The best accommodations Inverness

This Georgian-style country house is located very close to the city. It has beautiful gardens to walk around and boasts stunning views of the beautiful Highland countryside. The rooms are luxurious, elegant and tastefully decorated. His restaurant has won numerous awards, and his bar, where many malts are served, is well known to spirits lovers. His afternoon tea is also famous.

This hotel offers a luxury getaway at very affordable prices, thanks to a wide range of rooms: standard "garden rooms" or "classic rooms", family rooms, rooms accessible to people with reduced mobility, "kingsclub rooms" luxury, "luxury rooms", "classic 1785 rooms" in the historic building and "patio rooms" with private terrace. The hotel also has a restaurant and a spa area with swimming pool, gym and hairdressing salon.

This Georgian house, now a world-class hotel, was the home of Charles Edward Stuart during his campaign in Culloden. His enemy Cumberland, the victor of the battle, moved in after 1746. The atmosphere is refined, and you can enjoy a variety of facilities: an Adam-style lounge, a whisky bar in a library, and a 40-hectare wooded park where you can stroll at will. You can also play golf, tennis and croquet. The restaurant is excellent and open to all.

Enjoy the splendid views of the impressive mountain world from the cosy, modern hostel situated near the castle and the town centre. The dormitories have 5 to 10 beds, with good bedding, and there are two lounges, a kitchen and a dining room to meet other visitors. The building has not lost its Victorian grandeur and the views of the Ness River are very pleasant. Hot drinks are self-service and unlimited, and wi-fi is free. If anyone in your group is under 18 years of age, you will need to contact the establishment before booking.

The apartments of Gisela are an ideal pied-à-terre for those who want to stay in Inverness. Situated in the heart of the capital of the Highlands, with parking included, they allow you to fully enjoy all the city's festivities. Gisela has 3 spacious, clean and well-appointed apartments suitable for couples, families or friends. Everything is provided so that you only have to put down your suitcases, even extensive tourist information and maps of the surrounding restaurants, in case you don't want to use the fully equipped kitchen!

The Loch Ness Drumnadrochit Hotel is a family-run hotel located just 20 minutes from Inverness, offering an ideal base from which to explore the many local attractions and the Scottish Highlands. The hotel has 29 well-appointed rooms, offering flexible and affordable accommodation for families, couples or solo travelers. All rooms feature en suite facilities, hairdryers, TVs and tea and coffee making facilities. Wi-Fi is free, and on-site parking is available for all guests. The hotel is adjacent to the Loch Ness Exhibition, where visitors can learn more about the famous resident of Loch Ness. A short five-minute stroll takes you to the village, where you'll find local amenities, restaurants and souvenir stores. The Loch Ness Drumnadrochit Hotel also offers an on-site café and bar-bistro, serving fresh local produce.

Moray Park Guest House enjoys a privileged location on the east bank of the River Ness and in the heart of the city. The house offers about ten simple and comfortable rooms, with TV, DVD player, courtesy tray and hairdryer. The Eden Court Theatre and Cathedral are located across the river and can be reached by one of the many Victorian pedestrian bridges over the River Ness. The castle and the museum of Inverness are also located on the banks of the river and are only a few steps away.

This is not camping, but glamping... the camping in its more glamorous version. This glamping is located a little away from Inverness, in the North-East, going towards Culloden. Its pods can accommodate 4 guests (one double bed and one bunk bed), with shower and toilet, but also a terrace with garden furniture, for lunch or dinner, with a view on Black Isle. A common area with dining area, refrigerator, microwave oven and dishwasher is available. Wi-fi is available everywhere. Pets are welcome.

Ardconnel House is a traditional town house in Inverness, with six rooms, single, double and family. All of them have a private bathroom, adjoining or on the landing. The decoration is pretty and very British, like the shared living room. It is possible to park your car there, but it is best to inform the owners in advance to make arrangements. The owners are warmly welcoming and take great care to ensure that your stay in the Highlands is perfect. Children under 10 years old are not accepted.

Jim and Allison are originally from the Northern Highlands and are very welcoming. The nine rooms are single, double and triple with private bathrooms and rustic charm. All are very well maintained and equipped with LCD screen, hairdryer and courtesy tray. Breakfast is an opportunity to taste the oatmeal, which is prepared divinely well here, and to fill up with a full scottish breakfast, ideal to start off the day with a good peid. The centre is only a seven-minute walk from this quiet residential area.