INVERGARRY HOTEL, Invergarry

The Invergarry Hotel is a Scottish Highland Shooting Lodge with refurbishments. The Small Double Rooms, on the second floor accessed via stairs, feature sloping ceilings. These rooms include a single bed. Larger rooms are on the first floor and overlook the River Garry or the hotel gardens; specify double or twin bed preference when booking. Twin rooms include a private bathroom with a walk-in shower, free toiletries, a wardrobe, a flat-screen TV, mountain views, and wine/champagne. Super King rooms feature double-aspect windows overlooking the River Garry and walk-in showers. Rooms include heating, a terrace, garden furniture, free toiletries, an electric kettle, and a flat-screen TV.

The Invergarry Hotel offers Evening Brasserie, Lunches, and Breakfast. The menu uses fresh, local Scottish produce. Highland game, seafood and fish from the West Coast of Scotland, meats from Lochaber and Aberdeenshire, and homemade baked goods are regularly featured. All food is from local suppliers and prepared onsite by Head Chef James Murphy and his team. Your Burger includes a Toasted Brioche Bun, Cooked Chips, Coleslaw, Lettuce, Tomato, Dill Pickle, and Red Onion Chutney. The hotel also has a range of wines and Highland whiskies. It is featured in the Visit Scotland Taste Our Best Scheme and the AA Guide.

The Invergarry Hotel can arrange water sports, white-water rafting, canyoning, quad biking, kayaking, paint balling, mountaineering, skiing, shooting, and stalking for guests. Over 20 miles of trails wind through Laggan Forest. The hotel overlooks the River Garry. Landmarks nearby include River Garry (1 km), Bridge of Oich (4 km), Loch Lundie (3 km), Invergarry Castle (2 km), Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum (3 km), Loch Oich (14 km), and Well of the Seven Heads (4 km).

The Invergarry Hotel is based at the historic home of the Ancient Clan Macdonnell. It is 85 km from Inverness. Inverness is near two battle sites: the 11th-century battle of Blàr nam Fèinne and the 18th-century Battle of Culloden. Loch Ness, with reported sightings of the Loch Ness Monster ("Nessie"), is nearby. The village of Fort Augustus is at the Southern Tip of Loch Ness. Plockton, a small harbor village on the West Coast, offers views. Glenfinnan is in the Lochaber area of the Highlands. The glen begins in the mountains of Kintail. This drive offers scenery for Bikers. The hotel commands views up the loch.

The Invergarry Hotel provides Highland hospitality in relaxed surroundings. Dogs must be kept on a lead, including in the beer garden. It is known for its food and Highland Hospitality. Onsite restaurants are available. The hotel has no lift. The independent and family-owned Highland Inn has a peaceful position overlooking the River Garry.