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!

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!!!!

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!

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!

This hotel offers everything you need in their small and quaint rooms! We stayed here 2 nights and…read moreleft before their breakfast service - one of the family members had a bag of food prepared when we left. It was more than enough food and it lasted us all day. We were able to turn it into a picnic while touring Isle of Skye! We enjoyed a delicious meal and tea here also. (I was feeling carsick and their vegetable rice hit the spot!) We had a room on the front of the hotel and enjoyed listening to the water flow all night.

This riverfront location was the perfect location for the 2nd night in Scotland. Nordic Visitor…read morebooked this B&B for our group of 5. Welcoming, walk anywhere in town and great restaurants nearby. Friendly innkeepers. The breakfast was great as well. Parking was a minor challenge. We ate at a pub around the corner and we're so happy with the choice!

We stayed here a couple years ago. The crew of the river was nice. We got the breakfast package…read moreand it was well worth the extra cost. Clean room and comfy bed

It looks like many of the reviews here were written some years ago--the place has clearly been…read moreupgraded since then. Very nice room--clean and with modern fixtures. The hotel is attached to a distillery, and the bar is classy and well stocked. The free breakfast was good. I would definitely stay here again if I return to Inverness.

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.

Hotel was right in the thick of things. Many pubs and restaurants are walking distance. Our shuttle…read moreto take us to Loch Ness was at a bus depot a block from the hotel. Very convenient location in Inverness. Wifi was useless in the room. We had to go to the lobby to be able to use Wifi, which was inconvenient. It's also a bit of a larbyrinth of a hotel and could have better markings for the room. We were at the end of a smaller hallway and we had to go up to our main floor and came to a seemingly dead end without finding our room until we realized there was a smaller stairway for 4-5 steps off to the side which extended the hallway. Wasn't the clearest of markings, but manageable. Otherwise, hotel was beautiful and has a cool history of guests. Very Victorian-era, which added to the novelty of our travels.

This hotel actually smells bad. It's cold in Inverness and there is no heat in the bathrooms. They…read moredo not supply wash cloths even if you ask. Most of the people who work here are surly. The heated towel racks are broken. The bedding is scratchy and the duvet is very thin. The pillows are like rocks. Overall, this is a NO!

The hotel does not match what you see online. It has seen better days, everything from the lobby to…read morethe room to the "gym" looked tired and grungy. I was expecting much better based on the pictures online and reviews. The location is a little away from the main part of town and is around a 20-minute walk. The two onsite restaurants are ok. I did round up to 3 stars because the front desk staff and the concierge were great and I found out that it was locally owned.

The family at AtlasAdventured highly recommends this hotel!…read moreIf you are looking for a wonderful place to stay in Inverness, situated in the Scottish Highlands, look no further. Pulling in you are greeted by a castle-esque hotel. It is stunning. Plenty of parking out front and back. The inside is elegant and spacious. The staff were all extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms are beautiful. Huge bathrooms, plenty of room for storage, a work desk, kettle with tea and coffee, seating and tables, and of course the most comfortable bed. We ordered room service one night and they were very fast and the food was delicious and beautifully presented. We enjoyed the leisure room which is equipped with a heated pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, and gym. Bathrooms are inside the pool area with lockers available for 1 euro. My only complaint about the entire stay was I wish the hot tub was hotter! It was more like a warm tub with jets, but it still felt amazing. We felt like Scottish royalty staying here, and if/when we return to Inverness, we will definitely be staying here again. Thank you so much for a memorable stay!

Here with friends - delightful boutique hotel. Loved the check in process-- David was so…read morepersonable, helpful, warm, smart - our room was perfect. The jacuzzi on the patio was a nice surprise. Hotel centrally located with an easy walk into town and the river Breakfast was delicious with many options -

Probably the most luxurious hotel in the neighborhood. Great experience here we had the room with…read morethe hot tub in the balcony. Check in was extremely easy - the person that greeted us helped us towing our luggage and took us to our room. Upon check in we walked out to the town for a bite to eat (Number 27) - had the small fish and chips and was delish. Anyways, dinner back at the hotel (Chez Roux) was great. The signature dish of baked cheese soufflé was a must try. Rabbit was really well prepared and the produce screamed farm to table. The peas and the asparagus were just to die for. After dinner we walked back to the bar in town and sat outside with a beautiful view of the castle. Ordered a few whiskey there to finish off the night. Overall, the location is great if you want to visit some distilleries and enjoy a quiet night. The down side was the rooms were on the small side for being $500+ a night. :-)