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Faegour house was purpose built by the proprietors, and all of its rooms have been carefully decorated and furnished to a high standard. On arrival at Faegour, guests are welcomed with a tray of tea or coffee and our own home baking. Faegour House has two well-appointed double rooms: The Rose Room. A large and lavishly furnished room with full length windows and breathtaking mountain views. En-suite bathroom, TV/DVD player, radio/clock, tea and coffee making facilities. Hold your mouse over the image for a different view of the room. The Bluebell Room has views of the garden and the mountains beyond. En-suite shower room, TV/DVD player, radio/clock, tea and coffee making facilities.

Faegour House is situated just outside the Highland village of Spean Bridge, which lies at the point where the Great Glen and Glen Spean meet. The house enjoys an elevated position well back from the road and was carefully designed by the owners to make the most of the panoramic views towards the Ben Nevis range mountains. There is plenty to do locally whatever your interests, and Faegour's location also makes it the ideal base for touring further afield in the Highlands of Scotland. The Highland village of Spean Bridge, named after the structure built there by Thomas Telford, can be found where the Great Glen meets Glen Spean, some 12 miles to the NE of Fort William. The village nestles amongst the foothills of Britain's highest mountains, and some of the best views of Ben Nevis and its substantial neighbours can be seen in the area. Glen Spean stretches eastwards from Spean Bridge, towards Roy Bridge and Glen Roy Nature Reserve. The Great Glen, or "Glen Mor" opens up to the NE and SW of the village. The area makes an ideal holiday destination, whether you come for the walking, climbing, fishing, white water canoeing, riding, skiing, any of the other numerous activities available locally, or simply to relax and soak up the beautiful Highland scenery and warm local hospitality. In Spean Bridge you will find the Woollen Mill, where you can buy traditional knitwear and tartans, and even watch them being made. There is also a tourist office, village store, post office, railway station, bus stop and a number of restaurants.