We had one night only on Group Tour, Did enjoy staying at this 17 th Century Hotel.
Nice rooms , I had standard room. and Golf course close by. for those who like to golf.
Breakfast was good, Sottish Breakfast. Thy the baked beans with cooked breakfast.
Warm welcome.. Loch Ness is 1 Hour away..

Stayed for one night in January and got an upgrade to the Kingsclub across the car park from the main hotel (80yrd walk). Very, very impressed! Large, clean, and fresh room. Wee welcome treats on arrival in the room which is a nice touch.
Had evening meal in the Glass House restaurant. The service and food were first class in a lovely calming atmosphere. The breakfast the following day again was first class and complements must be passed to all in kitchen for their efforts- we tend to forget those who work behind the scenes!
All staff members we met could not have been nicer or more helpful, from a travellers point of view that says allot about the establishment that they work in.
Used swimming pool and if you have kids it a real plus point. Hotel is adjacent to Inverness Golf Course so its perfect placed for golfers.

My wife & I have just returned from what has become our annual tradition, to visit Inverness and to stay at the Kingsclub.

It is our chance to properly relax, recharge the batteries and plan the year ahead. The Kinsgclub is perfect for this. Shame the Whisky people up the road have "Glen Of Tranquility" taken, as it suits the Kingsclub perfectly.

We first stayed when owned as the Inverness Marriott, then several stays at the Kingsmill and now our second visit to the Kingsclub.

Our room, with balcony (604) overlooked the Golf course, was spacious, clean and very comfortable.

We used the Spa ( couples massage ) and the Leisure Club. The Spa was fantastic, my back & shoulders have never felt so good.

The breakfast was fantastic, loved the smoked salmon & smoked haddock. It was enough to keep us going all day. Plenty of choice, though i wasn't too keen on the croissant's, they should be proper size, not bite size.

We didn't use the hotel restaurant as there were a couple restaurants in Inverness we wanted to try.

The best bit though are the staff, always friendly, helpfull and enthusiastic. We were always greeted with a smile and friendly conversation.

In my opinion the difference between a good hotel and a great one, is the staff. You may have the best property in the world, but if the troops aren't happy then the guests won't be either...it may only say 4 star above the door but it's 5 star service.


Stu

We won this stay in the Kingsclub (part of the Kingsmills Hotel) at a charity night. The Kingsclub is in a separate new building accross the car park from the main hotel. Our room was lovely with a large sheltered balcony with table and chairs overlooking the golf course. The room was very clean and well set out with everything you could need, including a very welcome cafetiere and lovely fresh granules, crabtree and evelyn toilettries and a huge bed.

Breakfast in the morning was served in the dining room of the Kingsclub and not in the main hotel. I rarely eat a cooked breakfast but this was freshly made to order and delicious. The gentleman serving us in the morning - he may have been the Kingsclub manager - was truly helpful and efficient and made us feel very welcome.

All in all i would definitely recommend this hotel.