Inverness Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Inverness, United Kingdom

Sandy and Margaret are very friendly people who went out of their way to make our experience a very enjoyable one!

Excellent attention from the staff, fine restaurant and quiet location close to the city center

Close to the A9. My husband and I felt a little young when strolling the lobby, and it has a traditional decor. But the cleanliness was great with all of the amenities.

Easy to get to hotel, loads of parking. Friendly and helpful staff able to help with our enquiries. The room was very modern and fresh, very comfortable bed and quiet.

We stayed at he hotel for three nights. From the moment we arrived at the hotel reception we were impressed with the friendly and efficient service. The room that we were given is in a set of rooms in the annex which are called Garden rooms. The room was an excellent modern addition to the hotel. Do not be put of by the term "annex". On our next visit it will be our first choice: the plus is the absolute quietness and the ambience of the garden area. Of course if it pouring with rain you would have to walk the 30 yards to the main building for dinner or whatever. Location is away from the town centre but the parking at the hotel is extensive. Also, the hotel is about 5 minutes from the main road north, the A9. To emphasis the excellent service we received, we had one little problem to report to reception and they fixed it instantly. Food and restaurant service was again excellent. On our visit, in the Friday evening we listened to the Jazz piano: the piano player's performance was a delight!

3 flights of stairs, room was hot even with windows open but lovely hotel for its age. Staff was very nice and helpful.

We stayed at the Glenmoriston Town House Hotel about 15 years ago - then stayed there when visiting Inverness again a few weeks ago. It has been substantially renovated since our last visit and is now a top-notch hotel, very comfortable, and with a fabulous location right on the water and just a block or two from the city centre. The hotel spans two adjacent buildings; our room this time was in the second building (next to the one with reception and the restaurant), and we appreciated how much quieter is was than when we stayed in the reception/restaurant building 15 years ago. Our room was on the small side, but very comfortable. There is ample free parking for hotel guests adjacent to and behind the hotel, which was nice. There were just a few weird things worth mentioning. First, the reception lobby is decorated with fresh lilies - and the smell is absolutely overwhelming. We asked one of the staff about it, and she explained that the hotel's owners love lilies. I recommend taking a deep breath before entering the lobby. Second, we ate dinner and breakfast at the hotel and found the service to be fairly shoddy at both meals - errors in our order, dishes brought to us out of sequence, long waits between courses, and having difficulty getting our servers' attention. The food was pretty good - but, after waiting 15 minutes for a breakfast menu, we were ready to throw in the towel and go elsewhere for our meals.

Found hotel to be very clean and in a very good location . however two issues one the wifi connection was very poor ( kept disconnecting which was annoying) and in the morning there wasn't much left in breakfast buffet at just after 8.30am What Little there was , very tasty.

Stayed in one of the apartment-style rooms in annex. Very spacious room: 2-story with full kitchen downstairs, bedroom, bathroom upstairs. Easy walk from front of room to castle and the Town Center where eating, shopping and Tourist Information was close by.

We arrived early for check in , that was no problem we were allocated our room number was told where we could park and come back nearer time to collect room key