Invernairne Guest House Nairn

General Information

The best positions in Nairn Superb vistas facing the Moray Firth - look out and place dolphins, seals or yachts! Park with pretty path down to the coast Locally historic magnificent manor house Beautiful baronial hall brasserie (12 noon-early evening) with roaring log fire in the cooler months Many suites face the sea Beautiful sunsets over the Moray Firth Some 4-poster suites Free Wi-Fi Excellent Full breakfast plus café brasserie. (Note:

Transportation

Nairn is around 12 miles east of Inverness and is reachable by air, rail and highway. By ROAD: Nairn is on the A96, 12 miles from Inverness and 90 miles from Aberdeen. From the South take the A9 from Glasgow Edinburgh to Inverness then head east on the A96. Whether hiking from Inverness direction on the A96, upon arrival in Nairn look out for a broad church on your left and a school on your right. Just before the traffic lights turn left into Albert Street then continue along Albert Street and take the 3rd turning right into Thurlow Road. The Invernairne is on the left after approximately hundred metres. Whether hiking from the Aberdeen direction on the A96, look out for Nairn bus station on your right and Somerfield supermarket on your left, go direct over the traffic lights, turn immediately right into Albert Street, visit on Albert Street for approximately 600 m then take the 3rd turning right into Thurlow Road, the Invernairne is on the left after hundred metres. By RAIL: Nairn is on the major line between Inverness and Aberdeen. A cab from Nairn railway station takes just five minutes to the Invernairne. (Willies Taxis: 01667 454197). By AIR: We are only seven miles from Inverness Airport. Regular flights operate between London Gatwick (Easyjet and Flybe); London Luton (Easyjet); also Bristol (Easyjet) Birmingham (Flybe); Belfast, Edinburgh, Jersey, Kirkwall, Manchester, Southampton, Stornaway, Sumburgh (Flybe). Also Summer 2009: Dusseldorf (Lufthansa); East Midlands (Ryanair).