Hawthorn Lodge Guest House Inverness (Scotland)

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Located in the very heart of Inverness, the Capital of the Scottish Highlands. Hawthorn Lodge Guest House is the perfect place to visit whilst hiking the Highlands of Scotland. Arrive to a festive welcome at this nice family-run holiday hotel. Hawthorn lodge is a detached Victorian cottage in a charming residential district, situated a several minutes stroll from the River Ness & downtown. five Lovely bedrooms two on first floor and three on first floor all bedrooms are individualy colored & catered to a high standard with Large flat screen digital TV with self-sufficient panorama and satellite. Complementary tea/coffee, Hairdryers, radio/alarm clock, digital secure and self-sufficient WiFi throughout. Privately-owned off-street car park and safe storage for cycles. Our Price consists of a full Scottish breakfast. Choice from our large breakfast carte menu catered at individual tables in the cozy breakfast room, Vegetarians and unique diets served for. Packed snacks accessible (extra charge). Visitors have their own key to the facade door so once checked in you are able to come and go as they please. Within a short ride or bus ride you are able to be sailing down Loch Ness to feel whether you're the lucky one to place Nessie our widely-known monster, or re-enacting the Battle of Culloden, taking a guided tour round the famed Cawdor Castle, or a bus ride round the town to hear approximately the local heritage of the city. We assure a genuinely warm Scottish welcome to all our dear guests. For your added comfort the holiday hotel is Double Glazing and Central Heating throughout. Complimentary Wi-Fi Internet connection accessible! All suites are of the most high standard of decoration, this is reflected by our grading. If in Inverness for work or leisure at Hawthorn lodge you are able to be guaranteed of genuine highland Welcome and we are here to assist you take pleasure in your visit at our Bed & Breakfast in Inverness. Don't produce the common mistake of imagining that the Highlands is directly a 'whistle-stop' tour and then find yourself disappointed that you have missed so much!