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Kingshouse Hotel, dog-friendly hotel in Scottish Highlands
Daisy CuratedResearched & Verified4 Star · United Kingdom
Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom

Kingshouse Hotel

Rannoch Moor landmark where two dogs share a room and drink in the bar

This hotel is part of the Daisy Curated Collection. Its information has been researched and verified, but Daisy has not yet personally stayed here. When she does, this page will be upgraded to a full Daisy Verified inspection.

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One of Scotland's oldest inns, rebuilt in 2018 as a glass-fronted hotel at the eastern mouth of Glencoe, with Buachaille Etive Mor filling the window and red deer on the grass outside. The West Highland Way passes the door, so the clientele is half walkers off the moor and half people who drove up for the view. Two dogs per room are taken in the Guest King and Twin rooms, and they can come into the bar and the Way Inn with you.

What we've verified

Pet fee GBP 20
Weight limit no limit kg
Up to 2 dogs
4.2 from 3,257 reviews
Why it's in the collection

The West Highland Way runs right past the hotel across Rannoch Moor, and the Devil's Staircase climbs from Altnafeadh about two miles down the glen road.

Best suited for

Dogs go in a Guest King or Twin room and into the bar, but not over Christmas and New Year.

The open question

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Pet pricing

GBP 20, Per night

Verified Experience Snapshot

What we've confirmed, at a glance.

Pet fee
GBP 20
Weight limit
no limit kg
Max dogs
2
Restaurant
To verify
Bar
Yes
Breakfast
To verify
Beach
None here
Pool
No
Garden / terrace
To verify
Spa / wellness
No
Lobby
To verify
Hotel photography

The property.

Where dogs can go

Verified with the hotel, honestly marked.

RestaurantTo verify
BarYes
Breakfast buffetTo verify
LobbyTo verify
Spa / wellnessNo
Main poolNo
Garden / terraceTo verify
BeachNone here
Unattended in roomTo verify

A number of the Guest King and Guest Twin rooms take dogs, two per room. Dogs are welcome in the bar and in the Way Inn, the walkers' bar next door, so an evening meal together is straightforward. Dogs are not accepted during special events including Christmas and New Year, which is worth checking before you book a festive trip.

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Practical details

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Pet policy & fees+

Pet fee: GBP 20, Per night

Weight limit: no limit kg. Maximum dogs: 2.

Dogs go in a Guest King or Twin room and into the bar, but not over Christmas and New Year.

In-room amenities+

A welcome pack for the dog on arrival, included in the nightly charge.

Contact+

Address: Glencoe, M525+HJ, Kingshouse Hotel, Ballachulish PH49 4HY, UK

Phone: +44 1855 851259

Website: kingshousehotel.co.uk · Google 4.2 from 3,257 reviews

Compare

How it measures up.

Against two other stays in Scottish Highlands, on the things that actually decide a trip.

Kingshouse HotelScottish HighlandsAtholl Palace HotelScottish HighlandsBallachulish HotelScottish Highlands
Dogs at breakfastunknownNounknown
Dogs at dinnerlimitedNounknown
BarNounknown
Beach accessNoneNoneunknown
Pool for dogsNoNoNo
Garden / terraceunknownunknown
Pet feeGBP 20GBP 10GBP 30
Stars4 Star4 StarUnknown Star
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Information last verified 2026-09-20