Stage House Bed & Breakfast - Glenfinnan

17th-century bed & breakfast in the Scottish Highlands, steps from the Glenfinnan Viaduct

Common Areas & Amenities

Stage House Bed & Breakfast offers a residents lounge with an honesty bar stocked with local whiskies and snacks. A separate games room contains a pool table and a selection of board games. Guests can also use the shared conservatory with mountain views.

Rooms & Suites

Each en-suite room at the Stage House features traditional Scottish decor, with some rooms offering direct views of the surrounding mountains. The deluxe four-poster bedroom is a popular choice for couples, while standard twin and family rooms accommodate groups. All rooms include a private bathroom and tea-making facilities.

Location & Access

Situated a 10-minute walk from the Glenfinnan Viaduct and a 5-minute walk from Glenfinnan railway station, the B&B provides easy access to the Jacobite Steam Train route. Loch Shiel is a short stroll away, and the port of Mallaig (with ferries to the Isle of Skye) is a 30-minute drive. Free private parking is available across the street.

Dining & Breakfast

Freshly cooked breakfasts are served in a room overlooking a small river that runs past the window. The menu includes a full Highland Grill and local specialties like Cullen Skink. Dietary requirements (gluten-free, vegetarian) are accommodated upon request.

Pets & Family

Stage House Bed & Breakfast accepts dogs in designated rooms and provides pet bowls upon request. Families can book family rooms or the deluxe family room, and the games room and board games keep children entertained. The property is a 5-minute walk from the Glenfinnan Viaduct trail, a popular family hike.

• Location: 10-min walk to Glenfinnan Viaduct and railway station
• Rooms: En-suite with mountain views and four-poster option
• Dining: Breakfast next to a stream; Highland Grill and Cullen Skink
• Amenities: Honesty bar, games room with pool table, conservatory
• Pets: Dog-friendly rooms with pet bowls
• History: 1658 building with original Scottish character