left side of the road - the first house on Achintore
Road
