Stayed at the Glen Mhor over the new year period with my wife , Stayed as part of their hogmanay package , could not fault it in anyway , food was superb and staff were efficient and polite and helpful given that they were very busy ,even got to meet the managers french mother a lovely lady ,the accommodation we had was excellent , large clean and with a great view of the river , the towns fireworks display was just across the river from the hotel , looking forward to going back there next year .

Stayed here for New Year , Had a lovely time however the Bar prices are really expensive .Would have like to ate in more but could not afford it .
1 beer and a Double Gin and Tonic = £17.00 !!
Breakfast lovely , however the waiters/ waitresses seem clearly stressed which was noted in their approach to guests.
Special thanks to Marta and Emmanuel .
Happy New Year to you all

The best thing about this hotel is its location and yes there are areas where the could make the place better but for an overnight at the price it's not the worst place i've stayed in Scotland. We had a back room 219 it was spacious and onsuite and had large flat screen tele. The room was clean and yes there were some staines on the carpet but i've seen the same in higher stared hotels. Only real gripe was the towels they leave them on a shelf under the wash basin. The shelf is wooden and a bit damp the bottom towel was damp and stained. We opted to eat and drink out as the bar and restaurant prices were a bit high. The staff were mainly foriegn but did there job well and were always pleasant. The breakfast was ok but I personally prefer a buffet breakfast and if you don't like something its not on your plate. Would I stay here again ? Yes but only if i had to.

Quite a charming small hotel located very near and within walking distance from Inverness town centre. The hotel has some great features including a reading room overlooking the river Ness and a small cosy old fashioned bar with a real fire. Cleanliness was excellent all round. The hotel does need some renovation and updating. The bathroom was very old and the light switches from the 60s / 70s. Quite a few bulbs needed replacing. The tv in the room had awful reception and kept shutting down. The remote did not work. The hotel is very well heated. Nico’s bar served high quality food but was very expensive for what it was. The shepherds’ pie @ £10 was no bigger than an airline meal. The soup said it came with homemade bread but it didn’t arrive. It was difficult to get the waiting staff to come over. All of the staff apart from the receptionist were foreign and to be honest lacked any warmth or friendliness / smiles. It would have been lovely to have some real Scottish hospitality. Breakfast is included in the price but the bacon was like rubber and the sausages were just a cheap pork sausage. Maybe I have visited too many hotels now and watched the hotel inspector too much but this place lacked a few simple things which they could do to improve and enhance customer’s stays. Over all it was a very reasonable price for the room if you pre pay. Late rooms.com offers the same price. Just one final thing, the sign at the front of the hotel says reception straight on but you actually have to do a left then through the front door. A little confusing. Would I stay here again? Yes for the price and the cosy bar it’s not bad just not great.