We were going to stay at the "Palace" Best Western in Inverness but they were booked so they told us of the other Best Western which is the Lochardil House Hotel and it was wonderful, the staff were all so nice and helpful. The location was good and out of the way of the city traffic but close enough to the city. The rooms were very clean.
The food was Wonderful!! the view from the dinning area was great looking out onto the gardens and in the morning we would have breakfest in the room and could watch the rabbits running around in the gardens it was so relaxing there and Inverness is a must see. I would stay in this hotel again for sure.

Stayed at this hotel after reading the reviews on tripadvisor. Another great find!!! Very clean!! Staff were very accomodating and helpful. Enjoyed a nice dinner in the resturant. Would definately stay there again.

Stayed here twice on business recently and was pretty impressed.

The hotel is located a couple of miles from town but I was here on business so this was not an issue for me. Located in an obviously quite affluent area of Inverness the thing that struck me was the peace and quiet that you just dont get with an inner city hotel.

The staff were friendly and helpful so no problems there. Both times my rooms were in the main hotel building, the first being much larger than the second but both were well furnished, clean and exceeded my expectations.

Although I was here on business I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a great place to stay in Inverness.

Absolutely a wonderful place to stay. We were in the new, garden wing, and in addition to an extremely comfortable, clean, spacious, and modern room, we had a walk-out onto our own terrace overlooking the gardens. For those of you who care, the bathroom was magnificent. I didn't see the rooms in the older part of the hotel but the lobby, bar, and meeting rooms oozed tradition and comfort. We dined under a glass enclosure with great views of the garden. The staff was courteous, friendly, and helpful.
The only negative we could see was the need for a car. The hotel is a bit far out to walk into the historic district of Inverness although apparently it is on the bus line to downtown.
We have visited Scotland three times in the last five years and travelled quite extensively around the country, always trying to find interesting but comfortable hotels. Without any doubt the Lochardil House is the best we've encountered. We would return to Inverness just to stay there again.