The scent of a proper Scottish breakfast drifts upstairs while mist clings to the glen outside your window.
Corrie Glen suits couples after a cosy base between hill days, walkers who've earned a soft bed, and anyone wanting the sociability of a guest house with the option to sleep under canvas in one of the camping pods. Dogs might be welcome — worth asking when you book — and the year-round opening means you can tuck in here through every season, from bright June evenings to raw January mornings when central heating matters.
It's a hybrid setup: traditional B&B rooms indoors and pods outside for those who like a bit more separation from the main house. Campfires are a maybe — check when you arrive, as it'll depend on conditions and where you're pitched. The vibe leans toward Highland hospitality rather than full self-catering independence, so expect a warm welcome and a breakfast you don't have to cook yourself after a long day on the fells.