This hotel used to be a bank, thus the name. We stayed in a very spacious room on the main floor, the room right at the corner of the building, that would have originally been the front door of the bank (and is the room in the picture on the website). This room is set up as a handicap room, with a very wide open bathroom and shower, very large. With the room being so close to the street/sidewalk, you can hear everyone who walks past. Some people like to sit on the steps outside, which is right outside the room, but they move on and aren't a bother. The room is comfortable, the bed is comfortable and we had a good sleep. There is a Tesco right across the street and down some steps, which is very handy. There is a fantastic common area room on the main floor of the hotel that has free tea, coffee, snacks; also a common area fridge you can put some of your food into. There are magazines and books on Scotland, as well, which was really nice. There is no reception area or staff on the premises. You access your room key from a lockbox at the back of the building, in the free car park area. You receive your lockbox code via email. This hotel is in a handy location to get onto the road again in the morning and is well maintained, with nice snack amenities. We recommend this hotel to anyone who is considering Muir of Ord for your overnight stay(s).

This was our second hotel where we had to access our key via a lockbox. At first we didn't see the lockboxes (our oversight), so that took some time to figure it all out. Otherwise, we enjoyed our stay.

Easy check in. Convenient parking. Clean and homely. Good facilities in the room - microwave and plates etc. Comfortable bed.

When we turned the light off to sleep we noticed there was a very bright green light on the ceiling (perhaps a safety feature) which made it hard to sleep. The road noise outside started about 6am and by this time it was bright from the sunlight, the room would really benefit from blackout blinds. We used the accessible room and the sink wasn't great, either cold water or it splashes water everywhere because the hot water means super high pressure! Understandably the mirror was low (above the sink) but a longer mirror for people standing would also be useful.

Muir Bank is a lovely place to stay, the en-suite room I stayed in was spacious and exceptionally clean and well presented. Tea and coffee facilities with complimentary biscuits on arrival a microwave is also provided in the room. The property does not provide breakfast but you are warned of this prior to arrival. The property supports local businesses and recommends places to get breakfast and other meals. There is also a supermarket close by to get produce to make your own breakfast. Morag the lovely property manager popped in to welcome me after I had arrived and asked if there was anything I needed, she was very friendly and accommodating. The property is close to many places of interest and easily accessible when driving and private parking is available. I enjoyed my two night stay and would definitely recommend.

I thought the place was lovely and wanted to support the local cafe by having breakfast with them but when I wandered over at 08.00 all the local shops were closed. I ended up going to the local supermarket to find suitable breakfast. Which wasn’t really a problem for me. But if you are the type of traveler who likes a have a cooked breakfast this place isn’t really for you unless you can make your requirements in a microwave.

Modern renovation of old bank building. Comfy bed. Roomy room on first level. Designed for wheelchair access. - Large open shower - low sink for wheelchair (minor issue given accessibility for wheelchair bound guest) 4 seat table in sitting room allowed 4 guests to assemble and share a wine and cheese buffet. Caretaker and jack of all trades, Morag, will help with any and all issues.

Muir of ord is a small town without restaurants or amenities. But, Town of Beauty is just down the road with great cafe.

The room was very clean, spacious, and very welcoming. Liked the fact there is a microwave, crockery, and cutlery in the room. The refreshments tray was lovely. It was in a very quiet location, and self check in makes it very easy upon arrival and also self check out too. Would highly recommend this place to stay. I would definitely be back to stay here.

Not that I wanted to put any dislike on here, so I can only say there would be only one small thing, and that was it was a shame there was not a small fridge in the actual room itself, and that would make everything perfect for the stay. I understand there is a communal fridge. However, when you maybe wanting a drink or something cold to eat, late at night or early morning it means you have to get dressed to go to the fridge. It would be nice not to have to leave your room. This comment does not in any way deter how good the room is. Overall, the comment itself is just what could be improved to make 100% perfection.

Plenty of space - we had booked the family suite and another double room for 5 adults plus one dog. We also made use of the kitchen and the lounge. The place was spotlessly clean and comfortable - would recommend.

When the bedroom lights were turned out, there was a faint green glow from the lights. As someone who prefers a pitch dark room, this could have been an issue, but having driven a very long way to get there, tiredness overcame that problem.

The room, bedsheets and everything was so fresh - seemed almost brand new, the rooms were so spacious and self check-in so very organised and smooth, even though we checked in after midnight because of an emergency. The management were understanding and kind, they allowed us a late check out too. The property is approximately 15 mins drive from Inverness town centre but definitely worth it. I would highly recommend this property to anyone coming to Inverness, looking for a calm, clean and relaxing place to stay. Really happy with my stay.

There can't be anything you won't like about this property.

Comfy and spacious room. Disabled en-suite toilet so bigger than normal but I'd rather have a normal toilet. Anyway I woundn't leave a lower score for this. Tray with coffe, milk, hot chocolate and shortbread was very well received! Self check-in: you get the code for the keypad at the front door to get into the property and a code for the key safe to get the room key. Good value for money!

Self check-out by leaving the key at the room door. The key should be left inside the key safe where you took it from to avoid unwanted people entering to the room after you leave and take stuff from. Nothing happened though but just in case.

We never had breakfast but we did use the local chippy who were excellent in their food serving, customer care and above and beyond with our dog Frank he got a huge sausage and we offered to pay but we were told dogs don’t have pockets so dogs don’t have to pay! How kind is that 👍🏻The area is very pleasant, a pub opposite and never heard a thing from there. When we left we said thanks & goodbyes to Morag and the nice young lass who works with her, off we went and about 10 minutes later Morag rang me to say I left my bag in the room (I hadn’t noticed) really on-the-ball, helpful, pleasant & honest. The room was very clean nothing bad to say about our stay in Muir Bank.

ITS NOT THAT WE DIDN'T LIKE. We’d have preferred to have two chairs when there are two of us-not a big thing but we’re too old for hubby sitting on the floor or the bed while he gives me the chair. I mentioned to Morag that the twin dispenser for shower soap,shampoo &/or conditioner was confusing as I couldn’t tell which was which but she was aware and already getting it changed- very ‘on the ball’👍🏻

Every thing was lovely clean well stocked well presented we stayed t the front of the building I feel it could benefit with triple glazed windows as the road is a very busy road on the north coast 500 also could do with a bit bigger TV as a bit small apart from that I would highly recommend a stay and we would book again if we where in the area

It was all lovely apart from the noise on the road outside and the small TV this is just a observation not a criticism