1 / 8The Inn at Ardgour
Onich, Highland
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight.
A family run inn at the top of the Corran Ferry slipway on Loch Linnhe, with loch views from the bedrooms and dogs free of charge.
The ferry across Loch Linnhe runs to and fro every half hour, and the Inn at Ardgour stands at the top of the slipway on the far side, a family run inn well placed for Ben Nevis, Glencoe and the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. A dog friendly inn, it makes no charge for a dog, and the bar area takes well behaved dogs.
Eleven ensuite bedrooms, four of them family rooms, look out at the mountains bordering Loch Linnhe. Mention the dog when you book so the inn can allocate a pet friendly bedroom; which ones those are, and how many dogs can share, the inn doesn't say. There is a breed list to know about: no Pit Bull Terrier, Doberman, Tosa Inu, German Shepherd, Rottweiler or English Mastiff, and no pet the inn thinks might frighten children.
The kitchen does good traditional pub grub, cooked to order from mostly local produce, with homemade beef stew as its example. Dogs are welcome in the bar, where there is fine beer and a long choice of malt whiskies, though whether a dog can be with you while you eat the inn doesn't say, so ask.
For centuries travellers have taken the West Highland welcome at this inn at the entrance to the Great Glen, and a dog is part of that welcome at no charge. Horse riding is among the facilities the inn lists, there are family rooms for children, and the inn stands on the shore of Loch Linnhe itself.
Facts checked October 2026 from the hotel's own website. Details can change, so please confirm anything important, especially the dog rules, with the hotel before you book.
At a Glance: Dogs
- Rooms for dogs
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dogs per room
- The hotel doesn't say
- Size or breed limits
- Not allowed: Pit Bull Terrier, Doberman, Tosa Inu, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, English Mastiff
- Dog fee
- No charge for dogs
- Left alone in the room
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the bar
- Welcome
- In the lounge
- The hotel doesn't say
- Eating with your dog
- The hotel doesn't say
- In the grounds
- The hotel doesn't say
- Dog extras
- The hotel doesn't say
- Walks from the door
- The hotel doesn't say
- Nearest dog friendly beach
- None within 20 miles
Where the hotel doesn't say, check with the hotel when you book.
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For You
- Views
- Lake and mountain views
- Things to do
- Horse riding
- Parking
- Free parking
- Children
- Children welcome
Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Inn at Ardgour dog friendly?
Yes. Dogs can stay overnight. This comes from The Inn at Ardgour's own website. Details can change, so check with the hotel when you book.
How many dogs can I bring to The Inn at Ardgour?
The hotel doesn't say how many dogs you can bring, so check with the hotel when you book. Limits the hotel states: Not allowed: Pit Bull Terrier, Doberman, Tosa Inu, German Shepherd, Rottweiler, English Mastiff.
Is there a charge for dogs at The Inn at Ardgour?
No charge for dogs.
Can I eat with my dog at The Inn at Ardgour?
The hotel doesn't say where you can eat with your dog, so check with the hotel when you book. Dogs are welcome in the bar.
Can I leave my dog in the room at The Inn at Ardgour?
The hotel doesn't say whether dogs can be left alone in the room, so check with the hotel when you book.
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