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2 double bed riverside flat in centre, Inverness
2 double bedroom, 2 bathroom riverside modern flat with private parking, outside space, 5 mins walk to city centre. New Harrison Spinks mattresses with gel and down toppers, down duvets, hollowfibre pillows and luxury cotton linens and towels. Tea, coffee, sugar, marmalade, jam and other essentials provided. Fresh butter, bread and milk. Breakfast cereals and biscuits. Unlimited download internet. Smart TVs. Ideal for a city break for two couples or business trip to the highland capital.

1 Bed Apartment, Idyllic Views, Modern, Inverness
Boasting uninterrupted views over the city skyline and beyond to the Inverness firth and Caledonian canal. Located by the popular North coast 500 route and has access to the Great Glen Way. Bridgeview is located two and a half miles from the city centre. Fully furnished with modern appliances, smart tv’s, super fast fibre broadband, sofa bed (one adult or two children) Note- The staircase is steep and would not suit guests with mobility issues. 20% off weekly bookings. See our other listing

Leakeys View
Leakeys View Is located within the heart of Inverness city centre, newly refurbished and a 3 min walk from the train/bus station. Looks directly onto the famous Leakeys bookshop. There are restaurants, bars, music venues right on your doorstep, also Eden Court theatre, Cathedral and Castle very close by. The River Ness is one street away with Miele's the award winning Gelato a few doors down! Parking outside the apartment may be possible if spaces available free 6pm-8am and all day Sunday.

The Wee House Studio, Foyers, Loch Ness, Highland.
"The Wee House" Cosy studio with a double bed, shower room, kitchen/ lounge . It also has your own outdoor seating area. Set in a beautiful Glen, within walking distance of local amenities: including cafes and local shop . Local hotels also serve food in the evenings if you don't feel like cooking. The quite scenic side of Loch but half way between Inverness and Fort Augustus, so lots to see and do. Visit the Falls of Foyers and access the South Loch Ness Trail. Own transport advisable.

Marlee Apartment - Gateway to the Highlands
City central 2 bedroom apartment, with all the convenience of home, & the comforts that make it a perfect escape. Great living space & fully decked kitchen for the self caterer (Tesco, 3 min walk, ALdi & Lidl, 10 mins). Or stroll to a choice of restaurants & bars at your door. Take in the city's history with Inverness Castle & the River Ness & enjoy the chimes of the curfew bell of the Old High Church every evening. Prefect location to start your journey or to end your Highland adventure.

The View@Redcastle
Nestling on the shores of the Beauly Firth only 10 miles from the city of Inverness, close to the NC500, Killearnan Brae is a luxury self-contained apartment. With boundless bird life including Osprey, the gardens make an ideal spot for birdwatching. Walking from the house you will find Killearnan Church and the Medieval Redcastle both rich in Scottish History. The picturesque village of Beauly is a 5 min drive. Here you will find bespoke shopping, restaurants along with the historic Priory.

Ivybank,Highland townhouse in the city. Quiet area
Ivybank is a very attractive "B" listed house - full of original features and charm, ideally situated within walking distance of Inverness city centre, the castle, river, restaurants, shops and theatre. With its oak panelling, beamed hall, gothic carvings, magnificent mahogany staircase and its original fireplaces on the ground floor, it is truly unique! The house is offered as a whole, on a self catering basis, for short holiday breaks, to groups of up to 7 max. A true Scottish family home.

Newly refurbished home in central Inverness
A hidden gem of a property located in central are of Inverness. Only a 15-minute walk from the banks of the river Ness and a great selection of smart restaurants, bistros and lively pubs. The property is located right beside the famous locks & docks of Inverness which is perfect for those evening walks after a day of touring the local area! The A862 is right beside the property so will give you quick access by car to the black isle and beyond. 0.9 Miles walk from the Bus / Train station

Wee Ness Lodge
Situated on the banks of the River Ness, Wee Ness Lodge is centrally located for all the amenities Inverness has to offer including shops, bars, cafes, restaurants and tourist attractions which are all within walking distance. Wee Ness Lodge’s luxurious interior is decked out in natural materials and fabrics influenced by the Highland landscape. Enjoy the wood-burning stove, sumptuous bedroom with king-size bed, and the river side view which combine to bring a real warmth to the lodge.

Luxury self-catering log cabin at Assich Zen Lodge
Designed as a playful cross between a Zen tea house and Highland hunting lodge, Assich Zen Lodge is a luxury log cabin with Zen garden, created within the grounds - and using many of the stones - of an ancient ruined byre. It offers truly unique, romantic and luxurious accommodation in beautiful and tranquil surroundings, where guests can enjoy stunning panoramic views of mountain, sea, forest and castle, with exclusive use of large decked area, wood-fired hot-tub, sauna and fire pit.

Victorian Apartment Inverness City Centre
Our apartment is close to restaurants and dining, nightlife, and family-friendly activities, in a great neighbourhood. It is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, and families (with kids). Free Wi-fi and on-street parking. We welcome everybody. Easy access to all transport links and all the city has to offer. It is the perfect base for exploring the Scottish Highlands, with attractions such as Loch Ness and Culloden Battlefield only a short drive away.

High Spec. One-Bed Crown Apartment (Free Parking)
Fantastic high spec, one bed apartment in the Crown area of Inverness. Free parking. Perfect location for you to discover Inverness. Five min walk from all the restaurants, bars & gift shops as well as a beautiful walk along the riverside. Short walk from Train & Bus stations and only a 20min taxi/car ride from the airport. All mod cons - free wifi, smart tv, hairdryer, towels, toiletries, first aid kit, sewing kit. Washing machine, ironing facilities.
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House rentals in Inverness

River Ness Cottage

Rivermill House near Loch Ness - pet friendly.

Rose Cottage, central, free parking

The Coach House at Manse House

Stylish 3-bedroom highland home, onsite parking

The Wine Maker’s Cottage

Ness Garden - luxury in the heart of Inverness

Innes St Townhouse No. 25 | City Centre
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The Stag Hut

Room with a View

Unique off grid cosy farm Bothy in the Highlands.

Church Brae

Modern apartment in city centre with free parking

Braevellie Apartment (No1)

Stag Head Studio - Inverness - Free Parking

Luxury garden cottage with hot tub by Loch Ness
When is the best time to visit Inverness?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | G$26,152 GYD | G$25,106 GYD | G$27,199 GYD | G$34,521 GYD | G$38,078 GYD | G$39,542 GYD | G$42,053 GYD | G$42,262 GYD | G$39,333 GYD | G$32,220 GYD | G$26,989 GYD | G$29,709 GYD |
| Avg. temp | 2°C | 3°C | 4°C | 7°C | 10°C | 12°C | 14°C | 14°C | 11°C | 8°C | 5°C | 2°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Inverness?
Many guests choose charming stays near the River Ness, Victorian-era streets in the city centre, or leafy neighborhoods like Crown. Waterside views and walkable access to shops, pubs, and green spaces are frequently suggested.
What are the best things to do in Inverness with kids?
Explore Inverness Castle grounds, discover hands-on science displays at a locally rooted museum, and stroll the banks of the River Ness. The area also has parks and family-friendly walking trails.
What are some of the best things to do in Inverness?
Wander around Inverness Castle, enjoy local shops and cafés along the Victorian Market, and walk scenic riverside paths. Many visitors also explore nearby lochs and historic battlefields.
How is the weather in Inverness?
Inverness has cool, wet winters from 31–42°F (-1–5°C), and milder, often breezy summers near 49–66°F (9–19°C). Rain is common throughout the year, so packing a waterproof jacket is frequently suggested.
What are the best places to visit in Inverness?
Frequently suggested sites include Inverness Castle, the tranquil Ness Islands, and exhibitions at Inverness Museum and Art Gallery. Many visitors enjoy experiencing historic churches and bustling markets.
What are some hiking trails in Inverness?
Explore the Caledonian Canal towpath, stroll the Ness Islands walking loop, or follow forest trails around Craig Phadrig. Many paths mix riverside scenery with glimpses of the Highland landscape.
What are some family activities we can do in Inverness?
Families often enjoy boat trips along the River Ness, interactive museum exhibits, and parks for picnics and play. Seasonal events and wildlife watching are also popular for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Inverness?
Explore the famous Loch Ness, visit historic Urquhart Castle, or walk trails through nearby forests and glens. Boat tours and traditional Highland villages are also frequently suggested for day trips.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Inverness?
Many vacation rentals and guesthouses in Inverness welcome pets, especially those near riverside paths and parks. You will find stays in neighborhoods like Crown and around the city centre with access to green spaces.
What are some local tips for visiting Inverness?
Locals suggest trying Scottish shortbread in cafés, packing layers for unpredictable weather, and exploring quieter riverside spots for a relaxed pace. Visiting markets and speaking with friendly shopkeepers can offer insight into Highland traditions.
What is Inverness known for?
Inverness is known for its Highland heritage, riverside walks by the River Ness, and proximity to iconic sites like Loch Ness. The city also has historic castles and lively traditional music venues.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Inverness?
Explore the quiet trails of Craig Phadrig, discover artist collectives in tucked-away galleries, and unwind in small riverside parks. Local bookstores and independent shops offer distinct finds away from busier streets.
What are the best foods to try in Inverness?
Frequently suggested flavors include traditional Scottish salmon, locally made black pudding, and hearty Cullen skink soup. Many guests also enjoy oatcakes and whisky from regional distilleries.
What should I bring for a trip to Inverness?
Pack layered clothing for cool temperatures, a waterproof jacket for rain, and comfortable shoes for walking. A camera is handy for capturing scenic views and Highland details.
What is the nightlife in Inverness like?
The nightlife in Inverness has traditional pubs with live folk music, casual cocktail bars, and occasional performance venues. Look for locally rooted music sessions and relaxed social spots along the River Ness.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Inverness?
The Inverness Highland Games held in summer is often recommended for sports and music, and local arts festivals bring performances to city venues. Seasonal gatherings feature regional foods, crafts, and traditional music.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Inverness?
Many vacation rentals in Inverness are family-friendly, with amenities like larger living spaces and access to parks and walking trails. Neighborhoods near the city centre and along the River Ness are frequently suggested for families.
When is the best time to visit Inverness?
Milder temperatures and longer daylight hours in late spring and summer are often recommended for visiting Inverness. These seasons feature local festivals and lush green landscapes in the Highland region.
All about Inverness
Sitting on the banks of the River Ness where it meets the Moray Firth, Inverness, capital of the Scottish Highlands, is a charming city surrounded by rolling green hills and stunning landscapes. This small town offers impressive 18th- and 19th-century stone architecture, a Victorian covered market, and plenty of cultural and historical sites to explore. The High Street is a pedestrian-only lane lined with trendy shops and lively Scottish pubs.
The town is a great place to use as a base to explore Loch Ness, or you can head out into the Highlands to discover the region’s soaring mountains, emerald-green hills, and crystal-clear lakes. Inverness is also less than an hour away from a number of interesting natural and historical sights, including Cairngorms National Park, which is home to rugged mountains and their many walking and biking trails, and the Highland Folk Museum, where you can learn more about the living history of the Highlands. The 19th-century Balmoral Castle, one of the residences of the British royal family, is less than two hours away.
What are the top things to do in Inverness?
Inverness Castle
Built on the site of an 11th-century fort, this late-18th-century red sandstone castle stands vigil at the top of a vibrant green cliff overlooking the River Ness. You can explore the castle grounds as well as the North Tower, where you can get sweeping views of Inverness, the river, and the surrounding rolling meadows and farmland.
Loch Ness
Located just a 30-minute drive from Inverness, this legendary lake is most famous for being the home of the Loch Ness Monster. Surrounded by lush hills, the long, narrow lake is a tranquil spot where you can explore the haunting ruins of the 13th-century Urquhart Castle, hike through the forest near the rocky shores of Dores Beach, or head out onto the water on a sightseeing cruise to try and get a glimpse of Nessie.
Ness Islands
These miniature islands are located in the middle of the River Ness, around a mile south of the city center. They are connected to the embankment via a series of picturesque suspension footbridges. While you are walking among the soaring pine trees, you may pass anglers hoping to catch some salmon.
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