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Moyness House
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| Award winning guest house in the centre of Inverness .... Moyness House is a fine Victorian villa, once the home of acclaimed Scottish author Neil M Gunn, and now run as a highly regarded guest house. The house has been sympathetically restored and retains many fine period details, enhanced by contemporary amenities to ensure maximum guest comfort. The 6 charming guest rooms are all en suite and all well equipped, with many extra touches. Delicious breakfasts, featuring a wide choice of options and locally grown organic produce, cooked to order. Excellently located, in a quiet residential street just a few minutes walk from the city centre and the riverside, Moyness House has ample parking within the grounds and an attractive walled garden offering guests a peaceful place to relax. |
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Things To Do
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| - beautiful walks along the River Ness and its small islands linked by a series of Victorian footbridges (less than five minutes walk from Moyness House)
- open top bus tour around the town, including Culloden Battlefield.
- dolphin watching cruise on the Moray Firth
- boat trips on the Caledonian canal to Loch Ness and the Nessie exhibition at Drumnadrochit
- Floral Hall, a subtropical oasis of calm and tranquility
- Inverness Museum and Art Gallery
- mountain bike along Loch Ness Cycle Trail
- golf on one of Inverness's beautiful town courses
- Inverness Castle, Urquhart Castle, Brodie Castle, Cawdor Castle, Dunrobin castle
- day trip to the Isle of Skye and the rugged west coast
- Highland malt whisky distilleries
- ancient burial stones (dating from 2000 BC) at Clava Cairns.
- ceilidh music at Hootenanny or one of several other Inverness live music venues
- eat at one of the city's excellent restaurants
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Rooms
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|  | Green Isle
Twin bedded room with en suite facilities (shower), flatscreen TV, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£66 to £80 per night including breakfast and VAT. |
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| | Highland River
King bedded room with en suite facilities (shower), flatscreen TV, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£70 to £85 per night. Rates include breakfast and VAT.
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| | Lost Glen
Large room (with 1 double bed and 1 single bed) with en suite facilities (shower), flatscreen TV, DVD player, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£70 to £85 per night (plus £10 for child). Rates include breakfast and VAT. |
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| | Morning Tide
Double bedded room with en suite facilities (bath with shower hose), TV, DVD player, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£65 to £80 per night including breakfast and VAT. |
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| | Neil Gunn
Large room (with 1 king size bed and small double sofa bed) with en suite facilities (bath and shower), flatscreen TV, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£84 to £96 per night (plus £10 per child up to maximum of 2 children). Rates include breakfast and VAT. |
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| | Silver Darlings
King/twin bedded room with en suite facilities (shower), flatscreen TV, CD player, clock radio, hospitality tray, tourist information, magazines, tissues, toiletries, bathrobes, luxury towels, fresh flowers, mineral water | Room Rate
£70 to £85 per night. Rates include breakfast and VAT.
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Directions
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| From the A9 north and south and the A862 Beauly road follow signs for the A82 Fort William Holiday route (indicated by the thistle emblem). Stay on Kenneth Street until you reach a junction controlled by traffic lights. On the opposite side you will see a Royal Bank of Scotland and a 'Victoria Wine' Off Licence (Liquor Store). Turn right here on to Tomnahurich Street which becomes Glenurquhart Road (The A82 Fort William road). Turn third right into Bruce Gardens diagonally opposite the Highland Regional Council offices.
If you are coming from Fort William, look for the Regional Council Headquarters building on the right and turn into Bruce Gardens on the left.
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