My room, 519 on the 5th floor, looked out across the city onto the hills in the distance with a sparse view of the river Ness. The bed was very comfy, the room a decent size with plenty of sockets, a long table with kettle, coffee and cups perfectly placed. The comfiest chair is just waiting for you to plonk yourself down on. There was a perfectly cooked hot breakfast, a choice of cereals or fruit bowl, croissants (inc a vegan option), coffee, tea and fruit juices. I almost forgot the cheeses, meats and grapes. All were great but a big thank you to the chef, she delivered big time. Don't waste time seeking out a reasonable restaurant because the chef here does an amazing curry and very reasonably priced. And it was great. Lastly, thanks to The Music Man Mike and the staff. Thank you, I'll be back.

I was happy with everything.

My husband is disabled and receiving end of life care. I only asked for a room with a shower but was upgraded to a disabled room at no extra cost which we thought was wonderful. We didn't have breakfast as my husband doesn't eat much but I was wishing receptionist had told us we had to request tea, coffee, milk etc when we ran out. No staff come into your room unless you request it. A note stating this should be in every room. It was a workman who explained it all to us. We were staying three nights and my husband had to have a nap in the afternoon. The room was so quiet. We would definitely stay here again.

Nothing. We thought this hotel really good for our circumstances.

Lovely stylish but simple decor in the room with everything in the right place. Simple colours and carefully chosen furniture giving it a fresh and different feel to more conventional hotels. The staff were helpful and friendly, the bar was 24 hours open and the bar/lounge/reception and dining area was one large continuum of cool vibe and style. I really liked the contrast to other more bland, traditional and/or tacky hotels. Reviving you while you stay with an exquisitely well thought through interior design. Not in your face but pleasing, refined and sophisticated. I slept really well on an enormous and comfortable bed. This hotel is perfect for all transport links to get out and beyond Inverness and downtown for CS all the attractions in town too. Really loved it.

When tired and in a new room it’s hard to work out the light fittings and location of every light switch in a room. It took me about 10 minutes to work out how to switch all the room lights off. I could her someone upstairs stomping around, which annoyed me a little, but that was perhaps my only picky point.

The location was very convenient to the train station and to the river and main areas to walk around. We thought the lobby area had a very cool and cozy vibe and wished we had had more time to hang out there. The fitness center was well equipped although a bit of a process to access. Rooms were quiet and beds comfy. Breakfast was quite good - in both variety and tastiness.

The access the fitness center was a bit of a process with having to sign in and out, complete a waiver and have the staff give entry but it wasn’t a big deal as we only used it once. In the room, I liked the convenient placement of the hair dryer by the full length mirror but having an outlet closer to the mirror for other hair styling accessories would have been great. Otherwise we were very happy with our stay here.

The location was excellent, rooms were spotless and the beds super comfortable. Staff were very friendly and helpful and made our stay brilliant. Breakfast was fabulous, on Saturday and Monday the cooked breakfasts were made to order, Sunday was a buffet, which was restocked regularly. Toast and a continental breakfast also available. Plenty of room between breakfast tables which was great. The bar with billiard table made the stay even better for my sister, who beat me every time! We weren't sure what to expect, but the stay exceeded our expectations. Thank you to the staff!

The TV cable in my Mum's room was broken, but the staff were very quick to offer help and resolve, so even that was exceptional!

Fantastic location in the city centre. All the staff I spoke to were friendly and helpful. My room was a good size, it was clean and the bed was very comfortable. The room was also very bright and had a view over the city centre rooftops.

I had a problem with my TV, I only had to wait 10 minutes for him to come and fix it. Unfortunately he wasn't able to fix it but I was told i would be able to change rooms. I was happy with my room and to be fair I wasn't there just to watch TV so I stayed where I was. When I tried the TV a few hours later it was working.

Location excellent, right in the town centre. Receptionist very good, pleasant, helpful and welcoming. Room nice and warm with a radiator, which is very nice in winter time as you can warm items of clothing

Coffees etc in rooms a bit stingy, but excellent reception lady very kindly brought some up to my room. Breakfast was a disappointment; I had the full Scottish which on the plus side had generous portions. Unfortunately bacon was horrible, comprised of mulptple rashers fried on top of each other with nasty white creamy stuff in between, while the tomatoes were equally unpleasant, perhaps fried in old oil. On the plus side the egg and sausages were good. However, I won't be having breakfast there again

Excellent location, allows you to walk to all corners of the city and has the advantage of being 300 meters from the tour starting area, leaving early in the morning is a huge advantage. There are supermarkets and restaurants within a distance of 200 meters

There was a police problem at the hotel during the night which caused a lot of noise but was handled impeccably by the Police and allowed us to sleep for the rest of the night. In a city like Inverness it was good for the stay that the heating was isolated from the card's electrical system. Coming to your room after a day of sightseeing, with a temperature of 3 degrees and finding the room cold is bad.

The location of the hotel is perfect, a 1-minute walk from Inverness bus station so it was really easy to access public transport to get around the sights I wanted to see from here -- Culloden, Brodie, Loch Ness etc. The B&B Hotel staff were really kind and attentive, from the lovely lady who helped me get organised at breakfast to the very kind bearded gentleman at reception who showed empathy when I ran into a delay on the day of checkout. The breakfast was nice, the hotel uses fresh local meat and the bacon was probably the best I've tasted. The room was nice and satisfactorily clean, TV was working, good lighting options. Only thing I would flag for improvement is that fresh coffee (instead of machine made) at breakfast would be nice, but the 6:30am coffee run was also part of the experience. 😊

it was great to be able to have great meal in the same venue. they have excellent lounge areas around the bar and restaurant area, even a playstation that is available for guests to play, as well as snooker. they have obviously gone out of their way to make this a "hip and happening" type of place, with trendy touches to furnishing and decor in the public areas and the room. the room i had was a very spacious room with a double bed, easy chair, desk top and seat, a lovely bathroom and quirky lamp and picture hanging s. really nice not to be the bland and basic room sometimes seen. friendly helpful staff who took my baggage early in the day and stored it until i checked in.