Ok I love this place and we stop off every time we camp up this way! its got great real ale selection and a great atmosphere but watch what you order! husband had steak pie which he said was one of the best he had ever had! I has a very very disappointing haddock and chips that cost over £10 and was rubbish! Frozen tasteless food! This place and its customers deserve better!

It will not put me off coming back but i will be much more careful what I order!

We went to the Clachaig Inn on a Saturday evening, after a long drive up from West Yorkshire to our rented cottage in Ballachulish.- We went for dinner and to hear the live music. If this is something you want to do, get there early - in the Boots bar, to get a seat. Good food and a lively night. Great atmosphere. We also ate in the lounge bar later in the week. - They have a good selection of real ales (husband happy!) and good food. It is a bit pricey, but worth it when you're on holiday. Set in stunningly beautiful scenery.
A lovely outdoor adventure play area for children.
Would be good for the manager to respond to all the reviews and not just the positive ones?

We decided to stay in the Clachaig whilst walking the WHW. Having booked over 9 months in advance we were given a pokey little room at the rear of the building, above the kitchen, with no view apart from a metal roof and the outside beer drinking area.
The food was average. The wife had the Clachaig chicken and the poor quality of the meat was evident from its high water content. The meal came with vegetables which consisted of one sprout, three carrots and some baby corn, all looking like over boiled yesterday's left overs.
We'd heard many good things about the hotel but came away let down. They appear to have become complacent relying on the location to pull in the guest and forgetting in these hard times customers deserve better value and service for their money. Next time we'll stay at a B&B in Glencoe village.

We were staying at the nearby campsite in April 2012 and went to the Clachaig Inn for food and drinks. The food was excellent, with some real Scottish delights on the menu. The lounge bar has a great selection of drinks, including 7 real ales on the night we were there. There was an excellent atmosphere for a wet Wednesday night in April including an impromptu live performance from some guitarists who happened to be traveling through the area. This Inn is highly recommended for a visit if you are going to be in the area.