Located on the Black Isle in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Newhall Mains is a collection of cottages, set within a courtyard building dating from 18th century.
William
United Kingdom
The staff were exceptionally helpful and efficient. The room was very comfortable and clean. The food was very good.
This new hotel, which opened March 2020, is set in Inverness, 8.7 mi from Inverness Castle, Courtyard by Marriott Inverness Airport offers accommodations with a restaurant, private parking, a fitness...
Camille
United States of America
Close to the airport and Inverness airport train stop. Dinner was yummy.
Mardon Holiday Home STL Licensed enjoys a location in Inverness, 3.5 miles from Inverness Castle and 3 miles from University of the Highlands and Islands, Inverness.
A recently renovated bed and breakfast, Room at the Back, 2 George Street offers accommodations in Avoch.
Jean
United Kingdom
Very cosy and comfortable, spotless, TV, and microwave with bar stools and space to eat. Takeaways, shop and cafe round the corner, nice walk along the sea front and pebble beach. Good location for travel or local sightseeing. Lovely host, very helpful. Would definitely go again.
The Coo Shed is a recently renovated apartment in Inverness where guests can make the most of the garden and terrace.
John
United States of America
The place was beautiful. Tastefully decorated, all fixtures and appliances were new and of high quality, and there were many personal touches that the hosts provided that demonstrated their commitment to ensure that their guests will have a great experience. We loved the Coo Shed and highly recommend it!
Holiday Inn Express Inverness offers modern accommodations, free parking, and an inclusive buffet-style breakfast. It is within 30 minutes’ drive of Loch Ness, Culloden Battle Field and Cawdor Castle....
This family-run hotel is half a mile from Inverness Train Station and the shops of the center of the city. It has free parking, a bar and a restaurant serving modern Scottish cuisine.
Nancy
United States of America
One of my favorite hotels due to staff’s warm welcome, excellent restaurant and cozy bar area. We were treated like long, lost friends by staff, had some excellent meals and thoroughly enjoyed the public areas of the hotel, which were full of Scottish charm. However, we had booked a twin bedroom that, though it had comfortable bedding, was much too small for two people plus luggage. We literally had to walk sideways around the beds to get to the bathroom. Plus, there was a little to no surface area to put things such as luggage, cosmetics, etc.. I understand they will be undergoing a thorough remodel this winter season, and will go back again due to the lovely people, and overall atmosphere of the hotel. When we checked out, it felt like we were leaving family.
What a beautiful part of Scotland! It was both relaxing and peaceful. There were different things you could do and fantastic places to eat and grab a drink. The dolphin watching was also very fun and different. Crofter’s was one of our favorite food places. Everyone we met were friendly and helpful.
Melissa
United States of America
Scored 10
10
Lovely little village with beautiful cathedral, shops, cafes...
Lovely little village with beautiful cathedral, shops, cafes, bakeries, butcher etc. Close to neighbouring village of Rosemarkie and beautiful beach and walks. Looks across Moray Firth to Ardersier and Fort George.
Fiona
United Kingdom
Scored 4.0
4.0
Not the best
Closures due to Covid
Not the best
Closures due to Covid
Main road noisy and polluted
Restaurant noisy opposite
Fortress Harbour nice and around Cathedral but otherwise not the best
Too far to walk to Canonry Point but by car you face parking charges
Not our first visit but last in Fortrose
Post Office sells lovely gifts
Ray
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Fortrose is a beautiful village with historic buildings and...
Fortrose is a beautiful village with historic buildings and the main attraction is the opportunity to spot dolphins at Chanonry Point. There are pubs and restaurants as well as the beach at Rosemarkie within walking distance of the village.
Lorraine
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Fortrose and the nearby villages Rosemarkie and Cromarty are...
Fortrose and the nearby villages Rosemarkie and Cromarty are some of the most interesting architecturally, historically and environmentally on the Black Isle. While Fortrose is known for the 'dolphin show' at Chanonry Point the town itself is well worth the visit. The ruined cathedral and surrounding area is very interesting and many of the properties are on a grand scale reflecting Fortrose's former importance as an early medieval Christian religious centre.
Fortrose is served by a few good places to eat (check opening days and times however) and a well stocked Co-op is the only main shop for essentials (and the extra holiday wine if required).
JOHN
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
We only spent one night in Fortrose, after travelling up...
We only spent one night in Fortrose, after travelling up from Dromnadrochit, but we did walk out to Chanonry Point, with our dog :) on a beautiful Autumn late afternoon/early evening and were lucky enough to spot dolphins and witness an absolutely stunning sunset. It was just beautiful. Then we settled into the Old Orchard, had a very welcome bath, before heading out to eat at the lovely IV10. All in all, a perfect 24 hours!
Lovely peaceful location. Great hospitality. Comfortable, cosy and good food. Beware we approached from the North and sat nav seemed to be confused, so check the location carefully especially if arriving on a bike. Best way is to approach up the hill from Fortrose rather than sticking to the cycle route. It's a good place though.
Applegrove is a lot more spacious than the listing suggests. It was warm, clean, quiet and comfortable. Excellent location for Fortrose shops and rest of Black Isle. Garden is a nice bonus. Owners responsive and helpful.
It was a fantastic location with views across the Moray Firth. Fortrose was a lovely settlement and close to Chanonry point for dolphin watching. Upstairs was beautifully light and airy.
The house is superb. It is light, airy and comfortable with lovely spacious rooms and a superb secure garden. It is in an excellent location in Fortrose.
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