We were there for 3 nights on the beginning of our trip.
Easy to find. 10 mins walk from/to the bus station. And a pleasant one because you have to go through the bridge over the river... :)
Quiet. Delicious brakefast etc etc, but what realy counted for us was that they made us feel like we were visiting friends.
And made our lives easier when we needed a tour to the Foyers falls!
Not to mention that any suggestion we took turned out to be a great idea!
Thank you for everything!

Stayed for two nights in a single room. Cost £30 per night, booked by email.

It is about 10 minutes walk from the railway and bus stations and city centre, across the river (easiest route across the suspension footbridge), in a fairly quiet residential area.

There are five rooms, three of which are singles.

The room was small, but pleasant, overlooking the front. There was a modern TV, some storage space, and washbasin, but no chair or table and not en-suite. There are two toilets/showers which were fine.

Breakfast was good with an extensive choice.

The owners were away, and their son looking after the place, so I did not encounter the experience others have portrayed here.

The website says there is a guest lounge, which seemed to not exist; there is a lounge where breakfast was served but marked ‘private’. And the supply of drinks mentioned by others did not exist, (there was limited coffee but no tea in the room).

I needed to leave by 7.30 on my final morning. Breakfast is listed as starting at 7.00, and this was confirmed in the email when I booked. However, it actually starts at 7.30 and could not be earlier. I was given a packed breakfast, which was of considerable quantity and variety.

These points did not cause any inconvenience to me, and the packed breakfast really worked out better than having it there early, and I would not normally expect a B&B to provide breakfast that early (7.30 is early anyway). But ... the website should give accurate information on facilities and when booking why tell me about breakfast at 7.00 if this is not the case!

Based on my visit, I would rate this as a quite good B&B but nothing special. It did not fulfil all expectations but is probably similar to other places (but which do not claim to be more).

I went on the Jacobite cruise to Loch Ness (3 hours, £19), and visited the battlefield at Culloden - an easy bus journey. I would recommend both.

I was on holiday to Inverness by train to stay 2 nights at Ardgarry Guest House. The people who own hotel were aware I have no hearing and poor speech. They were very helpful, nice room, very cleanliness and nearest shopping center. Place is recommend for who want to go visit at Kyle of Lochalsh, Thurso or Wick because it is nearest by train (Inverness) station.

Ardgarry is a family-run guest house that has a warm and welcoming atmosphere in a very central location. We stayed for only 3 days but the owners were so friendly and helpful in every way like they'd known us for years. They serve the most amazing breakfast- all fresh and local products. And they have a good number of books on the Scots culture as well as several travel guides that you can freely search through. Inverness is a great town and we'll definitely go back to Ardgarry on our next visit.