Mercure Inverness Hotel

Rooms

Room types range from compact doubles to classic doubles and twins and Privilege rooms. Some look over the river, others over the city and old town, so ask for a riverside room if the view matters to you. An accessible double is available. Privilege rooms are the step up, with a choice of riverside or old town views.

Eating and drinking

33 Church Street Bar & Brasserie serves traditional and international dishes, light meals, cocktails and wine. Breakfast is served in the brasserie from 7am on weekdays and 7.30am at weekends. Plenty of the city's pubs and restaurants are steps away too, including MacCallums Bar, The Malt Room and Johnny Foxes. The brasserie is a relaxed choice for a first-night dinner if you arrive late and would rather not go far.

Location and practicalities

Being this close to the station and the riverside walks is the main advantage: you can arrive by train and be by the Ness within minutes. There is a car park on site. The hotel is fully cashless, so pay by card or contactless. The airport is roughly ten miles away, so it also works for a first or last night in the Highlands.

Highlights

• On the banks of the River Ness
• About 200 m from the railway station
• Riverside-view rooms available
• 33 Church Street Bar & Brasserie
• On-site car park

Good to know

• The hotel is fully cashless.
• Breakfast from 7am weekdays, 7.30am weekends.
• Request a riverside room when booking if you want the view.

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