Caledonian House was originally built in the 1860s and was used as Campbells Tea Room in the 1900s.
Now a long established bed and breakfast guest house, the house is adjacent to the Caledonian Canal, with boats joining the beginning of Loch Ness or sailing through the canal locks through to Banovie, Fort William. Fort Augustus , considered to be the centre of the Highlands, has shops, restaurants and pubs and cafes all within walking distance of the house. There is lots to do and see in the area including taking a cruise on Loch Ness and visiting the Islands of Skye and Mull, or Iona and Rhum. For the more adventurous, there is watersports, ski-ing, river rafting or mountain climbing. The village is also part of the Great Glen Way. For walkers, the views are spectacular. Or choose to slow down and unwind watching the many boats and ships working the locks of the canal as they move to and from Loch Ness. You may even spot the monster! We also offer fishing trips and mountain bike hire.
This is the smallest room in the guest house. The advantage of this room is it overlooks the locks of the Caledonian Canal and Loch ness is also visible. 
This double room has a private bathroom for the exclusive use of guests staying in this room. The bathroom is 5 metres from the room’s door. 
This family room, with double and bunk beds as well as a futon, has space for 5 people. This room has a booking price for 2 adults. For extra adults and children please see our policy. 
This room is on the ground floor and has brass bed with memory mattress and a DVDs library available. 
