This Famous 4 Star Inn is a beautiful Highland retreat
nestled in the village of Invergarry by the banks of River Garry. Located
centrally between Fort William and Fort Augustus, Inverness and the West
Coast and Skye, the Hotel is a perfect location for touring the entire
Highlands or just quietly escaping it all in peace by the River. The Hotel
is Relaxed and Informal with the feel of a Country Inn. It prides itself
on friendly staff and a traditional atmosphere and has an abundance of
Real Log Fires, Malt Whiskies, Real Ales and Great Food under Chef James
Murphy.
Email Invergarry Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
Other places to stay in Invergarry
We are a relaxed, informal Hotel in the style of a traditional Country Inn Our Philosophy is to provide an Excellent and Friendly Service, Fantastic Fresh Food and give guests a “Real Feel” for the Scottish Highlands whilst providing Excellent Quality Surroundings and Facilities.
We want you to relax whilst your with us and as a result we are a little
less formal than most 4 star Hotels.
Dress as you wish, dine as you wish and relax as you wish - if you need
something the answer is ‘yes’ as long as we can provide it.
Our Hotel is an old building dating from 1885 with lots of nooks and crannies
to investigate and relax in however with a very high standard of furnishings
and decor. The entire Hotel has been upgraded to a 4 Star Country Inn
whilst maintaining that all important Highland feel.
The Hotel is perfectly located centrally for day trips around the Highlands and we have listed below just a few of the places to visit whilst staying at the Hotel - All of the attractions are within easy reach of the Hotel for half day or day trips and are all things that the Hotel owners do themselves and are personally recommended because they are excellent and are things we like to do ourselves when we get time off - local knowledge !
The Hotel has a Busy Restaurant with Bar
Breakfast and Dining areas
Residents Lounge
Roaring Log Fires
Real Ales
Highland Whiskies
Private Gardens
The rooms at Invergarry Hotel
Standard Rooms have a cosy feel to them and all
face to the front of the Hotel.
All Standard Rooms are 2nd floor Attic Rooms with the roof of the building
featuring in some of the rooms (these may not be suitable for very tall
people). Double Beds are 4ft 6” wide. Additional z-beds are not
possible for these rooms
Classic Rooms are all Larger Rooms. All face to the front
or side of the building overlooking the River Garry or Gardens and Mountains
Beyond. Double Classic Rooms have 5ft King Size Beds and Twin Classics
have 2 x Single Beds. An additional z-bed is possible in some of the Classic
Rooms at an additional charge of £37.50 per night inc. breakfast
- please enquire with Reception.
Master Double Room - the ‘Master’ is a large
Double Room with 6ft Sleigh Bed, Double aspect windows to the River Garry
and Mountains beyond. The room has a seating area, dressing table and
large Walk-in Shower en-suite. The Master also has an Ipod Docking Station
and DVD Player.
Ben Tee Rooms - these are two interconnecting rooms with
private corridor and bathroom facilities. The rooms can be set out as
either 2 twin rooms or one twin and one double room. They sleep upto a
maximum of 4 persons and are ideal for either a family or small group
who are happy to share a bathroom. The Ben Tee Rooms also have a DVD Player
in each room.
Baby Cots can be provided in Classic Rooms only for a charge of £10
per night with blankets - please ask Reception at time of booking as they
need to be reserved.
Twin Rooms have 2 x single 3ft wide beds. Double Rooms have one bed
for two people sharing.
Large Off Road Car & Bike Parking 
All rooms are En-suite and are furnished to a high 4 Star Standard with
excellent en-suite facilities have Tea & Coffee facilities, Telephones,
Hairdryers, and the Hotel has Broadband WiFi available for guests.
A few ideas of what to do in the area
The Isle of Skye & The Road to Skye
This is perhaps the most beautiful road that you will ever travel on in
Scotland, winding its way through the great mountain passes of the western
highlands, past the Five Sisters of Kintail with tremendous views towards
the Cuillin Mountains of Skye. Stop 5 miles outside of Invergarry at the
viewpoint to see Loch Garry – famously nicknamed the “map
of Scotland.” - this is the main picture at the top of our website
page
The Eilean Donan Castle – perhaps the most photographed and beautiful
castle in Scotland used in the famous Highlander movie. Worth stopping
here en-route to Skye for coffee, cakes and a tour of the castle.
Plockton – a beautiful small fishing village with
little craft shops, pubs and restaurants.
Applecross – take the adventurous road over the
Breachan Pass, a great bikers road that twists and turns over the mountains
with panoramic views over Skye and the Western Isles. Take lunch at the
Applecross Inn – great seafood !
On the Isle of Skye – good places to visit include
:
Talisker Distillery, take a tour and taste – its
a nice well looked after place with a good Highland Dram !
Dunvegan Castle which is definitely worth walking round
and looking through the gardens – more rustic than Eileen Donan
and gives you a feel of how life was.
Cuillin Mountain Range - a must visit, rugged and wild
mountains
Take the road to Armadale and drop into Claire Macdonald’s
Hotel called “Kinloch Lodge” for a beautiful afternoon tea
!
Take the car ferry across to Mallaig if you fancy driving
the loop and round to Fort William – ferries every hour in peak
season
Ben Nevis, The Nevis Range and Aanoch Mor are a must
however take a walk or drive down Glen Nevis and have lunch at the rustic
Ben Nevis Inn – great place and good ales !
Gondola Ride up the side of Ben Nevis – there is a cafe and restaurant
at the top and if its a clear day – its simply stunning up there.
Ben Nevis Whisky Distillery in Fort William is far better than it appears
outside & the people are very friendly indeed – worth a visit
for sure.
From Fort William take the Jacobite Steam Train used
on ‘Harry Potter’ to Mallaig. Book early to avoid disappointment.
Beautiful scenery ands you get 2 hours to potter around Mallaig and grab
some lunch before the return journey – great for kids. The drive
across to Mallaig is very beautiful – stop at Glenfinnan as its
simply stunning and grab a coffee at the cafe there.
If it’s sunny - which happens more than you realise a day
on the Beach can be spent on the Silver sands of Morar -just
before Mallaig branch off to Moray and see some beautiful white beaches
if you fancy a paddle.
Ardnamurchan & Isle of Mull is a stunning day out
and a hidden treasure of the Highlands. Drive across to Kilchoan and leave
your car taking the passenger ferry to Mull. Great fun and lands in Tobermory
which is from the kids programme “Balamory.” Great shops,
pubs, food places, Tobermory Distillery which is the friendliest in Scotland
and also a chocolate shop !
Enjoy the stunning scenery of Ballachulish & Learn to Rock
or Ice Climb in Kinlochleven – great facility !
A drive along Loch Ness & a walk in Glen Affric – perhaps the
most beautiful Glen in Scotland and a hidden gem known by few. Urquhart
Castle on Loch Ness is great and a must visit, though beware as it gets
very busy with tourists.
Take a drive to Spean Bridge, hang a left and across
to Newtonmore – lovely drive and passes the Estate used in the Monarch
of the Glen TV programme. If you go onto Aviemore have lunch in the Mountain
Café – the pancake stack is to die for and the milkshakes
are heaven !
Walks from the Hotel
From the Hotel there are lots of walks:
Try the beautiful River walks through the village along to Glengarry Forest
Walks. Search out the waterfalls within the forest at Glengarry and experience
a magical, mystical forest walk.
Ben Tee (mountain of the fairies) is within easy reach of the Hotel if
you fancy a hike up a mountain, this one is a Corbett.
Track up behind the Hotel along the Great Glen Way towards Fort Augustus
for beautiful views of the village and Ben Tee.
Keep an eye out for Red Squirrels on the Hotel grounds and Pine Martins
can be spotted most evenings at dusk at the rear of the Hotel if you are
quiet.
Ask for directions before you head off, we are happy to help.
