The Kings Highway
The Kings Highway is a Wetherspoon pub and hotel on Church Street in central Inverness, with 27 en-suite rooms above the bar. It is under five minutes' walk from the train and bus stations, which makes it a practical, low-cost base for exploring the city and Loch Ness.
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Marjorie Allan
The rooms
There are single, double, twin and family rooms, all en suite, with a flat-screen TV, tea and coffee, a hairdryer and an iron. There is a lift, step-free access and an accessible room with a walk-in shower.
Food and drink downstairs
Breakfast is served every morning in the pub, and the full Wetherspoon menu is available until late. You can order to your table using the app. It's a straightforward option for a cheap meal after a long day out.
Location
You're in the middle of the old town: the Victorian Market, the castle and boats for Loch Ness trips are all close. Hootananny is a few doors along for live music, and the Mustard Seed is nearby for a smarter dinner. It suits travellers on a budget, families who need a family room, and anyone arriving late by train or bus who wants to be in bed within minutes. Parking outside is pay and display during the day and free overnight, with a nearby multistorey for longer stays. If you want somewhere quieter or more characterful, the city has plenty of guest houses, but few places are this central at this price.
Highlights
- 27 en-suite bedrooms above a Wetherspoon pub
- Under five minutes' walk from train and bus stations
- Family rooms
- Lift and step-free access
Good to know
- Street parking outside is pay and display, with a one-hour limit during paid hours.
- A nearby multistorey offers 24-hour parking.
- Breakfast is served daily from 7am.
Frequently asked questions
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Sources: hotels.jdwetherspoon.com · jdwetherspoon.com