The staff were incredibly friendly and went out of their way to make our Christmas stay special. The breakfast spread was impressive, with a wide variety of choices to satisfy everyone's taste buds. The location of the hotel was perfect, offering breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere. Another advantage we enjoyed was the spacious rooms, which provided plenty of space for our family to relax and unwind.

The wallpaper and carpet in some areas of the hotel looked worn and could use some updating. we were disappointed that our dog was not allowed in any public areas of the hotel, as we have stayed at other dog-friendly places where at least the bar or lounge area was accessible.

In a comfortable old house, we indeed had a loch view, looking out over a pasture of grazing highland cattle. The bedroom was charming. The town was within walking distance, which means the hotel is away from town but not so far away that one couldn't visit. The food at the hotel was excellent, and the staff, gracious and helpful.

The Internet was down the entire time we were there. The hotel is not right on the lake (although the view of the lake is real enough.) The bathroom, particularly the shower capsule, was miniscule.

The view from the hotel room fabulous it's location location location! But the hotel itself a bit tired.

Decor needs to be updated and the hotel need to be upgraded but you can,t fault the location. Gardens could be fantastic with a little bit of tender loving care.

We had a lovely stay at a beautiful hunting lodge with a pleasant environment. The themed decor added charm to the experience. The bed was also incredibly comfortable, providing us with a restful night's sleep. The friendly staff went above and beyond, even mailing back a forgotten item at no cost. The location was stunning, with views of Loch Ness and peaceful walks through the nearby woods. The chef catered to our vegan needs, providing delicious meals and even a packed lunch for our hike. We felt welcomed and appreciated throughout our stay.

The owner was extremely friendly and made us feel welcome and helped us relax immediately. Meal times, including breakfast were extremely flexible and the quality of food was above average (you need to try the home made ice cream!). Our room, which was the main room, was large and spacious with some nice views out across the bottom of Loch Ness. The hotel was situated back from the busy A82 and was thus quiet during the night and helped contribute towards an undisturbed nights sleep

A minor critisicm would be the lack of basic items in the bar where only one beer was available on draught and no soda water. However I am appreciative that this is in the middle of the quiet season and the adverse weather conditions experienced recently contributed to even lower numbers of guests than normal. This means that stock levels of things such as beers which have a limited shelf life may be ineveitably be lower in such a remote location. The hotel however did have a good range of bottled ales which more than made up for the lack of draught beers!

Great view of loch ness. Amazing food in the restaurant for dinner. Staff always friendly and trying to help.

Hotel has seen its best days, some parts a bit old and run down. Has charm but could do with a make over.

We had a fantastic stay at Inch Hotel, staying in the double attic rooms with a view to the loch. The spacious yet cozy rooms were perfect for our family of four. The breakfast selection was excellent, and the staff were incredibly friendly and helpful. We enjoyed sitting in the lounge with the fire on, taking in the beautiful views. a lovely and memorable experience.

Strongly recommend this hotel.

The value for money at The Inch was unbeatable, and the room was clean and comfortable with charming decor. The location was peaceful, offering lovely views of Loch Ness, and the staff treated us with warmth and kindness throughout our stay.

The breakfast selection could use a bit more variety.

The hotel is very comfortable and very friendly employees. It is clean and cozy. The hotel food is delicious!

Although the bathroom is very small and somewhat uncomfortable, it is very clean.

The food was very good

The hotel was shabby and the bedroom considering it was the bridal suite was out dated, bare and the furniture was old ( but not antique) in poor condition

The hotel is located in a stunning location, offering breathtaking views of the Loch Ness. The rooms are spacious and charming, with amenities such as a closet and a cozy fireplace. The staff is friendly and attentive, providing a warm and welcoming service. The hotel's prevention measures are commendable, ensuring a clean and safe environment for guests.

The shower pressure could have been better.

it was very quaint and had an old world feel that was fantastic loved it

Staff were superb, food was outstanding. Hotel was comfortable and relaxing in an excellent setting overlooking the loch.

The hotel had a historic character and felt like a warm hunting lodge. The sitting area with overstuffed chairs and the lovely dining area provided a unique experience. The location was a short walk to the center of town, offering plenty of gift shops, attractions, and restaurants. The breakfast served in the beautiful dining room was delicious, and the host was gracious. we were very pleased with our stay at this elegant and charming hotel.

Nothing for me. 👍

Everything was nice,and the outlook was just splendid.Taking everything under an account,it is a nice place, with nice staff, and great food.