Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Glenmoriston

Nice family room with jacuzzi in the bathroom. Everything was clean and comfortable. The breakfast was a small buffet with traditional Scottish food and also yogurt etc. Host was friendly and gave us useful tips for hiking and places to see.

Ideal location, Ricky was very friendly and informative, the jacuzzi bath was amazing, the shower was awesome, and the breakfast was excellent.

we were very comfortable and warm the jacuzzi bath was amazing brilliant breakfast 😋

Excellent location, room & breakfast was lovely. My daughter loved the jacuzzi bath with different lights. The host was very friendly and gave some great advice of local places to visit. Highly recommend

Good location. Comfortable bed, great jacuzzi, nice full breakfast 😋

Everything, the property was nice and cosy and the jacuzzi bath was exceptional, sells the room itself that jacuzzi bath, would recommend it to anyone looking for a stay in fort Augustus, will definitely look to book again should we be looking to stay in the area again.

Our room was immaculate, beautiful room. Jacuzzi bath is amazing. WiFi good connection and breakfast tasty. Host friendly and welcoming.

Beautiful rooms, large jacuzzi bath and plenty of parking space. The staff were friendly and helpful and the room was spotlessly clean !

The bed was comfortable. Jacuzzi bath was a bonus. Very close to village centre with cosey pubs and the locks. Very good communication with the very friendly owner who made us breakfast the next day.

Great property in an amazing location for Fort Augustus and surrounding areas. Jacuzzi bath was an added bonus. Had breakfast on 2nd morning which was great. Alisdair is a great chap who can’t do enough to help.

The B&B room was well laid out, well equipped, with a very comfortable bed and was exceptionally clean. And the TV worked better than any where else we stayed on our touring holiday! The small details, such as plenty of hooks, tasteful decor, quality toiletries and a small vase of fresh flowers, made this room feel extra special. The continental breakfast was extensive - juice, yoghurts, prepared fresh fruit and berries in the small fridge, and a range of cereals in the room,…And warm freshly baked croissants and hot fresh coffee delivered in the morning. Couldn’t ask for more!

Kevin is a terrific host - he is helpful, friendly, informative. Unfortunately, we didn’t meet Angie. The hosts also left a much-appreciated basket of bottled water and snacks. We absolutely loved the Farm and our spotlessly clean & spacious unit that had all the amenities - very nicely done. The ponies, donkey, and geese family were delightful to watch, content in their idyllic surroundings. Ardgarry Farm is the perfect respite after a day of driving and sightseeing. Don’t miss the delicious Emily’s Byre restaurant just a short walk away.

It’s very peaceful, the owners are very friendly. The breakfast is great, you get fresh coffee and croissants in the morning. During our stay there were baby ducks in the pond. Lovely! The indian restaurant is a 5 minute walk with delicious food. Fort Augustus is 15 min away, isle od Skye an hour.

Very nice property in a quiet area. The accomodations at the bed and breakfast were clean, comfortable and plenty spacious for the 2 of us. The host was very friendly and supplied us with delicious fruit and croissants.

Well designed, well appointed comfortable cottage that was perfect for self catering, including dishwasher and washing machine. Quiet, peaceful - perfect for a relaxing break. Kevin was a great host, knowledgeable, attentive and engaging.

Lann Dearg Studio is really spacious and comfortable. A touch of luxury surrounded by nature. The kitchenette had everything we needed. The bed was very comfortable. It was nice to have a couch to relax, watch TV and read. A great feature are the large windows overlooking magnificent scenery. The location is great, just on the outskirts of Invermoriston. A pleasant walk to the falls right outside the door or a few minutes walk to the village shop for an ice cream. This is a great base for exploring Loch Ness and surrounds. An easy drive to Fort Augustus or Inverness and of course Drumnadrochit and Urquhart Castle. At the suggestion of our hosts we also drove round to the southern side of the Loch to Foyers and loved the quiet peaceful countryside. The hosts were there to greet us when we arrived. They were very welcoming and helpful. We felt very relaxed at the studio apartment. I would say that Lann Dearg was the highlight of our holiday in Scotland. Thank you Lann Dearg!

Nicky and Richard were friendly, helpful and welcoming, making us instantly feel at home. Our accommodation itself was exactly what we needed for a pitstop whilst exploring Loch Ness and the surrounding areas, in the perfect location. The kitchen facilities were great. The bed was so comfortable! And I enjoyed my morning coffee with a view of the birds on one of the many feeders. Sadly I didn't see a red squirrel! It's a shame we only stayed one night.

Hosts, Barry and Em were so welcoming and helpful during our stay. The apartment was clean and comfortable, everything we needed with comprehensive descriptions of walks and places to visit. It is perfectly located with wonderful views of the surroundings and wildlife. Perfect location for walks to the local waterfalls and down to Loch Ness, also for day trips out in the car, to Inverness, Skye.

We were welcomed by Barry, who is very entertaining and knows a lot about the area. The studio was awesome. Spacious, with a seperate kitchen, and nice bathroom. Loved the shower! There's a sofa with view on the "wildlife" outside. We could park our car on the premise. We were the only guests, it was nice and very quiet. @Barry: we had dinner at the Boathouse in Fort Williams, which was very nice. So you can safely recommend that too :-)

This is an absolutely beautiful, amazing property! The space was wonderful and had all the amenities we could want! It was so clean and comfortable! Barry was wonderful and very helpful with suggestions of what to do and where to go. It was a quick walk to the town for a quick meal. Or a 10 minute ride to Fort Augustus for petrol, ATM, other restaurants, Cruise Loch Ness and souvenirs.

This was the best room I stayed in my whole trip. It was classically decorated and had fun things to look at. The bed was comfy. The bathroom was amazing--it had heated floors! Even though it was summer, I used the heated floors. So fun! The food was delicious. I had dinner and the included breakfast. The dining staff went out of their way to make my meals just right for me. The chef even came out to ask my how spicy I would like the food. I also enjoyed the friendly and open atmosphere in the dining area with the other guests. I enjoyed talking to the other guests over my meals. The restaurant called me a few hours before I checked in to ask me if I were interested in a reservation. That was a good thing because I did not realize that there would be a restaurant and I was going to pick up take away food on my drive there. All the staff at the hotel were superb and worked hard. I noticed that the management knew how to lead their staff and create a cohesiveness between the three sister hotels in the area. There was even a spa in one of the sister hotels down the road, so I got an amazing massage.

We had the most incredible 5 night stay at Rokeby Manor from May 7th-12th. The hotel itself is situated in the perfect location for all of your Highland adventures - 90 minutes from Skye, 90 minutes from Oban, 60 minutes to Inverness, 60 minutes to Glencoe, 30 minutes to Fort William. Close to plenty of incredible pullouts and areas for picture taking. As for the stay itself, it was everything you could want. The friendliest staff - always smiling and willing to help. We wanted to visit a farm while in country, and brought it up to the hotel manager. He did all of the leg work for us and scheduled a tour with Halcyon Farms. Phenomenal! Clean, cozy, and nicely furnished rooms. A big roomy shower and bathroom. Huge parking lot with loads of spots. Breakfast was continental/buffet style with lots of choices, and if you wanted porridge, an omelette, or eggs from the kitchen - they're included, free of charge. We ate dinner at the restaurant three times we were there, and each time, it was exceptional. The Indian food on the menu is some of the best we've ever eaten. It simply felt like a home away from home for the five days we were there.

Lovely character hotel which has been decorated and finished with charm and care. The rooms are a good size and comfortable with a good size en suite and nice shower. The meal in Emily’s barn was excellent, we had the Indian cuisine and it was really good, other options for food such as fish and chips are available. The breakfast buffet was excellent with plenty of options and all very fresh. The hotel employees are very friendly and welcoming and really care that you have everything you need and a comfortable stay. I was concerned when booking we might get road noise but it was actually very quiet .

Excellent location just out of Invergarry with ample parking. Rooms of high quality with all amenities, kettle for tea, and coffee, which is a must for us. Exceedingly comfortable beds. Tastefully decorated without overdoing it on the tartan. Staff first class, helpful, and will try to accommodate all requests. We ate in the restaurant in the evening, a variety of choices available, and would recommend the curries. Breakfast buffet style with a huge selection choice. So, for a stopover, it's a perfect choice.

This charming hotel, nestled in a beautifully preserved historic building, completely exceeded our expectations. The staff was exceptionally warm and attentive—truly going above and beyond to make us feel at home. Our rooms were cozy, spotless, and full of character. Both dinner and breakfast were absolutely delicious. A perfect blend of comfort, history, and heartfelt hospitality. Can’t wait to return!

On arrival parking was plentiful with multiple electric charging points. Checkin was easy and friendly, however, we were extremely disappointed to be told that there were no bookings available for dinner especially as we had driven 7.5 hrs to arrive and quiet tired and hungry. We were taken to our room (garden room) which was clean, pleasant and bright with an en-suite bathroom with bath and shower. Bathroom products were very high quality, however, a little niggle for me was that they were wall mounted in the wrong places so difficult to use such as the shampoo was wall mounted by the sink and not in the shower. Mini bar was well stocked and not extortionate on prices with complimentary tea coffee, water and a chocolate bar. The hotel use nesspresso machines for the coffee but mine was faulty. I can’t really complain about this as if they didn’t know they can’t fix it. Surprisingly we received a call from the dinning room to say that they had redesigned their seating to fit us in as long as we don’t mind sitting close to the door. We agreed and had a fantastic 3 course dinner with drinks for just under £120. Overall, a great stay and I would recommend to others.

The lobby area with fireplace and comfy chairs was perfect to relax in. Also a nice restaurant area where we had dinner as well. Very good food for dinner and breakfast. The staff is very accomodating and their wonderful hospitality made our visit perfect. Short jaunt down slight hill to the small town and views of Loch Ness.

Room was very nice and clean. The bed was far too high and mattress topper was too big for mattress so made bed slightly uncomfortable, room was also too hot although a fan was provided it was rather noisy. Bathroom had a smell of dampness and hadn’t been upgraded to the same standard as the rest of the room. Breakfast was lovely but had to pay extra for it which was expensive for what you got. We ate in the restaurant and the food was exquisite and all the staff extremely friendly and helpful. Only downside was a dog was allowed in the restaurant, when you are allergic to dogs and paying a significant amount for the meal it did tarnish the experience slightly.

We stayed here for 1 night before going to Urquhart Castle/Loch Ness. Service was great. We ate in the restaurant (The Brasserie) for dinner and breakfast for convenience. The food is good; the breakfast is standard and reasonably priced for the portion sizes, but while the dinner was good too, it was definitely priced above the quality. Our room was comfortable (a TV came out of the food of the bed, which is luxurious, I suppose), but the radiator stayed on no matter what we set the thermostat to (i.e. 6 degrees C above what it had been set to for several hours) so we had to open a window.

I stayed at numerous 5 star hotels and this hotel had by far the best breakfast and service, the lady at reception very helpful and service was superb and all of them are so friendly , they go the extra mile, the sourdough bread toast , porridge with apple, smoke salmon all ingredients top quality and well cooked, , room very clean, with fresh milk and excellent tea and coffee , all the other hotels we stayed at which were 5 star give you long life .

We had the recent pleasure of staying at Glengarry Castle Hotel in Invergarry. In our opinion it was truly a delightful experience. From the moment we walked through the gigantic doors we were greeted with the warmth and hospitality of Scotland’s past. The staff at the hotel was exceptional, professional and friendly. The hotel itself is so charming -- the lobby, lounge and library exude elegance and sophistication of Scotland history. Our room was clean, spacious and tastefully, historically decorated and the bed was very comfortable. The ensuite bathroom was bright and clean and a nice size. The grounds were beautiful and we enjoyed a walk to the Invergarry Castle ruins. One of the highlights of our stay was the breathtaking panoramic view from our suite that overlooked the loch. It was simply mesmerizing and peaceful, especially during sunrise and sunset. The hotel’s lounge and library were the perfect spots to unwind with a nightcap in front of a roaring fire. We had dinner and breakfast at the hotel multiple days and each were excellent and exceeded our expectations in both service, quality and deliciousness. During our stay we did day road trips from the hotel and we always looked forward to returning to relax in the lounge with a drink and reflect on our day’s adventures. If you are visiting the Invergarry area, we highly recommend Glengarry Castle Hotel for an unforgettable experience.

What an absolutely beautiful place and experience Glengarry Castle Hotel is! The hotel is located in a large, quiet and serene private park on the shores of Loch Oich (with its own boat landing stage). Our room was super clean and extremely spacious and offered mesmerizing views onto the huge park and garden (incl. some lovely sheep) the lake and surrounding hills. The breakfast as well as dinner is being served in their cozy dinner room and offers a large variety of wonderful and delicious dishes (incl. lots of gluten-free options). The staff of the hotel as well in the restaurant was super friendly and attentive and made our stay an unforgettable experience! A big thank you to the family MacCallum for providing us with such a great stay at their magnificent castle hotel - we can definitely recommend staying here and will come back without hesitation if the opportunity arises again!

A beautiful castle hotel on an idyllic estate in the heart of the Highlands. Our four poster bedroom was spacious and luxurious. The staff were so kind and professional. We loved the option to have light lunches and afternoon tea/coffee served in the lounge, so we could relax and enjoy the views of the estate grounds from the comfort of the hotel. Dinner was truly delicious. I do not have enough good things to say. It was the perfect, peaceful, scenic place for our vacation.

Room was spacious, quiet and very clean. Very comfortable bed. Well appointed. Breakfast was delicious. Had three course dinner - Excellent

Another return visit and another flawless stay. They get it right here, the arrival, the attention, the ambiance, it’s the attraction. Then there’s the rooms, spacious, comfortable and well presented. The restaurant is intimate, friendly and fairly priced. The public rooms are welcoming, warm and well furnished. These rooms are a great place to relax, read a book, have afternoon tea, have after dinner drinks. Ramble the grounds, try your hand at tennis or fishing. If the weather obliges sit outside with a drink and take in the scenery. We love this place and always want to return!

A completely wonderful hotel! My dad and o stayed here for one night whilst walking the Great Glen Way. We could not have been more glad to arrive at the lovely hotel after our walk as the rain came pouring down. Alisa the manager welcomed us warmly and showed us to our cosy twin room. It had comfortable beds, all the amenities we could have hoped for a supremely luxurious shower. We very much enjoyed unwinding in the homely hotel lounge, with a dram of one the bar’s many excellent whiskies in front of the snug wood burning stove. We also enjoyed a delicious dinner and excellent breakfast at the hotel (which caters excellently for veggies and vegans!). It was with heavy hearts that we checked out of this fabulous place but we were sent on our way with a couple of the hotel’s fab packed lunches for walkers. Thanks so much for the impeccable hospitality and an amazing stay!

We stayed here as we walked the Great Glen Way. It was a wonderful oasis after a day of walking. The room was small but comfortable with twin beds and spacious washroom. Very very clean. The common areas were welcoming with friendly guests chatting over a beer or wine. The restaurant was very special! incredible dinner! One of the best of the trip and excellent breakfast and packed lunch as well. The front desk was super informative and also very welcoming. We highly recommend!

We loved our stay at GA. Everyone was so friendly. Our room was comfy and the restaurant at the hotel had wonderful food. We had supper there and breakfast the next morning. The hotel is located in the exact right spot to experience all the sites between Fort Augustus and Inverness. In spite of being at a cross-roads of sorts, it was quite tranquil. There's a lovely park walking distance away with an old stone bridge and waterfalls. Lots of seating outdoors - perfect for whiling away the afternoon with coffee and a good book. Our room was a wee bit hot because Scotland was having a rather unusual spate of hot, dry weather. So, we camped out in the lounge in the evening enjoying drinks from the bar and the company of other guests. Very enjoyable stay!

Spacious, beautiful room in first floor. Despite the fact that hotel is near major road along Loch Ness, it is very quiet at night. Hosts were extremely kind and helpful. Dinner was very nice, with fresh fish and some good selection of wine as well. Breakfast had a good selection of options and was specially cooked for each guest. We had a nice walk in the nearby woods next to river and old bridge. Parking is on site and has enough space for all the guests.

Amazing since and before our arrival, the people at Glenmoriston Arms are special and give the best attention and fond care to their guests. The structure is awesome with atmosphere and the room clean, very nice and with all you might need. There is also a safe shed for the bikes. We had an amazing dinner and an early breakfast anticipated on our needs. Perfect, the best in our 16 days of Lejog in UK! Well worth a visit.

Invergarry Hotel is a perfect stopping point between the Isle of Skye and Edinburgh. The bedroom was very comfortable and everything was beautifully clean. A lovely tray with coffees and teas was provided. We were really impressed with our delicious dinner and the service was lovely. Breakfast was also tasty and the portion sizes were perfect. I loved that breakfast was in another room to dinner. Parking is easily available on site, which is always something I look for in a hotel.

Literally everything!! I am not exaggerating when I say that this is the perfect hotel in a perfect location. Not only can I not fault anything, I am still smiling from how good my stay was: The staff; the food; the room; the premises/furnishings/decor and atmosphere; the location. I just remembered the wifi wasn't working, but I didn't care. This hotel is a joy to stay in and I wanted to extend my stay - alas they were fully booked, which I can certainly understand. The breakfast menu was amazing and delicious, offering a "starter and main" design, and the food was truly exquisite. My room was so big and the bed enormous and comfy (so comfy!). The price was good, given how awesome everything was.

Stayed on a one night dinner, bed & breakfast package at short notice, after our accommodation in Fort William fell through. The staff welcomed us warmly and booked us for dinner and breakfast at a busy time, with only an hours notice of our booking. We stayed in the Masters room and it is huge! Dinner and breakfast were both excellent and the staff were all friendly and helpful. Wouldn’t hesitate to stay again and thoroughly enjoyed our unexpected stay at this lovely old hotel.

Cozy, beautiful, bed & breakfast feel to this reasonably-priced hotel convenient to the roadway. Although built in 1885, the building is renovated with modern conveniences. Laura, our hostess, was delightful and charming. The restaurant was excellent, with locally-sourced food and well-stocked bar. The included breakfast was superb. Would definitely stay again.

A stunning hotel in a stunning part of Scotland. The room was perfect. The restaurant and lounge area were perfect areas to recharge the soul after a long day riding. The gnocchi special is one of the best restaurant dishes I have ever had. The breakfast was great. One small but personal niggle was the lack of haggis on the breakfast menu. That said it set me up for riding through Glencoe in the snow. My only problem with the hotel is that the parking isn't very biker friendly. I had difficulty getting a grip with my bike boots when trying to manoeuvre the bike. I tried both parking areas and both were slippy. I could have parked on the pavement on the front but it is a main road and I didn't want my bike to be a target. The gravel may be ok on rested legs but after a long day riding it wasn't easy for me.

Spacious room with comfortable beds. Private bathroom with excellent water pressure in the shower. The food (breakfast, packed lunch and dinner) is delicious, ample and great value. There's lots of room to hangout in the bar, foyer and garden. The staff is helpful and friendly.

The room is clean, quiet and has it’s own sink. There is a separate toilet across the hall and then a toilet and shower room. There are dinner , packed lunch and breakfast options (you pay extra) and secure bike storage on site (shed is locked). There is a warm cosy bar downstairs and a self catering kitchen and nice dining room. The person at reception was really nice. I slept really well as it was nice and quiet. I paid £57 for a single room and it’s been good value for money.

Simple yet comfortable accommodations. The beds were comfortable and the bathroom was a spacious. Very convenient location for walking to the town with stores and restaurants and to Loch Ness. The kitchen was fairly well stocked. They had options for ordering food for dinner or breakfast, but we made excellent use of the kitchen facilities. Rooms was unique with a fun name - William Wallace room.

Immaculately clean and cozy room. Staff were so nice and helpful. Great facilities, loved having access to the couches in the lounge area and the bar was great too. Drying room was a godsend for drying out my stuff after a rainy walk into Fort Augustus. Dinner was tasty and they’ve got butteries at breakfast, what more could you want :)

Everything was just superb, I enjoyed my stay! The location is very convenient, the bus stop is near. The room was clean and warm. The self-catering breakfast was good. Peaceful, quiet, very relaxing. Cafes and restaurants nearby. Will come back when in Scotland again

Great location, bright, spacious, comfortable and clean accommodation. Comfy beds, hot bath, decent sized fridge and also a freezer! Amanda was really friendly, welcoming and helpful. The Easter Bunny also visited during our stay and hid some chocolate eggs for all the children who were staying which was lovely. Our daughter also enjoyed the outdoor play area and the games room. The site is very well maintained and we would happily stay here again. Location was good for visiting Glen Affric, Fort Augustus and Inverness. The park is located in a very peaceful setting, easy walk into Cannich village. The cabin also had a decking area with table and chairs which would be lovely to sit out on a nice day, the weather didn't really favour us for that during our visit but on a warmer/drier day it would be lovely.

It was like walking into a home, so welcoming, everything was so clean, very comfortable everything you needed was their, pots, pans, all.utensils you needed, towels everything, you didn't need to worry about a thing, we were in the best possible place right across from the park and games room which my children loved, everything was accessible, BBQ was clean and utensils provided, the owner welcomed us and was so friendly and kind and very helpful, the area was stunning and views were breathtaking, I couldn't fault the place at all, very cheap and was so well looked after, we will be booking yearly from now on as it's so accommodating and you don't need to worry about a thing everything you need to cook and relax is provided, amazing 1st stay

Gorgeous peaceful location, surrounded by river and mountains, and with great family walks within very easy distance. The site is excellent - clean, well equipped, and the kids loved the games room and play area, and the big open shinty/football pitch just next door. The lodges are perfect - spacious, cosy, warm and easy - perfect for a relaxing time away and we couldn't recommend it more. Thank you!

Check in was easy which was great as we had visited family before going to the holiday park, so didn't arrive until quite late; probably about 9:45pm. The property was warm, and lovely and clean! Hooray, I hate dirt! The accommodation was spacious. All the appliances were modern and of a very high standard. Thank you! The staff were very nice, and helpful. The site only has about 13 lodges, so it's pretty quiet. The location was convenient for us. There are laundry facilities available at the reception building which we used having been away for a week before getting to the holiday park

Amanda was so friendly and welcoming which gave the site a lovely atmosphere. The lodge itself had everything you could possibly need and was very comfortable. Amazing decor and I loved the attention to detail, there was fresh cut flowers on the table when we arrived. A little game set and cards were also an unexpected touch that my mum and I enjoyed! Highly recommend and would definitely stay here again.

We enjoyed a 1 night stay in room Loch Lochy and would definitely return. The code check in was really simple and the entrance area was fresh and modern. The room itself was even better than the pictures, the finishings and detail were great ans the space itself was very relaxing and benefits from a lovely outdoor terrace with table and chairs. We enjoyed watching the sunrise and the lovey views from here with a coffee. This area did have a divider between the other rooms terrace and ours and I think we would have preferred if it was a little higher for privacy, but that’s our own preference and also due to us having our dog with us. Tea and coffee were delicious! During our stay the fire alarm went around 1am and the manager was on the phone and out on site extremely quickly. Great system in place and we appreciated the managers response!

We stayed in ‘Neptune’. The room was a good size and was extremely well appointed with modern furnishings, t.v. And free WiFi. Big, comfortable bed, good shower and nice toiletries. There was a lovely view of the river and bridge and we woke to the sound of quacking ducks each morning - delightful. Follow the instructions for parking in the road opposite - free of charge, we left our car there for three nights without any issues. We used the café below for breakfast, they did excellent coffee and a small range of breakfast items.

I have been traveling for many years, and I don't think I've ever been as comfortable in a hotel room before. Everything was clean, comfortable, quiet and I felt very safe. Traveling with my family is not easy in Scotland, this was fantastic. We had a full bed and two twin bunks. No cots or rollouts. Local meals were amazing. And the canal was super cool. Highly recommended.

Loved this little gem and will definitely return. Great view looking over the bridge and beautiful river (Neptune room). Big comfy bed, huge bathtub and nicely decorated. Tea/Coffee bar provided with lovely biscuits.

Beautiful room! We stayed in the Loch Ness room which had a private balcony overlooking the village. Huge windows in the room as well. The chap who came to bring us more towels was kind and friendly. (It was his first day.) We stayed here after arriving in Inverness en route to Ft. William. The only downsides: Not a lot of places open for dinner. Had to eat twice at the Chinese restaurant. (Granted, it was delicious!). I wish there was an iron and ironing board.

We had been camping in the Highlands and had to come down because of the torrential rain. I found this hotel on TripAdvisor and booked online. The room was a good size, perfectly clean, and very comfortable, with high-quality bed linen and a nice bathroom. The staff were really helpful, and the breakfast (which was included) was divine, with lots of fresh toast and coffee/tea. I had scrambled eggs and smoked salmon; there was also porridge, fruit and full Scottish breakfast. All with a view of Loch Ness. We arrived at night, in the rain, and were immediately welcomed. We hadn't booked a restaurant, so the manager recommended a gorgeous cosy pub nearby, where we went for dinner. This is a cosy mid-range hotel, so don't expect 5* facilities, but we were just stopping over on a journey, and it was everything we were looking for and more.

I was pleasantly surprised on arrival at The Inch Hotel. The manager who checked us in was really friendly and helpful, he gave us lots of information on the local area and recommended places for us to visit and the best way to get there. Our room was possibly in the furthest part of the hotel and i couldn't get any wifi there but the size of the room, the bed and the overall cozyness made up for it. The en suite bathroom was a bit of a hazard, the light switch hit you in the face if you forgot it catches on the door and don't move quick enough, the shower was over the bath and without a none slip bath mat both me and my partner had a close calling getting out of the shower and both nearly slipped. We ate both breakfast and an evening meal here and both were excellent. All the staff were super friendly and helpfull. The bar area was cozy and there is a seprate room to relax in with comfy chairs and great views. There are loads of excellent prints/photos all around the hotel of wildlife and scenery, i would of bought some if they were for sale. I enjoyed our stay and would definitely stay here again if we were in the area.

Friendly welcome felt Safe with good social distancing measures in place . Room spotless and comfortable. Evening meal excellent above expectations and breakfast very good . Only grumble pressure in shower not great . However bed very comfortable for a good nights sleep . Johnny the manager I presume and the team all fantastic very attentive and welcoming. Good choice for exploring Loch Ness or on route to Skye and walking with the Great Glen way on its doorstep . Would recommend and will return

Lovely old country house hotel with great history. Front lounge, hall and dining room retain an olde world atmosphere. Fantastic views from lounge and dining room. Our room was large and very clean. Bed was extremely comfy. Bathroom very clean if slightly outdated. Breakfast was lovely. We were looked after by the amazing Sammi both mornings. He is a wonderful asset to this hotel, very friendly and efficient. We found all the staff to be very friendly. Housekeeping must work especially hard as the hotel was full both nights with what looked like a high turnover of guests. We would have no hesitation staying at the Inch Hotel in the future.

We spent our last night in Scotland at this hotel. We wish we could have stayed longer. The hotel was very quaint, cozy, and picturesque. The location was incredible with views of Loch Ness and the Highland cows! The rooms were very clean and comfortable. Saskia checked us in and she was an absolute delight! She was so friendly and accomodating! We had not made a booking for breakfast the next day before our early departure, but she made sure there was space for us. The food was great, as well as the coffee! Thank you Saskia for being such a lovely person! We highly recommend staying here at The Inch Hotel!