I was pretty disappointed with this hotel overall. When we showed up there was no one available to…read morehelp us and we had to search for the person tending the "desk" (there is no reception area). They told us we couldn't check in until 3, even though check in us at 2, but after some pleading they were able to get us in at the right time. Pros: -Close to downtown, walkable to everything -very cute exterior -bar and restaurant on site -The bed was fairly comfortable -the hot breakfast was pretty good (the free breakfast is just cereal and orange juice) Cons: -the entire hotel, including the rooms, are in desperate need of a deep clean. It looked as if they had sprayed pledge in the air to make it smell clean because there was an oily residue on everything including the drinking glasses, floors, and desk. The toilet had a bright yellow substance squirted all around the bowl but other than that I don't think it was actually scrubbed. -The rooms are incredibly small and don't really fit two people with two suitcases. -The towels in our room were still damp Overall, we didn't enjoy our experience and I would not recommend it to anyone who values a clean room an

Review is only of the bar/restaurant as we were staying elsewhere. Came across it by chance but…read moreglad we did. Pleasant, friendly atmosphere, with a good sized bar and helpful staff. We found a small table and ordered olives and bread to start, then salmon (for me) and fish pie for my wife. Salmon was excellent with shrimp and a potato salad, together with a little salsa for additional flavor. The fish pie was also good though my wife thought perhaps a little heavy on the sauce ( but plenty of fishy bits to choose from). Looked and tasted good, however. Dessert was a rich chocolate cake washed down with a good cappuccino. A glass of Talisker and one of Amaretto to finish off a commendable meal. Good restaurant - we recommend!

We stayed there one night while in the highlands. The hotel was lovely. It easily fit a family of…read morefour in our room. The dinner was very good though we were starving after missing eating anything for lunch. When traveling we try to stay at a hotel with a bar so after we out the kids down we ca god downstairs and have a drink and talk about our day and our plans for the following.

This slightly up scale hotel is within walking distance of city center. The room was roomy, had…read moreexcellent bedding and bath. Food and drink in the restaurant were good. The staff were very friendly and accommodating.

We had a wonderful stay in this beautiful hotel. The staff were friendly and helpful. We had dinner…read morethere a few nights and the food was delicious! I enjoyed the venison the most! I let the bar tender know that I enjoyed a specific Speyside whisky and he recommended a Balvenie that was tasty and comparable. We had a beautiful loch view from our room and I enjoyed waking up with the sunrise over the loch outside of our window. We caught the end of storm Amy and the week was pretty wet and chilly but the Bunchrew House Hotel also happily kept us warm! We'd been traveling for a couple of weeks so we had quite a bit of laundry to be done and the hotel also offers a laundry service and that worked out nicely as well. I would definitely recommend staying here and I would stay here again when we revisit Inverness.

We stayed at the Bunchrew House for two nights and absolutely loved it. The house is lovely and the…read moreservice provided was excellent. Our room was a little warm the first night but upon letting the staff know, we were moved to a new room the next day. I do not remember the room name but it was a classic room as opposed to their superior rooms. The restaurant manager went out of his way to help us get to town when all the taxis were one hour wait times. The bartender made a phone call for us to get in to a busy bar we wanted to visit. We also enjoyed the breakfast and dinner here - all around a great place to stay made even better by the staff.

Everything else stopped serving already when we arrived in town at 9:30…read more This place was pointed out by someone outside on of the other eateries and said it was basic. I'm not sure I would call the variety on the food side basic but it was cheap yet delicious. Chicken Tikka for me and fish and chips for the wife. How many places can you order those together. Curry club on Thurs get you a discount on your curry and a drink

Quite little room. Not quite as swanky as I thought it'd be. But got a good price…read more Looks fine for accommodations room is clean. Bathroom is clean Plenty of supplies and amenities. Service is nice. If you are on a budget or just need a spot this is right in middle of Inverness. Looks cool. I'll add more to the review as we stay here longer.

We found ourselves needing to spend a few nights in the area and The Whitebridge briefly became our…read morehome away from home - our dining room and bedroom each night. The Whitebridge has a long reputation for being a local staple as well as a community support. This comes as no surprise as it is comfortable, traditional (maybe a little eccentric), and features local produce and goods. Built in 1899, it has retained all the charm that visitors to the area might hope for. Our party had several meals there (breakfast and dinner) and found the food and service to be very good. We made certain to book a reservation each evening to be sure we could dine comfortably and found the dining room to be full more often than not. My favorite menu item may be the Angry Stag, a Highland spiced venison burger with applewood smoked chaddar, sriracha mayo, and house-made pickled jalapenos. I can also speak well of their lasagna, which I found to be hearty and filling. The pub is well-stocked with an extensive selection of Scottish whisky, regionally-produced small-batch gins, and local ales. I enjoyed a new-to-me gin (and tonic) each evening I was there. The Whitebridge had just changed hands the week before our arrival (early November 2025) which will, no doubt, influence the feel of the place in the years to come. As the new owners are aware of the place The Whitebridge holds in the area, I imagine that will only be enhanced. Things to know: * The Whitebridge's picturesque location means it is not close to petrol or other services. * Loch Ness is close. Travel time to the southern end (Fort Augustus) is about 20 minutes. About 40 minutes north to Inverness. * The Whitebridge is dog-friendly.

We had a large group. From USA. Food was tremendous. Service extraordinary Wonderful surprise…read more Local casque beer Happy Chappie. Was fantastic. Going again tomorrow. Excellent wine selections as well. Don't miss this venue when in Loch Ness.

The restaurant/pub is open to all, not just guests. We had such a good dinner the first night, we…read morecalled ahead for reservations to be sure to get a table to eat there for a second night! Between the two evenings, we had their Scottish stew pie, hunters chicken, fish and chips, Mac and cheese, and chicken ham and leek pie. And two helpings of the mega chocolate fudge cake. All super tasty after a day out on the highlands. Or thirst was well quenched with a nice selection of local craft beers, including several cask ales, and a good range of speyside and islay whisky to boot. (They have other drinks too but I couldn't tell you about them.) Very friendly service, great quiet pub atmosphere. They also have several curries and pasta dishes if you're looking for a change from traditional fare.

To be honest I only went here for the free wifi and sat in the bar. They had this beer called…read moreMonarch of the Glen and it was good. They also had a good selection of Scotch too . The bar man was friendly . The atmosphere was perfect too with no loud TVs bothering me. Cool place and I hope to actually stay in this hotel next time in Scotland.

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!

Very good. We had a variety of dishes and all were excellent. The pepper sauce was amazing.... We…read moreput it on everything.

Fiddler's is a great pub in what really is an incredibly touristy area. Sure, the pub is touristy…read moreas well, but the food is legitimately good and the service was also warm and quick. Both the burger and the salad were top notch and priced fairly. Toilets were clean and while the restaurant was busy and a bit cramped, they did their best to keep people moving through. You can't beat the location and parking is available in a large public lot just across the street.