Well-appointed self-catering apartments each sleeping 4 guests, both comprising of one double en-suite bedroom and one double bedroom with private facilities. The apartments are located just a short drive north of Fort William town centre with spectacular views of Ben Nevis. They are also located close to Nevis Range, which facilitates mountain biking, walking and winter sports. The cycle route runs close by and gives you easy access to both Nevis Range and the town centre. The two apartments “Gully” and “West Gully” are fully fitted with: - Wi-Fi, larder fridge, larder freezer, electric cooker and hob, combination microwave, coffee machine, dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer, large TV (with additional TV’s located in all bedrooms), Freeview, DVD player, CD player, hairdryers, radio alarm clocks, patio area with tables and chairs, private parking and the additional benefit of Panasonic air source central heating. Whether you are in Fort William to follow energetic pursuits or here for rest and relaxation and to explore the area, both “Gully” and “West Gully” are welcoming, comfortable and homely apartments to retire to for the night after a day’s adventure.

We endeavour to provide our guests with a high standard of accommodation, and to make both Tower Ridge Gully and West Gully comfortable, cosy and homely. We take a pride in the accommodation that we provide, wanting our guests to return home with fond memories of Fort William and Lochaber.

There are many things to do in the area, there’s plenty of walking and cycling routes; and along the way you will see an abundance of local wildlife. Perhaps a walk along the Caledonian Canal, now part of the Great Glen Way and view Neptune’s Staircase. Take a journey on the steam train from Fort William to Mallaig, crossing over the Glenfinnan Viaduct. Some of the “Harry Potter” films were filmed in this area. Whether you drive or take the train, a trip to Mallaig is highly recommended. Along the way you will pass the Glenfinnan Monument, built to commemorate the raising of the standard of the Young Pretender, Bonnie Prince Charlie (Charles Edward Stewart). Further on your journey there's the ‘Silver Sands of Morar’ with spectacular views looking out to the Small Isles of Muck, Rum, Eigg and Canna. Mallaig is a fishing port with a ferry terminal with boats travelling to the Small Isles, Knoydart and the Isle of Skye. Close by there's the Ben Nevis Distillery; the West Highland Museum; Treasures of the Earth; Three Wise Monkeys Climbing Centre; a trip down Loch Linnhe on Souters Lass; a Gondola ride up Aonach Mor; a visit to Fort William leisure centre; a round of golf.