B&B
and guest houses in Inverness,
in the highlands of Scotland are
many and varied and due to the incredible scenic location
can offer a weekend break never to be forgotton. Inverness and
the surrounding area are renowned for some exciting B&B
and guest houses in
Scotland.
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Melness
Guest House,
Inverness
Melness
B&B Guest House in
Inverness, for accommodation
near Loch Ness in the
Scottish Highlands. Joy
and Raymond Joyce await
you with a warm friendly
welcome. Winner of the
1999 Inverness Tourism
Award for Outstanding
Customer Service By a
Business. The Hospitality
Assured Award is recognised
as meeting the professional
service quality standards
for the hospitality industry. |
Lynver
Guest House,
Inverness
Lynver
is an individually designed
spacious detached villa
situated in a quiet residential
area of Inverness, the
capital of the Scottish
Highlands. The guest
house is within a 5 minute
walk of the city centre. Features
include:
*ample off street
parking *secure
garage for bikes
motorbikes *drying
facilities *free
wireless internet |
Westbourne
Guest House,
Inverness
From
Westbourne you can walk down along the river banks (in
the direction of the Caledonian Canal) and you'll find
the Ness Islands where you can escape from the hustle
and bustle of the shops. Cross the river on the little
bridges and you can visit Bught Park. Close by you will
find the Floral Hall - a sub-tropical horticultural extravaganza
with small waterfall, fish and alsorts of plants/trees
(open all year round). |
Daviot
Lodge, Inverness
Alex Margaret and
Rachel Hutcheson actively support the Fair Trade movement
and wherever possible we try to source Fairtrade products
for ourselves and for our guests.
• Direct
dial phone with modem socket in all bedrooms
•
Four poster bedroom for honeymoons & romantic breaks
• Ideal venue for a small intimate wedding
• Non-smoking
• Wheelchair accessible suitable for disabled
•
Rural setting convenient to all road, rail & air
links
• 5 minutes from the Drumossie Conference and Banqueting
Centre.
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