We stayed at St. Anthony's for two nights and nothing was too much trouble for Gill and Dave. We need assistance here and there and nothing was too much trouble. We were delighted with our large room overlooking the wonderful view. The weather was none to kind to us being on the back end of the hurricane but Dave and Gill were there with umbrella ready to assist us. Good breakfast with a view that makes you want to stay for days on end.

This is the perfect example of a well run B&B. It is well organised, 'nipping clean', very comfortable and the hosts are friendly and approachable. Our family rooms and bathroom were very well appointed. The information in the rooms and on display in the reception area is comprehensive and from this we were able to orientate ourselves very quickly with where we needed to be and places to eat in the evening. The cooked breakfast at St Anthony's B&B is to write home about with the black pudding being 'melt in the mouth' gorgeous. The perfect recovery spot after a cold and wet expedition to the summit of Ben Nevis!

We stayed one night in August, while making our way from Portree (on Skype) down to Stranraer, in the far SW corner of Scotland. Gill and Dave are great folks and their home is lovely. By the luck of the draw we got the room on the first floor with a view out over the loch... magnificent! Getting up the hill and finding them to begin with was the only real challenge... but as soon we saw that view, it was worth it! (Mind you... I was driving on what is the WRONG side of the road for me and it was really only my second full day behind the wheel... by the end of our stay I was far more comfortable.) We walked down into town via a couple of sets of steps that allow you to pass between houses, and had nice meal at the Munro Restaurant, which is above the Ben Nevis Bar. What's more, we shared our "4-top" table with a couple from the Netherlands and made some new friends! We'll go back to St. Anthony's again, should we have occasion to pass though Ft. William in the future.

We had a large family room with four beds and a great view of the town, loch and surrounding hills. It was an easy walk down to the High Street, where the hosts had recommended we'd find restaurant choices. A bit of a steep hike back but that's OK after the locally brewed beer and dinner we had. Hosts were very friendly and helpful.