The Drymen Inn

The B&B is located about two miles off the WHW but Drymen is a lovely village to stop off and refuel/ buy supplies so it makes sense to stop over for the night. Food and drink at the Drymen Inn were great as was the afternoon bar staff upon my arrival. Pint of Tennents is a fiver which is very reasonable in terms of other stops on the trail. The burger took 25 minutes but was worth the wait even though it was too much to eat, it was supposed to have haggis on it but couldn’t see or taste any. Evening, the bar became slightly busier with locals and noisier upon returning to my room where it sounded like I was above the kitchen with banging, dishwasher, music and chatter. The room itself was practical and value for money although the window handle wouldn’t close and either did the shower door. A bit tacky with headboard lights that don’t work, faux antler chandelier and looks a bit dated with an oversized wardrobe. A bin in the room (not the bathroom) would’ve been helpful but no biggy. Again noise was the main issue with a group of guys arriving late on and they were in and out their room, talking loudly and banging doors throughout the night until one of the other residents came out shouting and swearing at them around 5am! By that point I’d given up on a decent nights sleep and got a couple of hours before making a hasty exit. Prior to booking I saw the breakfast price was £28! Maybe that was a hotels.com price but I nipped across the road to the shop for a roll, a hot ch

Great staff, excellent food nice room

Awesome place !

Room is very compact. Parking is at a space across and away from the inn so not recommended if you have alot of luggage. Service is great, very friendly and their full Scottish breakfast was delicious.

Lovely! First inn along the WHW and one of our favorites!