This place is a gem in the rough, set in a perfect location on the river in Inverness. New…read moremanagement has just taken over, and a few needed updates are underway by a refreshed and enthusiastic staff. They've got big plans, but already the place has got a lot of charm. The room we had was a "family room" and it was HUGE, great for an economical choice for a family with kids. Breakfast was above and beyond fantastic. The chef definitely knows his stuff. In addition to toast, cereals, fruit, etc., we were served both porridge and a full Scottish breakfast. We sampled the smoked haddock and poached egg, grilled breakfast with black pudding, eggs, sausage, etc., and the scrambled egg and salmon options. All three choices were excellent! We really hope to return and spend a few days at this quaint spot.

We booked the Maple Court Hotel from a net search, having decided we were going to take the sleeper…read moreup to Scotland to see some snow! On our second day, we saw walkers clad only in t shirts, so you can tell how successful we were. We did better with the choice of hotel. The Maple Court is set just yards from the fast flowing River Ness (the fastest flowing river, apparently), and there are great walks along the banks both into the city centre and over the rather juddering footbridge to the other bank. Arriving tired and glassy eyed off the rather rocky sleeper, we were able to check in our baggage and go off in search of breakfast. Our room was large, bright and airy, and confortably decorated in soft pastels and pine. Trendy it wasn't but the room was very welcoming, and we found the hotel a great base to go exploring. There is a small bar in the grounds. Breakfasts in the hotel were large and filling, with options of cooked breakfasts, kippers and, of course, porridge. We had dinner at the hotel one evening, where we were one of only two tables. The food was excellent, and the price modest. We booked our stay on a preferential rate through the Scottish Tourist board, and got three nights for the price of two. Our stay here was a real bargain, and we will certainly go back if we are in Inverness again.

Very nice place to stay and I really enjoyed our visit. The rooms were very spacious, the staff are…read morefriendly and the food was great. I'm only giving 4 stars though because of the water pressure of the shower in the room! It wasn't that great. Overall, great experience

We've stayed in a few MacDonald hotels now and have a good idea of what to expect…read more The best thing about this hotel (which is rather sprawling as it offers self-catering lodges and apartments in addition to the main hotel) is its location - on the shores of Loch Rannoch surrounded by stunning scenery. Naturally we had one of the very few rooms in the hotel that doesn't have a loch view! However, the room was very spacious with a separate seating area and space to watch television from the sofa. Although overall the hotel is of a good standard there were a few wee snags - the television only receives terrestrial channels (& only 3 of them when we were there), some of the decor is looking rather tired and the gym/pool facilities could also benefit from some attention. The bar is pleasant and all the staff were as helpful as could be.

Cute little hotel that worked perfectly for us. The room had everything we needed. There was a TV,…read moretea kettle, and plenty of plugs. The room was clean and ready for us when we checked in. We ordered our breakfast for the next day at check-in. The breakfast was included in our room rate.

Close to the heart of Aviemore. From our 4-night stay: Super pleasant hosts, wonderful breakfast,…read moreincredibly clean and comfortable rooms, nice supportive beds. We look forward to return.

Beautiful little BnB about 5 minutes walk from town center. Clean and well equipped rooms with…read moreavailability for your own coffee or tea and biscuits. Made to order breakfast included. Comfortable mattresses and comfortably sizable rooms with bathrooms. I chose them online without referral and am so glad I did. We were so very pleased and felt right at home the moment we walked in the door. Staying here really enhanced our visit. Congratulations on 50 Years of Marriage to the owners!!!

Omg. I loved this place. The house was perfect, the bed comfortable and Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell could…read morenot have been sweeter or more helpful. We talked poor Mrs. Caldwell's ear off over breakfast but she took it like a champ without even one complaint. And Mr. Caldwell's comments in a conversation with my husband will have us both cracking up for days. I would definitely recommend straightening up a bit before you leave for the day. They'll straighten your bed for you and you may have a moment of embarrassment if, like us, you rush out in the morning leaving your things a mess. I would choose Amulree every time if we were to go back to Inverness.

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.

Food was excellent. Burger was huge, and beef and bacon were local. Chicken burger was outstanding…read more Best of all was the carrot cake! Highly recommended.

well, the credit card receipt said Loch Ericht Hotel, but Google Maps now has it as the Snack…read moreShack. same review, but better attribution?

This is a small train station that can often be surprisingly busy thanks to tourists coming and…read moregoing to Aviemore for winter sports and mountain biking. There are two platforms, a ticket office and a waiting room. The platforms are partially covered and there are a few benches to sit at. It's a station that could really benefit from a cafe and it's a bit surprising to see an estate agent taking up the space I'd expect a cafe to be in. As small as the station is, I'm sure there are enough travellers for a small cafe to be profitable. Fortunately, there are a cafes and bars not too far away - about a five minute walk if you turn right when you leave the station. If you have a long wait I'd suggest stopping at one of those rather than in the waiting room; it's warm enough and much better than waiting on the platform, but it's not very big and the seats aren't especially comfortable. There is, however, free WiFi.

Well maintained train station on the Inverness to Perth line…read more Australian themed bar on-site.

The best think at the beginning, the location of the Villa is quite near to the town centre of…read moreInverness and in general there are enough parking spaces available on the street. The Villa itself, no Breakfast available, is not very comfortable as no rooms apart from the bedroom will be provided. The room is quite small, not nice and not very orderly. The bathroom is also small and spoiled. So especially in regard to the price I cannot recommend the Villa.