Beautiful character house hotel, nicely styled room at the top of the stairs under the roof with good bedding. We had a lovely breakfast the following morning served by one of the young staff.

If you have bigger luggage, the stairs may be a challenge (no lift facilities). The room looked lovely but there were a couple of maintenance issues - I was almost too scared to use the vanity sink tap as one side was broken/missing and the other side was very unstable. We had a great dinner but they seemed a little under-staffed, we were served by a young waiter who did a great job trying to keep up (the maître-de didn’t follow up on things very well and the young staff did the best they could).

We loved Liz who did everything including cook for our stay. She was an amazing cook and also so warm, funny and very helpful. We ended up eating dinner there both nites because it was so delicious the first.

We booked the nicest rooms they offered but were a bit disappointed to find how small and funky they were and had to duck to not hit the ceilings on the side after hauling our overpacked luggage up 4 flights lol. In the end, however, the beds were comfortable and overall we loved our experience there.

A warm welcome awaited, and check in was simple. Nothing seemed a bother. The room was well furnished, clean and had all the conveniences you'd expect. We had a very comfortable stay. The breakfast was amazing!! Set us up perfectly for another long day of hiking.

The spa bath didn't work, but we were told in advance and it wasn't the reason we booked anyway. The bath was huge and inviting regardless, after days of walking in the hills.

Quite a small building in the middle of a small Highland town. Town is quite beautiful even if there isn’t much going on. Some very nice short walks in the immediate locale including a walk to an 18th century barracks. Staff were excellent and very attentive. I had a really nice bedroom at the front of the property.

The staff was friendly and very helpful. Great view from our window, the bed was comfortable, and everything was extremely clean. Nice complimentary cookies and coffee/tea/water in the room. Breakfast was yummy.

No elevator so had to carry to suitcases to the third floor. Shower hard to get in and out of. Neither of these are dealbreakers though.

Kinguisse is a magic place, and McInnes House a very welcome stay. Clean, tidy, quaint, friendly, easy. A great stay to meet the locals, exploring the Cairngorms. Totally recommend.

Great location in Kingussie and also close enough to Aviemore. Sarah was very friendly and was always ready to make recommendations on places to visit both in Kingussie and further afield in Scotland. The family room had two seperate bedrooms which was ideal for giving everyone a little more space. The breakfast was delicious and portions were huge. We ate in the restaurant due to not much being open in town in February - would defiantly recommend it.

The staff were super helpful and friendly and the rooms were large, comfortable and well designed. Dinner in the restaurant was great and Scottish breakfast is excellent!

The bathrooms perhaps need updating but they were very clean. The hotel bar closes at 9:30 pm.

We were just there for one night. The accommodation was well positioned in the village, the room was good and the hotel was tastefully decorated. We were welcomed by Peter who was friendly and helpful. We had dinner in the evening and met Liz, the chef. The food was excellent and she was a delight. Good menu and excellent range of gins. Breakfast was exceptional (again down to Liz). It was freshly cooked and care had been taken over the choices available. Netflix and Prime were available, which was an unexpected bonus.

There is no lift. This could be difficult for people with mobility issues.

Super Hotel. Staff were first class and worked extremely hard to ensure we enjoyed our stay. Great location for exploring the Cairngorms. Brilliant room with space to relax during our 4 night stay. Breakfast and restaurant food were all excellent. Many thanks to the McKinnes team.

Nothing to dislike.