Best Hotels near Saint＇s Footprints, Inverness

I stayed at this lovely hotel for three nights while taking my trip round Scotland, and what a great experience we had the food was amazing and the staff too, had such a great time talking to the young boy behind the bar telling us all about the different whiskies. all the team members are offciant and helpful and really take on the responsibility of making what this little gem is all about, i would 100% recommend the stay for anyone. the room we had was amazing and the bed so comfortable with a lock view

The accommodation is a loft on the top floor, newly renovated, I like it very much. Although it is small, it does not affect the accommodation at all. The small drawback is that luggage needs to be climbed up stairs, but fortunately it is not very high 😂.

The hotel has sent it in advance before check-in. The relevant check-in instructions are very smooth. The room type is very good. The only fly in the ointment is that there will be some noise from the canal sluice opposite the hotel, but after closing the window, it is basically inaudible.  The gas station behind the hotel is parking, which is also very convenient, but you have to park across the street, but it is free and suitable for self-driving friends.

A stay at the glengarry castle hotel is an experience. This isn’t holiday inn or Sofitel- pictures here mean little. This is a small hotel run by the same family for around 70 years. You meet them at check in, at breakfast at evening meal. The food is excellent- after a long day exploring , to sit down in the dining room and be served excellent food and wine by the friendly staff. The out in the gardens to finish the wine by the loch ( weather permitting). I. The grounds there is a mooring on the loch, a river, a waterfall a castle, sheep angus cattle and lots of quiet. The web site is disappointing- pictures can’t do it justice, and anyway nearly all guests are returning customers- that says it all. Will be back

I've been coming to this hotel for around 20 years, initially on business and now for leisure, and I visit every few years. In that time not much has changed, apart from the ownership. The hotel is still a beautiful building set in tranquil and wonderful grounds. The downstairs interior is stately and is tastefully decorated with an elegant bar, Lounge and Restaurant. Staff on Reception are polite and helpful But the hotel isn't without its issues which are 1) The bedroom furniture has been the same on every visit over the last 20 years and is showing its age 2) The carpet in the room we were given was actually threadbare in places and isn't what you expect 3) The lady waiting tables at breakfast is a joy. She is attentive, polite and helpful. The same cannot be said of the older gentleman working there who is ignorant and ignores people waiting to be seated. There is no need to be so rude and dismissive of people of all nationalities who are basically paying his wages ! 4) My biggest grumble of all is the lack of a premium lager in the hotel bar. Under previous management in the early 2000's they used to stock 1664 but now it's Carling (yuk!), Guinness, Scots ale or Cider. I would have spent a lot more time in there had they stocked better beer. That's a real own goal and other guests are of the same opinion.