We stayed here for 2 nights in April 2008 in the Neil Gunn room. This room is lovely; huge, very tastefully decorated and spotlessly clean. The bed is very comfortable too and the breakfasts are delicious and more than plentiful. Owners are very friendly and made us feel welcomed.

I will definately return here.

We recently returned from a stay at the Moyness House. Me, my husband, 2 children, and in-laws had a wonderful time. We stayed in the family room. It had been recently remodeled and was very nice. Our children (8 & 9) slept on a sofa bed. The Jones' (owners) were very helpful and friendly and the breakfast was delicious. I definitely recommend staying here if you are traveling to Inverness.

I first stayed at Moyness House a couple of years ago and loved it, so when my friend and I returned in January we had high expectations. We weren't disappointed. This place really is the bee's knees!

Our room (downstairs as requested, because I have difficulty with stairs) was a good size and beautifully decorated, with a pristine new bathroom (good lighting, marble tiled floor, good shower, thick white towels, decent toiletries). The beds were very comfortable, with good linens, and the room had a large flat screen TV (and a wide choice of channels) and a CD player. There was good wireless connection for my friend's laptop. We also made use of the beautiful sitting room, which is furnished with some lovely Victorian antique furniture.

The breakfasts were wonderful, with plenty to choose from, and everything very fresh and appetisingly presented. I loved the scrumptious fresh fruit salads, with so many different kinds of fruit. My friend said the traditional (and enormous!) Scottish breakfast was delicious, but my own favourite was the smoked kippers, which were heavenly. Very good (fresh) fruit juice. You give your order at breakfast, which I much prefer to some other places we stayed, where we were asked to decide what we wanted for breakfast the night before.

Location is good, just a short stroll to restaurants (5 to 10 minutes, I'd say) and shops. Inverness is a very attractive town, and we found it was an excellent place to base ourselves for having a good look round the Highlands. Some of the high points for us were Findhorn and Dornoch on the east coast, Ullapool and Plockton on the west coast, and Glen Affric (fantastic for hiking).

I have been to Moyness twice on business in Inverness. The rooms are truly lovely and very comfortable. There are lots of little personal touches in the decor and also the guest's facilities which make you feel at home from home. The owners, Jenny & Richard are such warm and welcoming hosts; ever helpful!
To be highly recommended!