Invergarry Hotel

Very nice and quite area in the highlands

k

Only concern the lack of a lift

The building itself was incredible but the staff were dreadful, such a shame that the good hotel doesn’t have soul.

Friendly welcome, excellent service. Good food and drink. Comfortable room.

nice hotel clean

A very nice place to spend a few days.

Excellent staff and meals.

Beautiful hotel with a lot of history. The food was amazing and greatly enjoyed our time there.

Beautiful location with lovely surroundings. Peaceful hotel, clean room and friendly staff

A very comfortable and well furnished hotel. The evening meal and breakfast were really nice

Lovely location, very small room on third floor with steep and narrow stairs that were difficult to manage with luggage. The bathroom was tiny and cramped with the towel dryer rake blocking toilet

We had a lovely stay at the Ivergarry hotel. The whole facility is beautiful, the restaurant is excellent, breakfast was lovely, and the staff is friendly.

The dinner at the hotel was one of the best meals I have ever had.

A

Amazing place

Property did not allow us to check in becoz we were not allowed to check in. Becoz our reservation had two adults. And in reality we were two adults and three year old kid so they did not allow us to check in.

Very nice location in the middle of the Highlands. Be aware that like most of the Highlands, there is not much in terms of places to eat. The hotel sent me an email asking if we wanted reservations for breakfast and dinner, but did not specify the hours of operation. I asked them via email, they did not respond. Like most places here, old buildings do not have elevators/lifts.

Staff was extremely friendly and the food was delicious! Cozy room

A stunning hotel in a stunning part of Scotland. The room was perfect. The restaurant and lounge area were perfect areas to recharge the soul after a long day riding. The gnocchi special is one of the best restaurant dishes I have ever had. The breakfast was great. One small but personal niggle was the lack of haggis on the breakfast menu. That said it set me up for riding through Glencoe in the snow. My only problem with the hotel is that the parking isn't very biker friendly. I had difficulty getting a grip with my bike boots when trying to manoeuvre the bike. I tried both parking areas and both were slippy. I could have parked on the pavement on the front but it is a main road and I didn't want my bike to be a target. The gravel may be ok on rested legs but after a long day riding it wasn't easy for me.