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Furan Guesthouse
Abstract
Inverness
Restaurant £££Abstract is the famous, multi-award winning restaurant at the Glenmoriston Town House Hotel in Inverness. Named a Rising Star in the latest edition of the Michelin Guide, we serve
01463 223777 | Visit Website
Dunhallin House
Inverness
Guesthouse £££Dunhallin House is a newly refurbished guest house set just south of the centre of Inverness, the Highland capital. Ample off-street parking and pleasant rooms.
3 x Double • 2 x Twin
Fairways
Inverness
Restaurant £££The Sunday carvery at Fairways at Loch Ness Golf Club is one of the most popular with three roasts to choose from and a mountain of vegetables. Renowned for ample portions, the res
01463 713335 | Visit Website
Abermar Guesthouse
River
Inverness
Restaurant £££Sitting on the banks of the River Ness in the city of Inverness, the River Cafe and Restaurant offers excellent cuisine made from fresh local ingredients served in a warm and frien
01463 714884 | Visit Website
Acorn House
Inverness
Guesthouse £££Acorn House is situated within walking distance of Inverness town centre. The Guesthouse features a purpose built sauna and plunge pool for guest use and lovely bright airy rooms.
5 x Double • 1 x Triple
Dunain Park
Inverness
Restaurant £££Executive Chef George Mackay and Head Chef Peter Fraser have developed an outstanding menu of seasonal dishes using the finest local produce, influenced by their wide international
01463 230512 | Visit Website
Bluebell House
The Kitchen
Inverness
Restaurant £££The Kitchen offers an impressive range of quality menus with a frequently changing choice of seafood, game, vegetarian and Scotish beef dishes, reflecting he best of the season.
01463 259119 | Visit Website
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Archie Bouverie's guide:
Inverness
Inverness is the largest town in the Highlands and the busy and prosperous hub of the region. The town's position at the head of the Great Glen and on the shores of the Moray Firth have made it a firm favourite with tourists. Though Inverness has little in the way of major sights, it's a pleasant place to base yourself as you explore the other, more visible attractions on offer in the surrounding area, including the resident population of dolphins in the Moray Firth, Strathpeffer and the Black Isle. The town is particularly appealing along the leafy banks of the River Ness.