Bed and Breakfast Balmaha, Guest Houses

Situated on the rugged eastern banks of Loch Lomond in the magnificent Queen Elizabeth Forest the Rowardennan Hotel has breathtaking views of Ben Lomond, Loch Lomond and the mountains to the North. Located on the famous West Highland Way, the Hotel is a notable milestone on the long route.

Situated in Balmaha on the banks of Loch Lomond, and overlooked by the slopes of Conic Hill, this family-owned and managed Inn gives you the perfect base from which to explore the stunning surrounding countryside and immerse yourself in lots of Things To Do.

The lodge provides good quality bunkhouse accommodation for up to 10 people, and comprises two bedrooms, one sleeping four and one sleeping six, plus a large, well-equipped dining kitchen, and comfortable sitting room with wood-burning stove and TV. There are two shower rooms (one of which also has a bath), three WCs, and ample boot room/drying facilities. There is also a washing machine available.

The house commands magnificent views over the loch and islands to Luss on the western shore. The private garden has large elevated timber decked area, with seating from which guests can enjoy the breath taking scenery. There is also a private jetty on the foreshore, from which some guests fish or swim. Permits for fishing are available locally.

.Passfoot Cottage sits at the foot of the Pass of Balmaha on the east side of Loch Lomond. The cottage began life in the 18th century as a toll house, around the time of Rob Roy MacGregor. It sits in a unique position on The West Highland Way overlooking Balmaha Bay and out over the south of the loch. The picturesque garden slopes down to the loch side and is an ideal spot for morning coffee.

We offer the cosy, en-suite double Shepherd’s Room, with exclusive use of the dining room and lounge area and, from Spring 2012, the Shepherd’s Rest, our brand new en-suite shepherd’s hut with underfloor heating and space for up to three guests in a double bed with cabin bunk above.