Top Hotels Near Inverness Cathedral in Inverness City Centre from AU$81

"Great rooms. Clean and quite. Located close to the train station. It is in the center of town. Really friendly people."

"Good location, price and comfort"

"Room was very nice sized, bedding very comfortable Dinner was delicious, area is quiet but a short walk to the center of town. The fast moving river is right in front and beautiful to look at. The Hotel was lovely."

"From initial welcome to eventual departure, we were made to feel welcomed and special. All staff were pleasant and professional, but still retained their own warm personality. The service and food quality was excellent, and the room was super comfortable. Can’t say enough good things and already planning a return visit"

"Great hotel excellent food "

"The property is on the banks of the river ness and close to the centre of Inverness, the check in process was quick and easy plus the staff allowed me to store my bags as I arrived very early and too early to check in. The room was a good size and mattress was very comfortable I was pleased that breakfast stated at 7am as I was planning to get up early and be out and about, the hotel has a bar that also does meals in the evening, my room had an on suite bathroom that included a bath. I would definitely stay here again "

"Modern decor with a balcony to the river view. I would recommend some form of plug in light plug for the hall to save leaving the lamp during the night."

"The first room we were allocated had lack of lighting & generator noise from outside. On discussing this at front desk & without asking, Reece immediately apologized & moved us to a larger, well lit, noise free room nearby. Such excellent customer service was evident from this young man, he is so well suited to his job & is a credit to The Kingsmill Hotel. This is our 3rd stay, we have been in the retreat rooms at Kingsclub & newer part of hotel, cannot recommend highly enough. Always our first port of call for Inverness."

"Lovely comfortable hotel & close to centre. "