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Acorn House
Inverness
Guesthouse
The property owner
Hosted by Liz
Highland Coo Room
Squirrel Room
Thistle Room
Stag Room
About
Inverness is the largest city and the cultural capital of the Scottish Highlands. Its Old Town features a stunning Cathedral from the 19th Century and Old High Church from the 18th century together with an indoor Victorian Market selling food, clothing and crafts. You will find Acorn Guest House within walking distance of the town centre, where you will find a warm welcome by Liz and Grant. Acorn Guest House has two double bedrooms and four triple rooms all the ensuite bath or shower rooms. Children from the age of 8 are welcome. Acorn Guest House is owned and run by Liz and Grant Anderson and they will strive to make your stay as comfortable as possible. All bedrooms are situated on the first floor accessed by 14 steps.
Our rooms
Includes
- Ensuite Shower Room
- Tea & coffee making facilities
- Wifi
Includes
- Ensuite Bathroom with Shower
- Tea & coffee making facilities
- Wifi
Includes
- TV/DVD
- Tea & coffee making facilities
- Wifi
Includes
- Wifi
Other amenities
Along side the individual room facilities we also provide the following amenaties, services and and facilities for you to use
- Close to Restuarants and Cafes
- Garden
- Tea and Coffee Facilities
- TV & Wireless Broadband
- Car Parking
- Sitting Room
- Guests Get Own House Keys
- WiFi
Suitability
- Couples welcome
- Singles welcome
- Children welcome (Age 2 - 12)
Awards and accreditations
Things to know
Cancellation.
We reserve the right to charge a cancellation fee of the value of your first night's stay if you cancel within 7 days of your arrival and we are unable to re-let the room. Payment for the total cost of your stay will be charged for any no-shows. Child rates apply to 12 years and under.
Highland Coo Room
Availabile
Unavailabile
(Minimum nights - 2)
Squirrel Room
Availabile
Unavailabile
(Minimum nights - 2)
The Stag Room
Availabile
Unavailabile
(Minimum nights - 2)
Thistle Room
Availabile
Unavailabile