With a stay at Waverley Guest House in Inverness (Inverness City Centre), you'll be within a 10-minute walk of Inverness Castle and Victorian Market. This guesthouse is 0.3 mi (0.4 km) from Eastgate Shopping Centre and 0.6 mi (1 km) from Merkinch Local Nature Reserve.
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"The location is good. It was a solo journey but the place is decent for emergency and quick letting. Although, I would say the service and cleanliness could be better. Only consider this if you're on a budget and you need a quick let in Inverness. However, I'm glad the availability is there."
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DDONGSHENGLocation is in the center of the city, it is very convenient to walk to the Castle Church shopping street, and three cars can be parked in the main hall. Breakfast is very good, Ctrip orders are not early, but the owner said that it is wrong, there should be breakfast. The warm host is very good. The downside is that the room supplies are generally graded and the bathroom is too narrow.
KK T Richard TanStayed here recently when i was touring Scotland. A very nice hotel. Location quite far from Inverness city centre. There is no expressway to and from this hotel at the airport. So the drive can be slow due to the small roads.
The close proximity to the airport does not present any aircraft noise problem. But I could hear my neighbour's hair dryer.
I like the size of the room and the bathroom. Larger than most hotels. I particularly like the walkin shower as my wife and I can't climb in and out of bath tubs.
The breakfast was great even though the variety of choices may not be as large as other Marriott brands of hotels. Fried eggs need to be ordered. The sunnyside up was the best i have eaten.
The staff were all wonderfully friendly and helpful.
You must register your car to avoid being charged. But I am sure with the many talents in the entire Marriott group, I am sure they can think of a better way to manage the parking system without their customers complaining on Internet.
Overall my wife and I enjoyed our stay.
GGuest UserThis is a genuinely nice hotel sat right on the banks of the River Ness and a few minutes walk from the center of Inverness. Our room was comfortable and spacious. The breakfast had a good range of choices and was delicious. The staff were polite and friendly and were very happy to fuss over my small child!
UukmingThe room is clean and comfortable, but there is no air-conditioning and it can be a little hot sometimes. The temperature sense is different in different rooms, you can ask the front desk. But it's fine to live in.
2205528****I chose a hotel near Loch Ness during the trip in the Highlands. When I checked in, it was drizzling and dark. The driver almost drove to the next door according to the navigation. It didn't seem to be the first time I met. I told us the direction of the hotel friendly. The lights were quickly seen on the dark trail, and the English country villas came into view. The front desk of the hotel was not big, the fire in the front hall was red, and the haze was warm. The room is a separate farmhouse next to the main building. It is on the sandy stone path and opens the door. The temperature of the room is warm and bright, as if returning home.
Open the door in the morning, the fresh air is coming, the morning light is shining, and everything is quiet when looking at the green mountains in the distance. Breakfast must be English style, a single order of a freshly made English country full meal or Benedict is a good choice. Not enough to order a buffet meal. Or croissants or cheese or fruit. It is always so rushed by tourists, and they are on the road after breakfast.
GGuest UserEvening event dinner was at best poor. Starter which should have been hot was cold, main course just warm, the desert had run out by the time our table was served.
The hotel toilets were in need of an attendant checking regularly .
We ended up laughing about it with references to faulty towers.
However our room was beautiful, clean, well presented, the bed was very comfortable. We had a great night sleep.
At breckfast the arm of my chair was loose and lifted up when I would go to move my chair in/out from the table. When I was looking around the continental breckfast counter I could hear a male member of the kitchen staff shouting and swearing using the F word, not at all what I expected from any Hotel.
Lasting impression I would not rush back.
LLishBWe arrived later afternoon Andy received us with biscuits what a warm welcome. It has a homely feel with old school locking key, had a fish supper which compliments to the chef Peter was fabulous, great dinner atmosphere with other guests at restaurant and bar/lounge.
Spacious clean room, quality linen and warm enough one minus next door guy snored through our walls (not hotel's fault).
The hot breakfast was served to order which is fab as it gets to you hot and fresh also avoiding waste and dry dull food. So keep it up guys. And keep getting everyone up early enough.
GGuest UserThe hotel is right next to Loch Ness, breakfast and dinner can overlook the lake view, very comfortable. There is also a main dish for breakfast. I ordered a smoked salmon scrambled egg. The salmon is salty. Overall, it is good. The croissant is delicious.
GGuest UserWe were supposed to stay a night on the 3rd, however due to total disaster with the snow (police closing roads, snow gates shut, buses not running, train cancelled last minute) we were unable to travel and had to cancel the onwards travel plans. We explained the situation providing evidence that it was not possible for us to get anywhere and kindly asked if possible to amend to another date, but were refused.
Stayed in the hotel before, not a bad place, but very disappointed that they had not been more understanding of our already disrupted start of the 2026.