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"Lovely central rooms very quiet and right on pier behind seafood shack and across from westherspoons side door. Air conditioning a must as no windows. Parking we thought would be a nightmare but got on street at other side of ferry terminal free parking. Got new towels and toilet roll from cleaner on request no problem"

"There was only one staff in the bar on a busy Friday night and people were waiting to be served. That poor lad, he needed help."

"The hotel was really old and not so fresh but perfekt location "

"Excellent stay - really enjoyed. Lovely atmosphere, clean and well run. Very comfortable beds! Would use again."

"I was allocated Room 10 and found there was no exhaust fan in the bathroom and I couldn’t open the window. It was too high and tightly closed and locked. I needed assistance to open it. Plus the “heated towel rail” had no way to turn it on. There was conflicting advice from reception staff about it so I realised it didnt work. Everything else about this hotel was lovely. Quiet location, superb food in the restaurant ( best Sunday roast dinner I’ve ever had! ), amazing breakfasts and an actual coffee machine that makes Flat whites and lattes! Don’t bother going down to town, just eat here. The staff were lovely as well. I would recommend and stay here again, just not in Room 10. Remember to bring your own face washer to Scotland!"

"Nicely renovated rooms. Great location"

"Very clean room. Great access to down town and the pier!"

"Nice breakfast on offer, offering a cooked breakfast on request a good idea. The staff were very pleasant and helpful"

"Great location to the ferry - very dog friendly - staff very helpful - spa facilities excellent - food good - could provide a separate table from restaurant for those with dogs - eating breakfast and evening meal sitting on a sofa not very comfortable. We stayed at Kingsmill Hotel Inverness and they provided a table away from restaurant and bar - so much more comfortable eating at a table rather than being crunched up on a low sofa or chairs."