06/09/2026
Cosy scenes from around Appin and some of our history ♥️
The Pierhouse began its life in the 19th century as the residence of the Port Appin Pier Master. The pier was built to service the steamboats that travelled up and down Loch Linnhe.
When the west highland road and railway infrastructures became more efficient, the steamboat trade all but disappeared and the Pierhouse was sold and became a private house.
The Pierhouse Hotel proper came into being when the purpose built hotel wing was added in 1992. The demand for fresh seafood led to the restaurant extension in 1997 and in 2010 the interior was further reworked to create our Lismore dining room.
The history in these very walls, in one of the most picturesque areas of Scotland makes us not just a hotel, but a real Scottish coastal experience.