Pet Friendly Hotels in Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom

Room was very good and clean but it turned out that you could hear every move of the people in the room above. At 6 am this particular person decided to do his 10000 steps a day in his room and it sounded as if an elephant was marching through. No way to continue your sleep so we ended up having to get up and we left the hotel at 7.15am. I had complained the night before but since the hotel was fully booked there were no other options. I was told it was because of the wooden structure so obviously it was a known issue and they should NOT book both rooms at same time. They also had 2 dogs behind unmanned reception and one of them yapped continuosly for an hour whilst we had our dinner. As we finished dinner they started bringing out cornflakes etc for breakfast for the following morning and left this uncovered, thought this was very unhygienic. Alcohol prices way too high too ( bottle of wine £35.50). All in all not a good experience and wouldn't recommend.

Good location however parking was very limited. We were staying 2 nights and didn’t manage to get a space resulting in us having to pay for parking when the website stated free parking it was a big factor in choosing this hotel. The decor is very dated and scruffy but rooms are clean. Rooms don’t get made up daily unless you request. The windows were very draughty resulting in us keeping the curtains drawn shut. The windows were obscured anyway so you couldn’t use them as a window so guess it didn’t matter. The staff on the desk were polite and efficient.

Hotel is really very nice, very cosy. A wee bit out for Aviemore if not driving. Didn't eat there but the large restaurant was well used for both breakfast and dinner so I assume all OK. There is a swimming pool although I didn't use this. Overall I didn't use the facilities but they were well used by others. The Woodshed, which is an external bar on the grounds is good, great pizza. The entertainment - a few nights in the hotel and one night in the woodshed - is fine. I would go to this hotel again.

The recently renovated room was comfortable, the bed was a little on the firm side but we were still able to sleep. The bathroom needs a better shower screen since the floor was soaked afterwards. The breakfast was delicious and the staff were friendly and helpful. The bus full of rowdy American tourists woke us up as they departed for the day, but that was not the fault of the hotel.

It's not as good as I thought, but it's not bad. It's a bit far to walk to the room. It's one of those hotels in a row. If you are in a different building, you have to walk a long way. The room is not bright enough, but the toilet is big.

Very very good hotel on the best street of Inverness one can get, also the price was the steal deal, the staff was very helpful, also provided us the cutlery when requested and also unlimited free WiFi and water at reception, very good 4 star hotel rooms as expected, GYM AS OF START APRIL 2026 time was not available due to renovations work

Excellent location and cool swimming pool. The fitness centre is quite limited. Getting something to eat in the evening at the bar or getting a coffee in the morning is impossible. Also the bathroom was a little filthy, especially the shower cap full of mold. For 150 pounds per night I wasn't impressed at all. Staff not particularly friendly. It also looks past it's best days. I feel like management of this resort is weak and lacking and should be much better.

The location of the hotel was perfect! Our room was facing the loch nearby and it was amazing to wake up to such a beautiful view of the loch. The hotel and rooms were clean. The receptionist was lovely too!

The location is perfect, just a 2-minute walk from the bus terminal. When I first checked in, I told the reception about the inconvenience of my roommate listening to loud music on the speaker, and they quickly changed my room, and the new room was very nice. If you are coming to Inverness by Flixbus, I highly recommend staying at this hostel.