Incredible experience!! Our hostess did everything she could to make sure we had a great time and…read morefelt cared for In the room, there was coffee, a coffee machine, chocolates, hot chocolate mix, many different teas, biscuits, cups, saucers, and bottled water. The beds were so comfy, and the overall room is amazing. She even made her own jam for breakfast. I would come again in a heartbeat.

This is a wonderful place to stay. Welcoming, great location, and a truly wonderful breakfast…read more Elenor was a wonderful host. Can not wait to come back!

Cute place, nice grounds. Our room was very spacious, and we appreciated the on site parking…read more Elaine was our host for the stay and she was absolutely lovely. We also really enjoyed the full Scottish breakfast!

Staff is very friendly and accommodating! Room was quaint and a good mix of rustic and modern…read more Their morning breakfast was very tasty! Had no issue whatsoever and if I did I can imagine they would have handled any issue as they seem to genuinely care about their service!!!

I enjoyed my stay here. The owner, Graham, is super nice and informative. The house is located very…read moreclose to the town center with plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants. The room itself was not that big, but it was spacious enough. We were in the top floor, so there was a neat little garret window that you could kind of sit in and read a book or just enjoy the view. The bathroom was surprisingly large with plenty of room to place all your toiletries a the shower was watertight and had more than sufficient water pressure and temperature range (which were both adjustable). Breakfast was prompt with Graham cooking and serving the the dining room downstairs, and the food was quite nice. I even got to try haggis while I was here with the full Scottish breakfast that was served.

I recently stayed here on Valentines Day and had an amazing time. The owners John and Liz are a…read morepleasure to deal with and give great advice on what to see and do in the area. The B&B is very comfortable and clean with a very home like feel to it. The rooms may feel a little small by American standards but I was very happy with them. Breakfast is included in the price and it is amazing. There is a wide variety of homemade dishes available. Along with fresh fruits and breads. Defiantly recommend staying here for a pleasant time.

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.

Definitely not your parents' B&B. Loved the updated take on tartan decor and the insistence on…read moreusing locally-sourced toiletries, fair trade teas and coffees, and in-season foods. Rooms are generously sized, and the beds are top-notch. The location just along the river provides an incredible view from the front of the property. It's a quick walk into the middle of everything, but just far enough away that you don't hear everything. After a quick chat with the owner, it sounds like there are more good things around the corner for the Alexander. I hope to be back in Inverness in future and will be delighted to stay again.

Beautiful, Comfortable, & Welcoming Eskdale Guest House is…read morelovely. I felt warmly welcomed right away and after long travels I was thankful for a clean room, comfortable bed, hot shower, and reliable WiFi. The house is beautiful. The detailed decorations include a Scottish rug in almost every room of the house. I loved the view outside my window. The local shops and restaurants are very close - an easy walking distance. The continental breakfast was simple yet good - some of the best local honey! It was quiet and easy to sleep here.

Stayed here 1 night and Cathy is an awesome proprietress of this charming BnB, which is very…read morecentrally located, near both the Inverness Castle / high street areas as well as the Ness islands nature spots. Also as a recommendation, if you are booked in here, make sure you make a lunch or dinner booking at The Riverhouse Restaurant, which is just down the road and has amazing food. I also enjoyed the full brekkie here but there were some cons, mainly: - Bad water pressure - super small loo and shower space - road noise easily filtered thru to the room (guess windows weren't double glazed?) Otherwise pleasant stay, but unsure if I would personally book again.

We stayed here for three nights and absolutely enjoyed every single minute there! Leah was an…read moreextraordinary hostess. She is extremely knowledgeable on the things happening in Inverness and gave us some great recommendations and pointers on how to get the best out of our visit. She made us feel so at home that we hated to leave, it truly like we were leaving after visiting a family member, but after some tight loving hugs, Leah sent us on our way. The house is awesome and historic, great location and comfortable. Breakfast was unbelievable and a fun. We met some great people and actually made two new friends that we keep in close touch. Leah cooked to order and nailed my Eggies and Soldier's. Just a heads up breakfast is extra and she only takes cash. But it is truly worth every copper. Yes I recommend and plan to return too.

This 200 year old building is beautifully situated in the water. It's riverfront views are breath…read moretaking. The hostess Leah was wonderful and very helpful and friendly. She recommended local restaurants and bars and wasn't wrong at all. We would definitely stay here again if ever in the area.

When it comes to bed and breakfast locations, there are three things that can make or break the…read moreexperience: 1. The comfort of the bed, 2. The food served, 3. The friendliness of the staff. Granted these three things could apply to any hotel, but with a bed and breakfast - especially if you're staying for a while and/or you're in a remote area - could make or break your vacation. Hubs and I went on a 10 day trip around Scotland. I pre-booked bed and breakfast locations around the country and we drove to a different city every morning. I used my AmEx platinum points to make the reservations, so these were all well established locations and not some small couch in someone's attic. One of our stops was in Inverness. Nice city on the water with quite a few shops, restaurants, and pubs. Next to Glasgow and Edinburgh, this was one of the bigger cities we stayed in (compared to Oban, Dalwhinnie, Narin, etc). I mention this because I have stayed in a few B&B at the time of this review and understand that there are some things you just won't get in a B&B that you would the Waldorf Astoria - or even the Hampton Inn. To make this an easy review to navigate, I will separate this into 3 sections: The Good, The Meh and The Ugly. The good: - The Waverley Guest House is in the heart of the city - so getting around on foot isn't bad. - there are a ton of restaurants and pubs nearby - our room was clean and spacious (room #4) - the room has a bathroom en suite - breakfast was included - the bathroom was very nice, and quite large for a B&B. - the linens were soft, to include the towels. The Meh: - windows barely opened to get a cool breeze (it was stifling hot in our room when we got here; super hot temps this week) - the bed is stiff, but in a cheap way. - only given hand soap for your stay. No shampoo or conditioner. So, if you stay here don't forget yours - no hair dryer - no small welcome basket that seems to be the nice touch a majority of our B&B's have offered - no restaurant on site (which is hit or miss) - check out is early, 1030hrs. 30 min earlier than any of the other locations we have stayed at - no close parking. You'll have to park on the street or in a parking garage 1/4 mile away - the guy at the front desk was friendly enough, but only complained about how many hours he is working and how the breakfast would be determined by how late he worked that evening. In the morning he never said good morning to anyone, he just pushed through with the packaged rolls to refill at the breakfast station. The Ugly: - room 4 is adjacent to the alley. Seagulls and Scots kept us up all night, until past 3AM. Since there were no fans in the room or AC, we had to keep the windows cracked or we would have sweated all night. I slept a total of 2 hours, even as a very heavy sleeper that used melatonin and a pillow over their head. I'm not sure how other rooms were, but this one was horrible for the noise quality. If you're going to say, "well, you should have switched rooms", the other rooms faced the other side of the street where live music was blaring from across the street. - the breakfast left a lot to be desired. Toast, croissants, coffee, and yogurt. That's it. Granted there are cafes near by, but the room rate for this place isn't cheap and I would have expected something a bit nicer. A roll / coffee put out on display isn't a 'breakfast'. Every other location we have stayed at has offered much more - even if the location was smaller and/or more remote. I'm just glad that I am staying somewhere else tonight. I do not recommend this place to others. There are much nicer, quieter locations just on the other side of the river.

I don't remember how or why I booked this hotel (no, it's not a B&B). It was a terrible mistake…read more Checked in & paid without looking at the room. Biggg blunder. Room no larger than your average walk-in closet. Hot, very hot. Windows don't open!, Took one look at it, said "No Way"!! Did I mention a 4 floor walk up? Yep, up with the luggage, down with the heavy luggage. Got our money back finally. Hope y'all get the grim picture.