Glen Mhor Hotel

“Good meet up”

Great service and concept. Onsite brewery and on tap at the bar, parking at rear, riverside, ensuite rooms, some with large sitting areas, decent breakfast options and restaurant. Close to amenities. No EV charger on site but across the river are slow chargers. Fast charge at eastgate shopping cent… more

Great service and concept. Onsite brewery and on tap at the bar, parking at rear, riverside, ensuite rooms, some with large sitting areas, decent breakfast options and restaurant. Close to amenities. No EV charger on site but across the river are slow chargers. Fast charge at eastgate shopping centre, electroverse.

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“Huge suite and beautiful river view!”

Wow ... my husband and I had no idea the room we'd reserved was a huge "romantic" suite--we were just looking for a pretty River Ness view, which it definitely had! Our room was very clean and comfortable, with arm chairs and a deep soaking tub set in a partially partitioned, elevated area of the m… more

Wow ... my husband and I had no idea the room we'd reserved was a huge "romantic" suite--we were just looking for a pretty River Ness view, which it definitely had! Our room was very clean and comfortable, with arm chairs and a deep soaking tub set in a partially partitioned, elevated area of the main room. We loved its location--great for walking along the river and over the pedestrian bridges, and close to a terrific pub (the Castle Tavern), Inverness Castle, Inverness Cathedral, and more. The staff were friendly and the included breakfast buffet in the Waterside Restaurant was fantastic. We enjoyed a couple of other meals there, too. The only downside was the noise--with the restaurant located directly below our room, we could hear chairs scraping, etc early in the morning. We would definitely stay here again, though!

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“Perfect location, delightful hotel.”

Having previously enjoyed a beer at the Waterside I hadn't realised that the row of properties from there to the brewery were all linked and formed this fantastic business. It is a delightful hotel, spread across a short row of riverfront properties, with the brewery hotel reception and bar at one… more

Having previously enjoyed a beer at the Waterside I hadn't realised that the row of properties from there to the brewery were all linked and formed this fantastic business. It is a delightful hotel, spread across a short row of riverfront properties, with the brewery hotel reception and bar at one end, adjacent to the brewery, and and The Waterside, where you, eat at the other. Cosy, Scottish styled, double room., very clean, comfy bed, attractive modern ensuite. Love having a relaxed 11am check out time. Ther location, overlooking the river, and the proximity to the city centre are perfect.

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“Outstanding hotel only let down by the restaurant experience”

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 hig… more

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

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