Loch Lomond Arms Hotel

About Loch Lomond Arms Hotel

The Loch Lomond Arms occupies a seventeenth-century coaching inn in the centre of Luss, reopened after a substantial reimagining by the Luss Estate. The estate runs to some 45,000 acres and has been held by Clan Colquhoun for centuries, and the hotel leans into that heritage in its interiors and in the guided Highland experiences it arranges for guests.

Accommodation is divided between superior suites, double and twin rooms, more traditional coaching rooms and a set of self-contained estate cottages in the village, with opening-season rates from around £265. There is a restaurant and a bar serving both residents and villagers, and the whole operation is small enough to feel personal rather than corporate.

Being in the middle of Luss rather than on the shore means you are a minute from the beach, the pier and the church, with parking on site and the A82 close enough for touring but far enough not to be heard. It suits couples and small groups who want village atmosphere and good food, and anyone interested in estate activities such as stalking, fishing or guided walking. Book early for summer weekends, as the room count is modest.