Inverour Guest House

My friend and I are doing the Great Glen Way hike and we stayed at Inverour Guest house at the end of our first day of hiking, Simon went above and beyond to take care of us after the booking company made an error. He came and found us on the road walking from Spean Bridge to the town of Gairlochy, Once we arrived at the B&B he suggested we make a dinner reservation at The Old Station restaurant as it’s the main restaurant in town and books quickly - so we made the reservation- and got in, dinner was excellent. The hosts Simon and Marie are extremely pleasant and made us feel very welcome. The room is clean and the beds are comfortable and the bathroom was nice also, The rooms are nice and quiet and the area is so peaceful. Breakfast was delicious- I had the porridge and my friend had eggs and haggis and there was cold cereal available and toast and jam and yogurt and I’m sure more food that I did not mention, and of course coffee or tea. I would definitely recommend a stay at Inverour guest house if you are coming to the area to stay for a week or a day or any length of time.

3 months ago · via Google

I stayed at Inverour Guest House on my way from Gairloch to Glencoe and Oban. After a tiring day on the road, I couldn’t have found a more comfortable and welcoming place. The room was tidy and the bed was so comfortable. Simon and Marie were great hosts. The breakfast next morning was amazing too. I highly recommend this place.

4 months ago · via Google

I had the great experience of staying at Inverour Guest House while walking the Great Glen Way. I was delighted with everything about the accommodations, but even more with the extra care the hosts took of me. I misplaced my credit card after dinner at Spean Bridge, and the hosts were amazing in communicating with the restaurant (which was closed) and helping me to try to locate it. They made phone calls and even walked the road from the restaurant to the hotel to try to locate it. Most importantly, they ensured I could move forward with my walk, knowing they were doing everything they could to get the card back to me. I was totally overwhelmed by the care and attention I received from the hosts - and the community at Spean Bridge. It is a memory I will treasure. I am so grateful.

2 months ago · via Google

After several days of chasing Munros around the Highlands, one develops a keen appreciation for the simple luxuries in life: a warm welcome, a comfortable bed, and a breakfast capable of powering a small expedition. Inverour Guest House delivered all three with remarkable ease. From the moment I arrived, the welcome was friendly, genuine and inviting. There was none of the transactional feeling that sometimes accompanies accommodation stays; instead, it felt as though my comfort genuinely mattered. The room itself was immaculate. Not merely clean, but the sort of clean that makes you wonder whether anyone has ever actually stayed there before you. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, and the heating system was refreshingly straightforward to adjust — a surprisingly underrated feature in the Highlands, where the weather occasionally appears to be making decisions based on a dice roll. What particularly impressed me was how thoughtfully everything had been arranged for walkers, climbers and early starters. The pre-order breakfast system is a masterstroke, allowing those heading into the hills at dawn to get fed efficiently without fuss. Packed lunches are available, and even hotel drop-offs can be arranged, making logistics wonderfully simple when planning a day on the mountains. Breakfast itself was outstanding. My morning began with a bowl of perfectly prepared porridge accompanied by maple syrup, before progressing to a hearty plate of potato cakes, black pudding, scrambled eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes and toast. Everything was expertly cooked, accompanied by excellent coffee and orange juice. The result? A fantastic night’s sleep followed by a breakfast substantial enough to convince me that climbing mountains was a sensible idea. Thanks to both, my day’s mountaineering proved 100% successful. Inverour Guest House understands exactly what its guests need and delivers it with warmth, efficiency and attention to detail. It’s difficult to ask for more than that. I’ll certainly be back — assuming I can still fit into my walking trousers after another breakfast.

2 months ago · via Google