Sleat Holidays from £201

Bedroom and bathroom were clean! Beds weee extremely comfortable! Sitting room was an added bonus! Steve and Diane were wonderful hosts and made us feel very welcome. The eggs Benedict for breakfast was excellent. Overall, a lovely guest house with a few added, hidden touches to be experienced. A hidden gem that was a delight to experience.

The property location is outstanding as I traveled by train. Its central location makes walking around very convenient. Dozens of nearby dining options as well.

Everything was better than expected and went smooth as silk. The room layout was quirky in the best of ways! Not a simple rectangle box - more like a suite - bedroom, bathroom, a teeny entry foyer, a couple of steps separating all three. In the heart of Inverness Center (Centre, if you prefer). Everything a tourist could want is within a short walk. The booking said unstaffed/no front desk; however, their was a Hootananny rep, familiar with our reservation and gave us an easy welcome - who was primarily working the bar/restaurant. I give it a fair thumbs up!

Personnel lacked commitment. Breakfast fast was borderline, empty trays were not filled up when there was plenty of breakfast-time to go. We booked a premium room which was a good size and newly refurbished. Mattress was new and firm as required. Bed size could have been a little larger. Nice bed cover. Adequate free parking facilities. Lift more than dated.

Booked a luxury pod and drew the short straw staying in the one closest to the very busy main road. All night we were woken up by hgvs. But of course we paid the same as everyone else! No soap at the sink, no hooks in the bathroom and some bright spark decided to put a switch next to your head at night which you can’t turn off and shines a red light on your pillow…. Actually enjoyed the pod though and they’re well appointed. Breakfast was the most disappointing of our week long visit to 5 different properties in Scotland this week. Bacon and sausages undercooked and quality generally underwhelming. Dinner in the evening was odd. The restaurant lacks any character at all. It was busy though, and the food was good. We were going to order dessert (at £10 each) but after waiting an hour for someone to come and take an order we gave up, paid the bill and went to bed. I worked at Travelodge for 8yrs and I’d put money on the manager of this hotel having worked there too.