Great hospitality. Lovely breakfast in pleasant surroundings. Perfect location too, all added up to…read morea wonderful stay, thanks to Anne a very generous hostess.

Travelling South from the North coast and needing to break our journey South we discovered the Ness…read moreGuest House. Within a few minutes my wife and I felt very much at home. A lovely room with a large comfortable bed, I was pleased to have WiFi having been without for a week! Breakfast consisted of quality produce just as we wanted, in an attractively decorated breakfast room. When we asked our hosts for information on things to do and see they were very forthcoming and we were grateful for their local knowledge and advice. The Ness Guest House is in a quiet area, close to the town centre, a few minutes walk to the riverside, yet surprisingly speedily accessible off the A9 with off-road parking, lovely house and excellent hosts. I have no hesitation in recommending The Ness Guest House to those looking for a warmly memorable stay in Inverness.

Just had my third visit to The Ness Guest House and it never fails to disappoint! Ideally located…read morenear to the City Centre and in a quiet location, this guest house offers quality accommodation at reasonable prices. In the past 2 years I've stayed in 3 different rooms, all of which are spacious, well decorated and very comfortable. Owners Susan and Richard and friendly and welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. And finally, if you want a fantastic, hearty cooked breakfast prepared with high quality locally sourced produce, this is the place to go! Can't recommend The Ness Guest House highly enough.

I loved staying at this B&B! We stayed in the back room and had a view of the back garden with a…read moreview of the side garden, pond and chicken coop out of our bathroom window. It was decorated beautifully, large, with a private, huge bathroom. Big white fluffy bathrobes were provided and the bed was the most comfortable bed my husband and I slept in the whole trip! There was also a large closet with a mini-fridge. Glen and John provided water, milk, tons of coffee, tea and hot chocolate, as well as two delicious lemon cupcakes! We had to arrive earlier than the typical 4:30 time to get into the rooms, but Glen and John were quite flexible, allowing us to drop our bags early, then we were on our way to sightsee. There is a great restaurant about a five minute walk down the road (The Dores Inn) with a great view of the entire Loch from the Dores Beach. Glen and John cooked a fantastic breakfast the next morning. The pancakes were soft and fluffy, the bacon and sausage delicious, the bread and jam homemade, and the eggs were from the chickens in the backyard! I tried the haggis, but I just don't like it--the other couple there assured me that it was cooked perfectly. There were booklets provided in the room with plenty of activities listed within, as well as detailed information about the B&B's policies and commitment to the environment--they try to run the B&B in the most environmentally friendly and sustainable way possible! If you're going Nessie hunting, definitely consider staying here!

What a lovely house this is! This B&B is run by a family, and you will get a cozy single or double…read moreroom with a shared bathroom. A bit out of the way of the city centre, while still within the walking distance, the place is friendlier for your wallet without quality compromise. It's been a while since I met such friendly and caring hosts! Breakfast is just fantastic - probably the best one I had in hotels. You can tell they are not trying to save money on ingredients, and the meal was so filling I didn't need the lunch;) In addition to friendly and hospitable hosts, the place features no less friendly dog - Rocco, he is a big softie and loves guests too!

After 4 weeks of travel through Ireland and Scotland, this was our favorite. Everything was…read moreperfect. Margo grew up helping her grandma run a B&B. She owned one in town for 26 years. Recently Allister and Margo built this new home with just two rooms for rent. One on the main floor and one upstairs. Both big and perfectly decorated, with all the amenities and snacks. Breakfast was delicious and we didn't even need to arrange in advance for gluten-free, dairy-free yogurt, bread, etc. Off-street parking. Use of a living/dining room. Beautiful islands and parks along the Ness River. Only downside might be that it is a 30 minute walk into town, but Allister and Margo are more than willing to provide a lift (no charge). Dinner reservations, touring advice, even help with laundry- no problem! Our original B&B was unavailable and that owner sent us here. Such great luck. This was perfection. Margo has learned in 26 years how to build a perfect B&B and provide the most delightful experience.

George and Kirsteen were very hospitable and helpful. They made you feel at home. Many choices for…read morebreakfast. They were always cheerful and went out of their way to make your stay in Inverness a good one!

The premises are well maintained and beautiful. The owner, Barbara, is welcoming and full of…read morehelpful advice regarding the area. The glen itself is breathtaking and serendipitous, you won't hear anything except for the sheep, the birds and the odd car. The rooms are well furnished, the bed was comfortable and cozy, the showers are sparkling clean and packed with soaps, shampoos and lotions, and the water pressure is amazing, something not to be taken for granted in B&Bs. The full Scottish breakfast is, indeed, quite full. You get free-range eggs from the local hens, sausages and black pudding from the local butcher, jams, juices, fruit, yoghurt - everything you could think of. All in all, a great place to stay for a night or a few.