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Our top choices for Inverness guest houses

1. The Coo's Guest House

A hotel room with a large bed, a chair, a small table with a kettle, and a painting on the wall.

2. Ardross Glencairn

A white door with a number '18' above it, leading to a gated entrance with a stone wall and a paved path.

3. Ardentorrie Guest House

A wooden deck with a table and chairs, overlooking a landscaped garden and a historic building in the background.

4. Bank House

A two-story building with a traditional architectural style, featuring a prominent entrance with a wooden door and a balcony.

5. The Ambassador Hotel

A large, historic building with multiple windows and a prominent tower, situated by a river.

6. Winmar Guesthouse

A two-story stone building with a symmetrical facade, multiple windows, and a central entrance.

7. Alban & Abbey House

A hotel room with a bed, a chair, a TV, a bathroom with a shower, and a window with curtains.

8. Waverley Guest House

A breakfast buffet with bread, pastries, and coffee.

9. Rooms in Inverness

A bedroom with a bed, a chair, a nightstand, and a window.

10. Loch Ness Guest House

A cozy living room with a leather sofa, a plush toy, and a vase of flowers on a table.

11. Lock Chambers Caledonian Canal Centre

A neatly made bed with a striped blanket, two pillows with a geometric pattern, and two folded towels on the bed. There are two wall-mounted lights on either side of the bed, a small table with a vase and a cup, and a towel hanging on the wall.

12. Sweeney Aviemore Two

A hotel room with a large bed, two armchairs, a small table, a chandelier, and large windows with curtains.

13. Cairngorm Guest House

A dining room with a fireplace, a table set for four, and a view of the outside.

14. Braeburn Guest House / B&B

A dining table set with white plates, silverware, and glassware, overlooking a scenic view of trees and mountains through a large window.

15. Waverley Inn

A neatly made bed with a quilted cover, two pillows, and two folded towels on the bed.

16. Rokeby Manor

A rustic dining area with wooden walls, a chandelier, and large windows overlooking a garden.

17. Factors Inn & Cottage

A traditional white building with a stone pathway leading to a wooden archway.

18. Ravenscraig Guest House

A wooden building with a covered walkway surrounded by lush greenery and potted plants.

19. Eriskay Guest House and Aviemore Glamping

Three wooden yurts with round windows, set in a snowy landscape at night.

20. Crubenbeg Country House

A bedroom with a bed, nightstands, a painting, and a window with a view of trees.

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Learn more about Inverness

Perched along the River Ness, this gateway to the Highlands offers Loch Ness monster-hunting and tours of the dramatic Urquhart Castle. Explore the Victorian Market's local shops before taking a sunset stroll to Inverness Castle for panoramic views of the ancient city.

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A riverside town at dusk with illuminated buildings, a prominent church tower, and a bridge over the river.

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Crubenbeg Country House

A bedroom with a bed, nightstands, a painting, and a window with a view of trees.

NO. TEN GUESTHOUSE

A stone wall with a sign reading "N° TEN GUESTHOUSE" and a blue door with a brass knocker.

Braeburn Guest House / B&B

A dining table set with white plates, silverware, and glassware, overlooking a scenic view of trees and mountains through a large window.

Ardentorrie Guest House

A wooden deck with a table and chairs, overlooking a landscaped garden and a historic building in the background.

Ravenscraig Guest House

A wooden building with a covered walkway surrounded by lush greenery and potted plants.

Eriskay Guest House and Aviemore Glamping

Three wooden yurts with round windows, set in a snowy landscape at night.

Rokeby Manor

A rustic dining area with wooden walls, a chandelier, and large windows overlooking a garden.

Ardross Glencairn

A white door with a number '18' above it, leading to a gated entrance with a stone wall and a paved path.

Lock Chambers Caledonian Canal Centre

A neatly made bed with a striped blanket, two pillows with a geometric pattern, and two folded towels on the bed. There are two wall-mounted lights on either side of the bed, a small table with a vase and a cup, and a towel hanging on the wall.

Alban & Abbey House

A hotel room with a bed, a chair, a TV, a bathroom with a shower, and a window with curtains.

Loch Ness Guest House

A cozy living room with a leather sofa, a plush toy, and a vase of flowers on a table.

Factors Inn & Cottage

A traditional white building with a stone pathway leading to a wooden archway.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most popular guest houses in Inverness according to reviews?

Trafford Bank Guest House is a great choice for travelers seeking an exceptional experience in Inverness, boasting a great review score of 10.0. Guests rave about the luxurious premium bedding and the thoughtful touch of bathrobes, ensuring a little extra comfort during your stay. The warm hospitality and prime location make it an ideal retreat for couples or solo travelers looking to relax and recharge in style.

For those who enjoy outdoor adventures, Rossmount Guest House, with an impressive rating of 9.8, provides easy access to nearby mountain biking and hiking trails. Guests particularly love the complimentary breakfast that fuels their explorations, along with the cozy rooms and attentive service. This guest house is a fantastic option for families or active duos wanting to blend comfort with a bit of adventure.

Dunhallin House, also rated 9.8, is another excellent option, especially for guests valuing convenience and flexibility. With features like early check-in and contactless service, it caters well to busy travelers. Guests consistently highlight the delightful breakfast and the inclusive setting, making it a great spot for anyone looking to unwind after a day of exploring the beautiful Scottish Highlands.

What is the nightly rate for a guest house in Inverness?

Rates for Inverness guest houses vary, but travelers can find great-value prices from $60 with Expedia. A range of factors can affect nightly rates, such as the location, the breakfast offering, and the range of amenities. Travelers looking for a good deal should consider looking for a midweek stay, as weekend rates at Inverness guest houses tend to be higher. Remember to also use our filters to sort prices from low to high.

Do guest houses in Inverness provide breakfast?

Inverness offers several delightful guest houses that provide complimentary breakfast, great for starting your day of adventure in the Scottish Highlands.

Dionard Guest House is a charming option that not only serves a free breakfast on weekends but also provides a serene atmosphere tailored for adults seeking relaxation. Guests can enjoy the complimentary toiletries and free Wi-Fi, all within a well-maintained property that offers comfort. The self-parking option makes it convenient for those exploring by car.

Another lovely choice is Ballifeary Guest House, where guests can indulge in a delicious free breakfast each morning. This property stands out with its luxurious Egyptian cotton sheets, ensuring a restful night's sleep. You'll also find free Wi-Fi and toiletries, along with the flexibility of early check-in, subject to availability. The combination of these amenities makes it a great base for families and couples alike.

Can I find guest houses in Inverness that allow dogs?

Inverness offers delightful options for dog owners looking to enjoy a scenic getaway. One great choice is the Rossmount Guest House, where furry friends are not just welcomed but embraced. This charming property features spacious rooms, allowing you and your dog to relax comfortably after a day of exploring the beautiful Scottish Highlands. The guest house offers free breakfast, great for fueling up before your adventures, and free self-parking for added convenience.

Another excellent option is Foyers Bay Country House. While this guest house maintains a serene atmosphere that caters to adults only, it still extends a warm welcome to canine companions. Guests can enjoy the tranquil surroundings from the patio or balcony, taking in the stunning views of the nearby landscape. Foyers Bay also provides free breakfast and ample parking, making it a practical choice for those traveling with pets.

For families seeking a dog-friendly environment, the Inverness Guest House is a wonderful choice as well. This property allows pets and offers amenities such as highchairs and cribs for younger travelers, ensuring everyone in the family is well-cared for. With free secured self-parking and easy access to the surrounding nature, it's an ideal base for family adventures.

What's the difference between a Inverness guest house and a B&B?

A guest house in Inverness is typically a larger establishment with more rooms, offering a more hotel-like experience, and may provide additional amenities including luxury bedding. In contrast, a B&B is usually a smaller property that focuses primarily on providing a room and breakfast. A B&B is often more personal, and breakfast is typically included as part of the stay, but other services might be more limited compared to a guest house.

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