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Located just two miles from the Highland capital Inverness, this striking Georgian building is surrounded by six acres of beautiful landscape, and offers free Wi-Fi, lounge, drawing room and terrace to enjoy the richness of the gardens. This is a haven of tranquility, elegant comfort and excellent food in the 2 AA rosette award winning restaurant. The wonderful exterior is complemented by an interior that has retained the splendor of the historical features whilst offering the luxury facilities ... Morethat the modern traveller requires. It is ideally placed as a base for touring Loch Ness, The Moray or as a gateway to the beauties of the Northern Highlands.The hotel offers the very highest quality accommodation in a variety of bedroom styles, you can choose from Classic DoubleTwins or perhaps one of the Executive DoubleTwin Suites or even stay in one of the Family rooms which are located in the cottages in the hotel grounds. All of the bedrooms offer the style and comfort that you would expect from Country House living, warm décor, comfortable sleeping and luxurious bathrooms.Whether it is a romantic meal, dinner with friends or a special occasion, the hotel offers a unique fine dining experience. The beautifully appointed dining room opens out onto an elegant terrace making alfresco dining a must during the warmer months. The team of chefs use only the freshest locally sourced seasonal ingredients, including items grown in their very own garden, creating delicious dishes with neat twists on traditional favourites.The main Drawing room is where guests can enjoy a morning coffee, afternoon tea or pre-dinner drink. Alternatively, The Red Lounge offers stunning warm burgundy walls with subtle art, this room is filled with creams, chocolate and gentle tones of bronze. A game of chess, a good book or a catch up with friends is ideal for this intimate lounge with the roaring fire in winter and views across the gardens. During the warmer months guests can enjoy the pleasure of alfresco dining whilst soaking up the sights and sounds of the countryside.Inverness was granted its city status in 2000 and is the commercial hub of the Highlands with an enviable location on the banks of the River Ness complimented by the hill top castle. People go from all over the highlands to take advantage of the excellent shopping, bars and restaurants, plus there are many attractions around the city including Culloden Battlefield, Jacobite Cruises, Eden Court Theatre or head to nearby Moray Firth for a bit of dolphin spotting. Golf in the highlands is a must with the tranquility, solitude and outstanding natural beauty with some of the best championship golf courses in the country to suit every budget and ability. Less

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