Such a unique place to stay near Inverness. We loved spending three nights at this historic spot…read moreand liked the pretty garden and nearby cows. Breakfast daily was very convenient and we had dinner one night for our large group of ten which was very good. It's a lovely property with spacious rooms. Liked the Nespresso machine in the room and whisky bar. Shout out to Jake who was super friendly and provided great recommendations in town.

Excellent place who go well above and beyond for service. Had a mix up with taxis and their SafeCab…read moreapp and they called and got it squared away in minutes. We left early for planned events a couple times and they brought breakfast to our room at 6am and wanted to at 3am when we left for the airport. Had a bad day so they gave us a couple flasks of whiskey. The area is historic and beautiful. They warned us that while Uber shows it was there, they are not and they charge, then never show up. The only thing I could say was a little disappointing was no AC so we kept the windows opened as it was cool enough and they advertised a small fridge but they had none. Lastly, we prepaid for breakfast but if you wanted something other than a Scottish breakfast, you had to pay for it like waffles or pancakes. Other than that, a perfect stay.

Yes and No! So, the view is as good as you would expect from a traditional fishing boat community…read more But previous ratings may have either been too kind, lower in expectations or people the hotel paid to give them good ratings. To begin with, it's more of a motel and Bed & Breakfast than a hotel, Sorry! And that's ok, but don't call yourselves a hotel if your restaurant closes at 8p, there's no elevator for people with disabilities and there's no front desk or other accommodations. We arrived in a Sunday and were told the restaurant closes at 8:15p. The town nearby all closed down, so this should be advertised immediately. Tourist have elderly folks and children and nowhere is it announced. There is no bell hop services, so if you bring luggage, be prepared to lug it yourself. For a hostel, five stars for a hotel 2 at most. There is no air conditioning. On a hot night, good luck. First time in Scotland and we do a great deal of touring around the world. We also work hard for our vacation money as most here I am sure do. Not recommending this place. Staying just tonight and never coming back. Sorry!

This hotel is so unique, comfortable and has the most beautiful view that immediately puts you at…read moreease. The staff was absolutely friendly and easy to chat with. The FOOD! We had breakfast multiple days and tried something different every time, all of it was so yummy. We did sample lunch dinner and dessert as well. I have trouble with dairy and didn't even feel like I was settling on anything with the menu. 10 out of 10 we will stay here again. Also the bus stops are close so not having a car didn't stop us from exploring Inverness with ease. But seriously that view!

First we visited the Lovat for dinner only at their Station Road restaurant. Then when an…read moreunfortunate accident happened on the hwy between Ft. Augustus and Glencoe, causing it to close for over 7 hrs, we found ourselves in need of hotel rooms. Back to The Lovat we went. The prix fixed dinner was delicious. First they sat us down in a lounge/sitting room for "snacks" while we played cards, then we were taken to the dining room for dinner. They presented each course, explaining the preparation, etc. We really enjoyed our experience and the delicious food. Everything was presented beautifully. We stayed in the garden rooms which are a newer addition to the hotel. They had great views. The rooms were clean and they provided goodies in the coffee/tea/refrigerator area. We all really enjoyed our time in Fort Augustus and look forward to visiting The Lovat and Station Road restaurant again.

We had a very special dinner at the Lovat. They offer two different prix fixe menus. We went for…read morethe less expensive one, which was £75 per person. The amount of food was just enough for us. Some people might not have found it to be enough. Everything was very well done, but it was very fancy food. Not just smoked trout, but smoked trout mousse. Not just crackers, but crackers with nettle leaves. The beef tartare was served atop a potato cube. Service was very attentive. A great place to celebrate a special occasion.

Beautiful building on the Loch Ness River, although views are limited as they own three buildings…read more Location is great. Food was fine. Bar service was slow, but understandable because a few bus loads of people had arrived. Double occupancy means twin beds. No top sheet, thick duvet only. Beds are firm and all pillows are the same...2" pancakes. No A/C or heat. Portable fan/heat, but window opens slightly. Tight bathrooms, no washcloths (expected in Europe). Bellboy was excellent and went out of his way!

Massage therapist, Ma , just gave me the best foot massage I have ever had. I have had several…read moresurgeries on my troubled feet and she made them feel like new. She is amazing!!!!

Whisky tasting 3 whiskies for 26 pounds a bit more than usual…read more Place is 14 months old and Connected to the Glen Mohr hotel on the River Ness. They also make beers. Nice place to sit and have a beer or whisky. They also serve their own beer.

We visited four cities and stayed in three hotels over the course of our two-week vacation. The…read moreGlenmoriston was by far the best hotel - based on value, location, comfort, cleanliness, and friendliness of staff. The hotel is situated right on the bank of the River Ness. It's within easy walking distance of the Ness Islands in one direction, and the main part of town - shops and restaurants - in the other direction. I liked that it was a bit removed from "the bustle" of the city (if Inverness can ever be said to "bustle"), but close enough to get to without a car. Our room was in the "townhome" part of the hotel (not the main building, but the one across the parking lot), which was perfect. Our room was gigantic and super comfortable. My favorite thing was that the windows actually opened, which gave us a chance to enjoy the slight breeze and gave us a front-row seat to the church bells ringing down the way. The bed was huge and very comfortable. It was actually a little *too* comfortable; we ended up sleeping over 10 hours on our first night there! I woke up about five minutes before the front desk called to ask if we'd be needing housekeeping for the day. Oopsie! We didn't take advantage of room service or hit any of the property's restaurants/bars while we were there (we typically like to experience all a city has to offer when we travel, so while their menu looked inviting, we chose to try some of the places recommended by our taxi driver on the way into town, instead.) They did get bonus points for welcoming us to the hotel with two glasses of champagne - their way of congratulating us on our wedding anniversary. The shower looked modern, but it was kind of awkward to use, and it leaked all over the floor. They have a hair dryer (look in the desk if you can't find it elsewhere), as well as a mini putting green (stored in the closet; it's how you know you're in Scotland, I guess!) There's a TV we never used, and two comfy club chairs situated next to the windows. Check-in and check-out were fast, easy and friendly. They also went out of their way to protect us on that first day. Our taxi driver (super sweet girl named Michelle) was giving us all sorts of tips and advice on our way in, and after I mentioned my half-baked plan to rent bikes to ride out to Culloden, she dropped us off and headed towards a bike shop in town to get information on rentals. She came back to the hotel to tell us everything in person, and the front desk agent refused to tell her our room information, even though she (Michelle) kept insisting we were expecting her. This was the place that made us feel most comfortable, where we could relax after a long day of playing tourist, and where we'd definitely book again, if we're lucky enough to return to Inverness. If you're looking for a place to stay, give them a try!

Great little hotel along the River Ness. Clean, charming rooms with a nice restaurant and lounge…read morearea. The hotel is within walking distance to many of the Pubs, restaurants and shops. The staff was friendly and accommodating. I really enjoyed this spot.

It was raining and we didn't want to walk far to eat so I booked this restaurant through Open Table…read moreto make sure we could get in. Many of the other restaurants nearby were already booked. It was a very short walk to the restaurant which is inside the Glen Mhor Hotel. We were seated in the sunroom where all the glass and windows are so we had a great view of the River Ness. There weren't many people dining when we arrived but it was full by the time we left. We both wanted comfort food so we ordered pizza and spaghetti bolognese. Both were delicious. We also had wine and their house lager with our meal. Our meals arrived promptly and both were delicious. Service was prompt and professional. The ambiance of the restaurant was quiet and calm even tho it was full of diners. We really enjoyed our dinner here and hope to return again some day.

We didn't stay at the hotel but we did dine here one night. They were very accommodating and…read morefriendly and the dining room was very cozy. The food was also very good: my husband ordered the steak pie and I had the bacon burger. The smoked salmon appetizer was also delicious. I recommend the restaurant to anyone passing through!

A great place to stay. They were very accommodating to our needs and dietary requests. Clean and…read morecomfortable beds, great food and nice brews. Plenty of places to walk to and enjoy scenery.

We heard music playing and decided to stop. The front area where the bar and stage are is small…read morebut we were lucky to snag a small table to sit and enjoy the music. I got the vibe it was more tourists than locals but there definitely was a mix of both. We had a drink and then headed on to our next music venue.

We arrived in Inverness and went straight to the oldest bar in the city. This place is funky and…read morebright, decked out with neon lights and lots of open space. The bar tender was able to recommend a local gin for me to try and I had it with tonic. My husband got a pint of Tennent's and while it was early afternoon on a Monday the place still had great energy. Keep in mind they don't serve food at this location, but the drink service is still great.