Inverlochy Castle

Accommodation
This hotel offers 17 distinguished bedrooms and suites overlooking the loch and grounds, as well as a self-contained lodge for guests who want more privacy. Each of these has its unique character.

Room options
Rooms at Inverlochy cater to guests’ needs with flatscreen TVs, free fibre internet access for entertaining and deluxe robes, and slippers to take it easy after a well-needed shower. Each one features lush Peter Reed 400 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen and renowned Penhaligon toiletries.

Small Double Room with king-size bed overlooking the gardens and surrounding mountains; Large Double Room with king-size bed overlooking the small loch and surrounding mountains; Superior Double Room with king-size bed, a small lounge area overlooking the castle gardens and the famous Ben Nevis.

Suite options
Suites at Inverlochy have everything you need with flatscreen tv’s, free fibre internet access for entertaining and lavish robes and slippers for lounging around after a well-needed shower. Every one of these comes with sumptuous Peter Reed 400 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen and renowned Penhaligon toiletries.

The Junior Suites feature a sitting area and spacious bathroom with a separate bath and shower overlooking the castle gardens and mountains.

The Suites have spacious lounge areas as well as sizeable bathrooms overlooking the loch and surrounding mountains.

Self-contained accommodation
The Gate Lodge is a two-bedroom property with one double and one single bedroom. It is also featuring a comfortable living room that’s perfect for entertaining. The kitchen has necessities for the comfort of its guests. Expect deluxe Peter Reed 400 thread count Egyptian cotton bed linen and luxurious Penhaligon toiletries.

Restaurant
The Michel Roux Jr Restaurant at Inverlochy Castle supplies guests with fine dining in one of the three dining rooms where contemporary British cuisine with a French touch meets local produce.

Facilities
The hotel has plenty of on- and off-site activities at your disposal. There is a private Loch where you can go fishing or have a wander around the fabulously landscaped gardens on the property. If you want to set yourself a challenge, try out clay pigeon shooting or taste a range of whiskeys from the whiskey library.

History
About two miles away from the hotel sits the 13th-century Inverlochy Castle, which the hotel was named after. William Scarlett, 3rd Baron Abinger, built the baronial mansion in 1863. In 1873 Queen Victoria spent a week at Inverlochy, recognizing it as having never seen a more romantic spot. In 1944 Joseph Hobbs, a Canadian entrepreneur bought the estate; he also owned the nearby Ben Nevis distillery. When Hobbs’ son inherited the estate, he transformed the house into a hotel that first welcomed guests in 1969.

Touring Guide
When staying at Inverlochy Castle, use this opportunity to book the Private driver-guided Highlands and Islands Tour to see what this beautiful country has to offer. Take a trip on the Jacobite Express and feel like you're on the Hogwarts Express crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct. Or go looking for the Loch Ness Monster during a boat trip on Loch Ness.