The property was super cute and had everything we needed for a one-night stay before jumping off into the Isle of Skye. Everything was clean and the host was flexible about breakfast options when we needed to leave early in the morning (we got a to-go bag). The host also provided us with a discount card to a local restaurant (Encore en Foie) which we enjoyed. It was about a 15-20 min walk to the city center. I would recommend staying here if you’re in Inverness!

This is not a complaint about the property, but the roads around Inverness were quite busy and walking to/from the city center required paying close attention as a pedestrian (some road crossings without clear crosswalks). Also, as a head’s up, there is one flight of stairs (relevant if you have heavy luggage) for some of the rooms.

This is a fabulous place to stay in Inverness. Lovely B&B, clean, tidy, wonderfully run. The rooms are very good with all you’ll need to make your stay very comfortable. All the usual tea and coffee facilities, a decent sized fridge for beer / wine etc. The shower is great, nice and powerful to help you get going in the morning. On that subject, the breakfast is fantastic. Very nicely cooked full breakfast to set you on your way. The host is lovely and very helpful, offering help and advice on what to do during your stay. Maps and guide books provided. The house is great. Traditional features and beautifully kept. Parking is on site, off road and easy. Thoroughly enjoyed our stay, many thanks. 10/10.

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Amazing central location. Beautiful inside and out. Amazing selection of facilities, best stacked tea, coffee etc tray in any B&B we have stayed, hairdryer, fan, tissues, air freshener - these hosts thought of everything. Lovely clean, bright spacious rooms with gorgeous furniture. Breakfast was delicious. We had cooked breakfast, but great selection for continental. Orange juice was lush. Christa and Alan were helpful and always ready to give assistance, whether it was directions or suggestions of places to visit or dine. Chatty, friendly hosts that knew exactly how to treat their guests. If we ever visit Inverness again it would be our number one option of where to stay. Perfect hosts and gorgeous house.

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Hands down the best stay of our entire trip in the U.K. This little cottage is absolutely amazing! It is super comfortable with every tiny little amenity you can image from Egyptian cotton towels to heated floors, cute dishware and wonderfully scented bathroom soap! It was also a convenient walk to downtown Inverness and not too far from the train station!

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Quaint and comfortable bed and breakfast in the heart of the city. 10 to 15 mins walk from the main bus station and railway station. Very close to the high street and Ness river. The host is lovely and friendly, cottage style rooms with traditional Scottish breakfast being served. Provides a very charming highlander experience. Safe neighborhood, can walk around during the night and supermarkets close by.

The breakfast room is so lovely. We had very nice breakfast choices. Krista was a wonderful host. Helpful in every way. It was an easy walk to city center. The bedroom had everything we needed and was extremely clean. We were very comfortable in this B&B. You can walk to the bus station if taking day trips. If coming or leaving by train, taxis are available to and from the train station. I would definitely stay at Corunna again.

Everything. The bed is very comfortable. The decoration of the house is adorable. The breakfast is enormous and tasty. The bedroom gives a warm, cozy feeling, and there's coffee, tea and juice sachets and also Scottish butter cookies (I like my evening snack). The host makes sure everything is great and even through the app answered super fast. The house is not far from the cathedral and the river, so the walk to the centre is short (5/10 minutes). Also, the tour buses depart from a nearby location, so that was very handy as well.

This was a two bedroom cottage with two full baths. It was the perfect size with everything you need to live comfortably. The location was close to a bakery and grocery. In addition, it was close enough to walk to the main bus and train station… maybe not with lots of luggage but inexpensive to take a taxi there.

Loved it! There is a washer but not a dryer. During nice weather there was a clothesline to dry your things.

Our hostess made our stay wonderful. A very friendly and accommodating atmosphere. We had everything we possibly could want. The breakfast was delicious and she was able to satisfy our appetites and more, whether it be a light or full breakfast. Our room was comfortable and we felt right at home. A short walk to downtown Inverness was a bonus.

We really couldn't find anything that we didn't like.

There was parking on site with plenty of room in the bedroom and bathroom. The rooms were much better than the photos on-line. The hosts were friendly and the house spotless. It was a short walk to the city and restaurants. We were told about a lovely walk along the river past the cathedral to 3 islands in the middle of the River Ness. I suggest walking to the cathedral to start your walk, via Ardross Street just a few yards down on the other side of the street in order to avoid the traffic. We crossed by the bridges from island to island walked around them, then to the other side of the river and back to the bridge. The walk was beautiful, beating, in our opinion, walks along other city rivers. The river is wide and the water clear, lots of trees and beautiful buildings as well. We took just over an hour including taking lots of photos. We visited the museum, the indoor Victorian Market and Leakey's Bookshop. Just have a look inside Leakey's even if you don't want a book. I left my wife in there after I had seen enough and sat outside a wine bar, 50m away, in the sun. My wife collected me later and we walked back across the suspension foot bridge to our wonderful B&B. Next time we stay in Inverness,, we will go and try to spot the dolphins playing just outside the city. I advise you to book a table at the restaurant you choose. We went to Encore Une Fois and had a good meal which wasn't that expensive though lacking a French wine! Being guests at Corunna , we were given a 20% discount on the food. A local couple who I met at the wine bar recommended Roc Pool. Both restaurants are close to the bridge over the River Ness on the side nearest the B&B. There is an airport at Inverness with buses and trains connecting to the city centre. We really liked this small city and when we return will use this lovely B&B again.

The road to the bridge was quite busy and some buildings were a bit run down. However, cross the road, head down Ardross Street to the cathedral and turn left along the river to the bridge. It will take a minute or two longer but will be much more pleasant.