Best Western hotels in Loch Ness

"We were extremely disappointed with this hotel. I checked the reviews before booking and expected a true 5-star experience. The reviews mentioned comfortable beds, which was especially important since we were trying to recover from jet lag. Unfortunately, the bed was one of the worst we’ve ever slept on. It honestly felt like sleeping directly on a box spring instead of a mattress. I could feel every piece of wood underneath, and we woke up every morning with sore backs and almost no sleep. To their credit, the staff did try to help by adding extra mattress toppers, but they were very thin and made little difference. Thankfully, this was only the beginning of our trip, and we had other hotels ahead to look forward to. Another disappointment was the lack of complimentary water or even basic snacks. Expect to pay for absolutely everything — even the smallest items."

"Everything was perfect except no dinner on the property It would have been very nice to have had a meal with our wine. The staff eas amazing and the rooms and sitting areas were very elegant would recommend this for anyone wanting to stay at this"

"Clean room, good location. Restaurant nearby, good food."

"CLEAN ROOM"

"Very quiet rooms right next to the airport. When we arrived, the sofa bed was already made up for our child. Very appreciated. Early breakfast available for the early flights. Would definitely stay again!"

"Wonderful, beautiful property with great rooms and excellent staff."

"Great location walking distance from train station, the pool and changing rooms could do with a bit of updating, this is the reason for 4 rather than 5 stars as the room was brilliant and staff were fantastic."

"Welcoming staff and a quiet night's sleep!"

"This Historic Hotel would have gotten a perfect review from me for its location and historical connection. However if you have a room on the backside as I did you will have a sleepless night as the surrounding pubs dump bins of bottles loudly into the trash as well as slam doors well into the wee hours of the morning with no care as to who they bother."