Well situated a short walk from Fort Augustus and its ladder of locks to lift boats to and from Loch Ness on the Caledonian Canal this comfortable hotel has ample parking,comfortable en suite rooms many with glorious views over Loch Ness, A good modern restaurant and a well stocked bar. We stayed to celebrate a successful Lands End to John... more

Arrived on Saturday afternoon weather was beautiful and the views were stunning. As soon as we arrived Nick, Steph, Riley and Sam made us feel so welcome. Sat outside and had a few lovely drinks, some supberb wines to choose from. Evening meal was fantastic as was breakfast the following morning. That was enough for us, we decided to book... more

Just back from a 2 night stay with my partner.We had a lovely time Steph and Nick were very helpful and made us feel at home.Our room was very comfortable and clean.The food was excellent. more

I have stayed in Fort Augustus 5 times over the past 19 years and discovered a super Hotel ! very good location just outside fort augustus (walking distance) overlooking the Loch. Food, Rooms, Saff, Atmosphere all very good. The rates are very reasonable and the bar and restaurant menu which consists of varied well presented food works well. Overall a... more

A traditionally furnished hotel, with great views. Bedrooms are very spacious, and beds very comfortable. The owners and staff are vwelcoming and helpful, I felt very much "at home" here. Athough I did not have an evening meal , I can reccommend the breakfasts, even though I could not manage the full cooked breakfast, which would set you up for... more

We couldn't have chosen a better place in the Highlands. The Inchnacardoch Hotel is located at the center of everything we wanted to see. The staff warmly greeted us and showed us to our room overlooking Loch Ness and the Highland Cattle in the field. The room was clean, charmingly decorated, and the bed was most comfortable. Other amenities of... more

We stayed at the Inch for one night as part of a walking holiday. If we had had a car we would have left and stayed elsewhere. The rooms were dated and, more importantly, dirty. There was no TV and no shower curtain (so we effectively had no shower). Batteries had been remived form the smoke alarm and there ere... more

Me and my boyfriend stayed at the Inch for a weekend away from London hustle and bustle. What a great way to get away from it all! When we got there on Friday we were greeted by a warm welcome from George the hotel manager and his staff. First stop, a drink in the bar. It's really nice to go... more

I don't normally post reviews, but felt I had to having seen the previous one. I too stayed at the Inch Hotel this last weekend, on a solo climbing trip, and found it be the most welcoming, comfortable and homely hotel I have ever found in the Highlands. True the dining room is a work in progress (the owner assured... more