The Glen Mhor Apartments

The room we had was massive. Hotel is bit quirky in that it is a collection of several large Georgian houses and they still have some original features. We had a lovely bay window looking over the river Ness. Guess down side is you need to go outside to move between buildings, but worth it.

We booked the deluxe river room and we're very happy with the accommodation. It was so nice relaxing at the end of the day and watching the river. It is close to the main tourist area but also a short walk to ness Island. The room was spacious and well appointed. The little details including the kettle with a nice selection of teas and towel warmer very much appreciated. We purchased the breakfast option. The convenience made it worthwhile but the buffet wasn't anything special.

Pleasant stay in a wonderful hotel in Inverness. Excellent and friendly service, wonderful accomodation. We loved it! The hotel rooms are situated in separate houses along a calm street along the river. Close to the city center (walking distance).

The hotel is located directly on the picturesque River Ness. The room and bathroom is a very nice size, and I loved the aesthetic with the tartan plaid everywhere. The rooms were very clean and the staff was very accommodating. This hotel is in a great location if you are looking to walk around Inverness. I did enjoy that they had breakfast every morning starting at 7AM.

Stayed in one of their newly-renovated deluxe river-view rooms - very comfortable, loads of space, bathroom nicely updated. The included breakfast was very good - typical Scottish fare, with options - if you want your eggs other than scrambled, just ask. I will be returning for another stay. Location can't be beat.

This really should've been a 5* review as it really was a fantastic experience in almost every way. The rooms are large, beautifully decorated, well-equipped and have fantastic views over the River Ness if you book a river room. The Reception staff were wonderful, welcoming, knowledgeable and highly entertaining. The bar staff were also very helpful and knowledgeable about their huge range of whisky and craft beers. The ambience throughout the hotel is generally very tasteful and very cool. All in all, everything was great. That is, until breakfast. The restaurant was equally beautiful with magnificent views, however the staff just seemed way out of their depth. Despite having a menu on the table advising guests to make any dietary requests necessary, the waitress we asked for vegetarian food told us "there isn't anything vegetarian". We thought that had to be wrong and asked again "what, nothing vegetarian?" To which she shrugged and walked off without checking. We then asked a waiter who was more helpful and listed the vegetarian options which we accepted, only to have him return a few minutes later to tell us there wasn't anything left other than a couple of vegetarian sausages (at 8.30am). These took around 25 minutes to turn up and were very poor quality. I should point out the Reception staff were very apologetic when we told them at check-out and offered us a refund on a bar drink as a goodwill gesture (we didn't expect a refund but it was a nice gesture). All in all, we loved the hotel and virtually everything about our stay. But for a hotel of this calibre to have so little vegetarian options between the buffet and dietary requirements menu seems really bizarre. It's the only blot on an otherwise brilliant experience