Ness Walk Hotel

Rooms

Rooms are named after trees, from Oak, Laurel and Cedar up to the Rowan and Wellingtonia suites, and many have freestanding baths. Some have their own outdoor firepit. The restored building keeps its period features, and there are accessible rooms too.

Eating and drinking

The Torrish Restaurant sits in the house's original drawing room, with 19th-century detailing and views over the river, and its menu changes with the seasons. Non-residents often come for the afternoon tea, and the Torrish Bar is there for a nightcap. Dinner at the Torrish is worth booking even if you are staying elsewhere in Inverness, and window tables look straight out over the river. The menu follows the seasons, so it changes through the year. After dinner, a short stroll along the riverside path in the evening light is a good way to end the night.

Location

The riverside path leads to the Ness Islands upstream and the cathedral and Eden Court theatre a few minutes away on the opposite bank. Uilebheist, a distillery and brewery, is nearby for a tasting. There is secure on-site parking, arranged by the concierge, with electric car charging.

Highlights

• 5-star hotel, AA five red stars
• Restored Grade B listed building on the River Ness
• Torrish Restaurant in the original drawing room
• Afternoon tea
• Some rooms with private outdoor firepits

Good to know

• Secure on-site parking is arranged by the concierge on arrival.
• Electric vehicle charging is available.
• Accessible rooms are available.

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