Inverness B&B Accommodation Convenient central location with easy access to shops & restaurants Ideal base for touring the Scottish Highlands A warm friendly welcome to all our guests is assured, whether in Inverness for business or pleasure. Vegetarian and vegan friendly No Smoking

Carbisdale is a charming Victorian terraced house built in the late 19th century. The house has been tastefully refurbished retaining many original features and offers guests quality accommodation at affordable prices (see tariff below). Located in a quiet residential area, just above the city centre, Carbisdale is a 3-4 minute walk from the shopping pedestrian precinct, Inverness Castle and the River Ness. Carbisdale enjoys a high proportion of repeat business due to the comfort, ambience and high standard of cleanliness which is maintained throughout. We are happy to offer advice on what to see and do in the local area (see suggestions below).

We have 3 comfortable guest bedrooms: 2 ensuite double and 1 standard twin. All bedrooms have: Central heating Digital TV Mini fridge Hair dryer Clock/Radio Hospitality tray with tea/coffee making facilities Ironing facilities available Wireless Internet access

B&B prices from £25 - £30 per person (based on 2 people sharing a double or twin room). These prices are for bed and full Scottish breakfast and include all taxes. To check vacancies, simply email us

Breakfast Enjoy your breakfast in our spacious dining room overlooking the garden. We have an extensive menu based on local quality produce. Wherever possible our produce is fair-trade and/or organic. Fresh home-made bread and jam will be made available when possible. Choose from: Fruit juices - Porridge - Cereals - Yoghurt - Fresh fruit - Tea / coffee Full Scottish Cooked Breakfast Vegetarian options available

Carbisdale is centrally located, 5-6 minutes walk from the train station and bus station.
Click here for a street map of our location.

Created Millennium City by the Queen, Inverness is the bustling capital of the Highlands. Learn about its history on a ghost tour or on one of the open-top buses that operate during the summer. Visit the Castle, cathedral, museum and art gallery or enjoy some of the many events throughout the year - including traditional music and dance, concerts and shows, local farmers' markets, Highland Games and the Inverness Tattoo.

The whole area is rich in history with the site of the famous Battle of Culloden just outside Inverness, and near to it the ancient prehistoric remains of the Clava Cairns. Also nearby is Fort George with its military museum.

Why not take a boat trip from Inverness to Loch Ness and try to spot the famous monster? You can also visit the ruins of Urquhart Castle while you are there and look at the various Nessie exhibitions. And if it's old buildings that you like, then you are spoilt for choice. Brodie and Cawdor Castles on the way to Nairn have lovely interiors and beautiful grounds. Head for Beauly to see the 13th century priory and you can also take a tour of Moniack Castle which is now home to the Highland Wineries.

The Highlands are well known for their scenic beauty and there's is much wildlife to be seen if you know where to look. Outdoor activities are very popular, especially hiking, climbing, fishing, golf and watersports. Whatever sort of holiday you enjoy, we look forward to welcoming you to Carbisdale and we are sure you won't be disappointed.

If you are looking for self catering accommodation in Inverness,
we recommend the AbbeyGreen Apartment near the river.

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