About

Grey Corrie Lodge Bunkhouse is an ideal base for the many outdoor activities available in Lochaber, Outdoor Capital of the UK - canoeing, hill walking, mountain biking, fishing etc - and for studying the fascinating local geology & history.
The Grey Corrie Lodge bunkhouse provides budget accommodation in a rural village setting.
The Grey Corrie Lodge provides bunkhouse style accommodation for up to 28 people. Facilities include a kitchen & common room with wood burning stove, communal showers/toilets, drying room & washing machine. Bedding is provided.
All beds are bunk beds.

Bar meals are served daily in the adjacent Roy Bridge Hotel and in the nearby Stronlossit Inn.
There is ample car parking on site.

The bunkhouse/hostel offers cheap basic accommodation for those who love the outdoors and want somewhere to sleep, shower & eat with a roof over their head without the cost and frills of a hotel.
Communal facilities are used by all guests throughout the day and guests need to tidy up after themselves leaving the facilities ready for other users.

Guests will be sent details for self check in.

House Rules

Check In

16:00 - 22:00

Check Out

until

  • Taxes Included
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Facilities

  • Free Parking
  • Free WiFi
  • Parking
  • Internet access
  • Wi-Fi
  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Meals Available
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Reviews

7.4Very Good(689)
  • Value for Money
    7.9
  • Security
    7.6
  • Atmosphere
    7.2
  • Cleanliness
    6.9
  • Staff
    7.2
  • Location
    8.0
  • Facilities
    7.2
Summary of traveller reviews

Grey Corrie Lodge Bunkhouse in Fort William offers great value for budget travellers, with a convenient location for outdoor activities. While some guests note rooms can be small and occasionally noisy, the well-equipped kitchen and drying facilities are appreciated. It's ideal for hikers and those seeking a no-frills base.

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Stayed in Sept 2026
5.1
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Christine
Female, 41+, England
Not sure if the room had been cleaned as there was something still there from a previous customer. Instructions were clear about room number but outside doors were always open. WD40 could be used to prevent squeaky room doors. Lovely cosy bed Never saw anyone
Stayed in Aug 2026
6.3
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Andrew
Male, 41+, England
As others have said, it does what's expected: a cheap(ish) place to stay with the basics required. It's a pain for backpackers to have to bring towels but luckily we guessed this in advance. The hostel proudly asserts its 'no frills. fair price' philosophy – though this at times felt like an excuse for not bothering to maintain it very well: our room and that of another guest had a lock which didn't work very well, and in ours not one of the 4 bedside lights worked.
Stayed in Jul 2026
7.4
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Anonymous
Female, 18-24, Spain
It's a basic property but has everything you need. Cheap private rooms and quite a big space for cooking and resting. Bathrooms could be better, but they were quite clean. It's perfect if you look for freedom (there's self-check in at any time at night), the property is near many hikes and routes and it's in a small and peaceful village. The Cafe around the corner was a 10/10.
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Location

Roy Bridge, Inverness-shire, Fort William, Scotland
18.7km from city centre