Scottish Open Golf outing tickets booked
Inverness Premier Inn £285 one night having a laugh!
Jumped at a bargain B&B on Lastminute .com
Doubt set in when reading comments on Tripadvisor which I am glad to confirm are rubbish.
Newly decorated room,
Comfy bed,
Brilliant shower,
Good breakfast
and only 5 minute walk from centre of town.
Need to appreciate that it is an older building and decor might not be to everyones taste

What more do you want. Would have no problems going back to this hotel

Booked by my company for 2 night stay. First night I couldn't get in to check in because ithe hotel was totally shut with no night porter. Second night I arrived after work to check in but they had already sold my room to someone else. Even although it was payed in advance.

Never got to stay here so can comment on anything else.

My advice is simply avoid. Inverness has lots of hotels, don't use this one!

I stayed for 3 nights last week and, like the previous reviewer, was unfortunate to be given room 6 although I had booked a few weeks in advance. The hotel website is most misleading - "individually designed rooms" - the designer should be shot! Every comment by the previous reviewer is spot on - tiny room, lumpy mattress, no way of getting fresh air into the room etc etc.....The shower was so bad I only used it once in case I picked up something nasty.The owners are really accepting bookings under false pretences as they must know their rooms are not up to an acceptable standard. I booked out on a Saturday morning and only one member of staff on who, bless him, was trying to do his best. But the breakfast buffet was depleted, no bread to make toast, dirty mugs but, in his defence, he did go and cook some extra bacon and sausage.I did eat in the bar 2 of the 3 evenings and the food was fine, not the best, but ok for £9 for 2 courses. I cannot fault the staff who were on duty as they were very friendly and helpful but they must dread guests coming in through the door. I did complain about the room at the time but was told the hotel had been bought over and the twin rooms were due for refurb in a couple of weeks - pity they hadn't told me that at time of booking and, because it was late and getting accommodation in Inverness is so difficult, just put up with it. Again on checking out I made a complaint but no form of recompense was offered but the lad on duty probably didn't have the authority anyhow. At £65 per night I feel a bit let down by the very poor standard of accommodation. However, if the rooms are refurbished to a better standard, I would go back as 10 mins walk takes you right into town and there is off street parking at the hotel.

We booked two rooms at this hotel for a one-night stay. I have to say that we couldn't fault the customer service, the food at the hotel and the main restaurant and bar areas. We booked dinner at the hotel and for £9 for two courses really could not fault the food. It was lovely and the portion size was huge - in fact most of us were unable to finish it! The staff were also very polite and friendly.
One of the rooms we booked however was a big let-down. Both were twin rooms but they were very different. The first room was an ample size, nicely decorated and had a reasonably sized bathroom. The second room was extremely small. The twin beds rather than being fitted in side by side had to be fitted in at opposite ends of the room as the room was only wide enough for them to be placed lined up against the side walls. This only left a very narrow walkway between the beds to the bathroom. The only place for the television was in the corner above the head of one of the beds, so whoever was in that bed could not have watched it (in comparison to the other room where it was obviously placed at the foot of both of the beds!). One of the beds appeared to have a broken leg and was very wobbly. The walls and roof and several stains all over them. The shower was also extremely small. The strangest part of the room though was that someone had removed the handles on both the bedroom and the bathroom window, meaning we were completely unable to open either of the windows and the room became unbearably hot and stuffy. From a practical point of view there was also no mirror in the bedroom or a bin.
Aside from that the hotel is in a great location and as it was a cheap hotel, we couldn't have expected much more. The breakfast (which was included in the price) was also ample, although some of the food had dried out by the time we got there so my advice would be to get there early!