Premier Inn Inverness Centre (River Ness)

The rooms and views

The selling point is the outlook: many rooms look over the River Ness towards Inverness Castle. Rooms follow the familiar Premier Inn format, and there are accessible rooms for guests who need them. Ask for a river-facing room when booking if the view matters to you. The Glenalbyn Bar is next door for a pint. Being on the west bank means quieter evenings than the Church Street side, while still only minutes from it.

Eating and drinking

Thyme Bar & Grill on site covers breakfast and evening meals. If you want to eat out, Encore Une Fois and Prime Steak & Seafood are both within about 120 metres, and Grain and Grind is close by for coffee. It is a practical base for day trips to Loch Ness and the Highlands, with breakfast before an early start.

Parking and getting about

Parking is very limited and off site, in a pay car park run by Horizon Parking that charges per night, so arriving by train or bus is easier. The riverside path leads south to the Ness Islands and Eden Court, and Church Street's pubs are a short walk over the river. Note that payment is required each time you exit the car park.

Highlights

• River Ness and castle views
• Thyme Bar & Grill on site
• Accessible rooms
• Short walk to the city centre

Good to know

• Parking is very limited and off site; Horizon Parking charges around £15.40 per night (at time of writing), paid on each exit.
• Accessible rooms are available.

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