Ardross Glencairn Hotel 3*
Main amenities
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Free Wi-Fi
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Express check-in/ -out
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Wheelchair access
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No pets allowed
Location
The comfortable Ardross Glencairn Hotel enjoys a central location in the heart of Inverness, only 6 minutes' walk from River Ness. This Inverness guest house also provides guests with Wi-Fi, available in the rooms.
The 3-star smoke-free property is at a distance of 0.6 km from Eden Court Inverness Theatre, while Inverness Kart Raceway is approximately a 25-minute walk away. The nearby cultural attractions are Inverness Museum and Art Gallery (700 metres) and Highland Archive Centre Museum (1.9 km). Enjoy the local scenery, discovering a river a short walk from this hotel. Ardross Glencairn Hotel is situated within 25 minutes' walk of the community multi-use sports centre "Inverness Leisure". The comfortable property is located 20 km from Inverness airport and relatively near St Josephs School bus stop.
This accommodation has 50 rooms appointed with a TV set, as well as self-catering options such as coffee/tea makers. Along with a high ceiling and a carpeted floor, they also have a wardrobe. Featuring comforts such as hair dryers and towels, the en suite bathrooms are fitted with a walk-in shower and a separate toilet.
The Ardross Glencairn Inverness serves a continental breakfast in the morning. You can enjoy Scottish cuisine in Eden Court Restaurant, situated close at hand, 6 minutes' stroll away.
Review by hotel critic
Nestled along a quiet street, this hotel in Inverness offers a delightful blend of comfort and culinary innovation. My recent stay was marked by a spacious room that provided a much-needed sanctuary after a day of exploring. The shower was invigorating, and the bed allowed for restful slumber—a luxury I cherish when traveling solo. While I didn’t indulge in the hotel’s breakfast due to my early rise, the buzz around the dining options is worth mentioning. The Kitchen Brasserie, merely a 0.5 km stroll away, appeared inviting, and locals suggested it boasts a selection that showcases regional flavors. In contrast, I ventured to the nearby café scene where I savored rich coffee and local pastries, reminiscent of Dublin's vibrant café culture. The atmosphere within the hotel was relaxed, and the staff were attentive without being intrusive—an experience I value when seeking solitude. Despite prior mentions of potential noise, my stay remained undisturbed, thanks to my trusty earplugs. In summary, this hotel serves as an ideal launchpad for culinary enthusiasts eager to explore Inverness’s local fare while enjoying a peaceful retreat. I encourage fellow food lovers to consider this gem during their travels.
Important information
- Children and extra beds
- There are no cots provided in a room.
