Lovely room, view of Neptune's staircase from the window. Restaurant food was fabulous, and so was the bar food! Service was brilliant. Lovely hotel would recommend and would most certainly go again.

We stayed last August for two nights the room was one of the best we have ever stayed in, and we only go to Scotland for the past 10-12 years. We usually tour and finish at the Edinburgh Festival. We like the Bruntsfield in Edinburgh, we have also stayed in and around Fort William many times, We certainly hope to come again in 2012. The food and drink were absolutely delicious.

We stayed for one night to be close to Fort william for a steam train ride to Mallaig. Our evening meal at the hotel was outstanding. The service excellent and the food could not be faulted. As experienced foodies we were very impressed and would certainly make a return visit just for the food. However the hotel experience as a whole was very good and we would recommend it.

Hi All, Just got back from a short break at the Moorings Hotel and thought I would give a little review.Firstly arrived late Saturday afternoon and checked in and was quickly shown to our spacious room. Everything was fine and had a very large comfortable bed which was great as I've stayed in some other nice hotels that were let down when it came to getting a good nights sleep because of the bed.The hotel was quite quiet when we were there mid November which was fine for us as we just wanted a short break to chill out. The views from our room of Ben Nevis was beautiful and Neptunes Staircase was right outside our window and we had a few lovely walks along the canal. The food in the hotel was lovely, you could eat in the restaurant which you would book during the day or you could have a Bar Meal which we decided to do on the first night, I had the Fish/chips which was very nice and light and my wife had the Irish Stew which she said was really nice followed by Sticky Toffee Pudding, great. The Bar Meals were really good. On the second night we booked a table in the restaurant and again the meals were really good, I had scallops on a crab cake, lovely, and my wife had twice baked goats cheese which she said was a little to dry, (my wife is a very fussy eater) for mains I had Pheasant wrapped round Wood Pigeon, my first time trying this and it was really nice even if the gravy/sauce was very strong even for game but still very good, my wife had the lamb which she asked to be really well done ( I know,she ruins all her meat by overcooking) when it came back with the slightest of pink in it, that was it for her( told you very fussy) The chef was probably squirming at having to overcook the Lamb but there you are.The staff were all very friendly and even when one of the waitresses was having an off day as she said herself, knocking our fork off the table, bringing red instead of white wine, she was still very friendly and really nice.You have to like a walk at this hotel as there is not much round about, we had a nice walk to F/W about 4miles as we had deliberatly left the car at home and got a Taxi back, but beware, if you are going to get a Taxi from F/W to hotel, we got one from rail station to hotel on arrival, cost £8.80, on departure cost of Taxi on the same trip in reverse £6.40, so if you decide to get a Taxi ask price first and dont pay any more than £6.40. If you take your car this is a great hotel to use as a base as there is a lot of places to visit by car. Overall this is a very nice hotel,clean comfortable rooms, great food, and really nice staff, ( even on an off day). Would I stay here again, Certainly would.