Loch Ness Centre
Loch Ness Centre

Inverness is often dubbed the capital of the Highlands, though the city on the Moray Firth is hardly central to the region. Its sites include Abertarff House, the Town House, its cathedral and the Culloden battlefield, and of course its famous monster-haunted loch stretching south-westwards... Read More

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Inverness Events

February
Inverness Music Festival
March
Inverness Music Festival
July
Barclays Scottish Open
Inverness Highland Games
Inverness Military Tattoo
August
Marymas Mediaeval Fair
Moy Highland Field Sports Fair
October
Baxters Loch Ness Marathon and Festival of Running
November
Inverness Film Festival
December
Winter Wonderland

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Culloden House Hotel

Culloden House Hotel

At the time of the Jacobite rising in 1745-46, Culloden House was requisitioned by Bonnie Prince Charlie and used as his lodging and battle headquarters prior to that fateful and final battle on Culloden Moor ... More | Double Room: £70 - £130 | visit website

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Glen Druidh House Hotel

Glen Druidh House Hotel

This small, friendly country hotel is ideally situated for exploring either the Highlands of Scotland, or shopping and theatre-going in Inverness. Free Wi-Fi for all guests. Although only 3.2 km (2 miles) from the centre of ... More | visit website

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King's Highway

King

Tucked away in some of the country's most breath-taking scenery is Inverness, understandably known as the Gateway to the Highlands.Combining its traditional role as a major tourist attraction with its burgeoning business centre, Inverness is ... More | visit website

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Palace Milton Hotel and Leisure Club

Palace Milton Hotel and Leisure Club
The Palace Hotel and Leisure Club sits on the banks of the River Ness and has a great city centre location. Guests can relax and enjoy en-suite bedrooms, luxury leisure club, a beauty salon and ... More | visit website
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Royal Highland Hotel

Royal Highland Hotel

The Royal Highland has a central location next to Inverness Train Station. It is a friendly, welcoming hotel with 2 restaurants, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
The Royal Highland has an excellent location for enjoying the ... More | Double Room: From £49.50 | visit website

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Palace Hotel

Palace Hotel

Welcome to the Best Western Palace Hotel & Spa, a superb and stylish 3-star superior hotel located in the heart of the city centre. The Best Western Inverness Palace Hotel is independently owned and you'll be ... More | visit website

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Glenmoriston Town House Hotel

Glenmoriston Town House Hotel

Located on the banks of the River Ness , just a 15 minute drive away from the famous Loch, this elegant townhouse provides stylish accommodation in a warm and welcoming environment. A 10 minute walk away ... More | Double Room: From £57.50 - £67.50 | visit website

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Tulloch Castle

Tulloch Castle

In days of old, only the Laird or the Chief of the Clan could enjoy a relaxing stay in a Scottish Highland Castle. Nowadays, times have changed. At Tulloch Castle Hotel, you'll be made as ... More | visit website

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Glen Mhor Hotel

Glen Mhor Hotel
In a beautiful, quiet and central location on the River Ness, just a few minutes walk from the town centre, railway station, Eden Court theatre and other attractions.

Apread over 4 adjacent (but not internally connected) ... More | Double Room: From £44 | visit website
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Priory Hotel

Priory Hotel
Situated in the picturesque village square of Beauly, The Priory is an excellent base for touring the North and West Highlands. There are an abundance of activities to pursue, and the area is surrounded ... More | Double Room: £42.50 | visit website

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