The Inn first opened in 1814, and has retained its traditional charm ever since, serving as a watering hole to generations of travellers, from far and wide. The new Inn on Loch Lomond’s 200 year heritage has been honoured with a stylish and contemporary refurbishment in 2008 and now boasts modern accommodation, uniquely stylised public spaces, a fantastic restaurant and bar with natural furnishings.
An entirely new genre of Scottish Inns, the Inn at Inverbeg, on the ‘bonnie banks’ of Loch Lomond, is Scotland’s first boutique inn. Completely remodelled and redesigned following a multi million pound refurbishment. It was first opened in 1814, and has retained its traditional charm over the years, serving as a watering hole to generations of travelers, from far and wide. The Inn on Loch Lomond was once the Inverbeg Inn, and before that the Ferry Inn, which was owned by the MacFarlanes, the Robertsons and then in 1918 by Miss Jessie Martin.
The Inn at Inverbeg’s, over 200 year heritage has been honoured and renewed in a complete redesign. It now boasts stylish bed rooms, including a choice of 4 poster beds. Uniquely stylised public spaces with furnitures in a range of leather cow hide for a cozy Inn feel.
In 1995 we decided to buy a hotel in Scotland, but after three sealed bids here that all, tantalisingly, came second, sadly we put Scotland on the back burner and began to look elsewhere.
After three businesses saw us edge successively closer from Cornwall to Somerset to Sussex, we finally made it to Scotland, 16 years after we started out and in 2011 the four of us, Andrew, Rosaline, Janice and Ray, became the owners of a popular small hotel fronting West Loch Tarbert.
In 2016, we made a leap, both by sea and in hotel size to the 30-bed Western Isles Hotel on the Isle of Mull. Now, after great success there, here we are back on the mainland and, since January 2023, owners of The Inn on Loch Lomond, where good food, great scenery, comfortable, well-appointed rooms and regular music evenings all play their part in our recipe for entertaining escapees from our nearest cities, visitors from south of the border and lovers of Scotland from other countries and continents.
To all we say: come in, meet our dedicated team and enjoy the best welcome in Scotland. Oh, and that goes for your dogs too!
The accommodation at The Inn is rustic in style and décor and has a contemporary Scottish flavour running throughout. The original building which dates back 200 years is charming with a winding old staircase leading to some very narrow quirky bedroom corridors however on reaching your room you will find charming comfortable accommodation with modern bathrooms.
Visit Loch Lomond Maps & DirectionsGlasgow Airport is only 20 minutes by car from Loch Lomond, and just over 30 minutes from the Inn. Several hire car companies are located at the Airport. With the advent of budget airlines there are now a variety of airlines offering flights from UK cities and European destinations to Glasgow Airport, as well as main carriers such as British Airways and British Midland.
A totally new concept in dining, Mr. C's Fish and Whisky Bar/Restaurant celebrates two things that Scotland is famous for, fresh fish and fantastic whisky. With all manner of fishy delicacies, a very extensive whisky list, wines all available by the glass and a fantastic range of real ales - you'll want to try us. And if you're eating on the run we also offer our menu as take away.
Feel a bit more adventurous? Choose from a wide variety of outdoor pursuits and adventures to make the most of your stay in this haven of nature. From golfing, horse riding, 4×4 driving, shooting and quad bikes to cruising and fishing, we can help organise your perfect day out.
Boat trips on Loch Lomond remain the ideal way to explore the 33 islands dotted around the loch, each of which bears their own history and myths. ruise Loch Lomond from your own deck. Go where you want to go. Cold buffet & bar available by prior
Private Charters: Max 12 person
From the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond, the famous loch falls within the boundaries of Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park, offering dramatic views from almost anywhere in its 720 square miles of outstanding natural beauty, Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park is a walker’s paradise.
