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"Beautiful hotel, such a lovely room, spotlessly clean...and a excellent dinner and very good breakfast. "

"Had a great stay, friendly/helpful staff large room that was comfortable"

"We loved our stay, just wish we could have stayed longer. We got in later than check in and Mark the owner still came to greet us and help us with our bags. He was so kind and made sure we had everything we needed. We stayed in the black bear hut and it was everything we needed! Definitely small, but we were expecting it to be, and if anything it added to the coziness! The owners thought of everything from snacks, tea, coffee, fresh towels, you name it. The space was so clean, I have nothing bad to say about our stay. "

"Good service "

"I found the staff very helpful. Always there to advise. Food and drink very nice. Cant wait to return. Enjoyed our trip D & E Coaches to cruise on Loch Ness "

"Lovely room staff great bar great and live music... An absolutely fantastic venue "

"Aslaich was like a home away from home. A cosy room with ensuite in a house with 3 other rooms. No kitchen access which would have been nice but over all a pleasant stay."

"The location was great, right on the Loch and an amazing view from our room."

"This is an older boutique hotel with no stairs to navigate. There is a lift up the rooms as well as staircases.Yes, it is a bit rundown in the carpet, but everything I needed was clean and excellent. The staff, especially Jamie and Jiorja (spelling? Sorry, women!), could not have been more helpful in terms of getting taxis, answering questions, and generally being kind. Although I didn’t eat breakfast there, I did have dinner twice at MacNabs, the attached restaurant, and it was very good. When my room was cold, Jamie brought me a room heater immediately, and it was perfect. When I thought I had lost my wallet, they both tried to help. (I hadn’t.) The location is excellent, too, because although it is over the Ness River, shopping, even for those of us with walking disabilities, was very easy. Inverness is a small city, so if I can walk it with a rollator, pretty much anyone can!"