The Columba Hotel, with its modern interior, is located on the banks of the River Ness facing Inverness Castle.
It features 70 odd guest rooms, over four floors, with contemporary, dark wood furniture. All include satellite television, direct dial telephones, wireless Internet access, clock ... Read review
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Columba Hotel, Inverness
The Columba Hotel lies in the heart of Inverness, directly opposite the Castle, situated
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on the River Ness and only a few minutes walk to the city's shopping amenities. The hotel was fully refurbished in 2004 and guests now enjoy modern comfort and abs...
COLUMBA HOTEL, INVERNESS
Situated on the banks of the River Ness, the Columba Hotel is overlooked by Inverness
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Castle, and is within easy walking distance of the theatre, shops and other amenities. As 'Capital of the Highlands', Inverness is an excellent base for exploring thi...
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COLUMBA HOTEL, INVERNESS
Situated on the banks of the River Ness, the Columba Hotel is overlooked by Inverness
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Castle, and is within easy walking distance of the theatre, shops and other amenities. As 'Capital of the Highlands', Inverness is an excellent base for exploring this part of Scotland. Loch Ness with its famous monster is only a few miles away, and in the opposite direction lies the Culloden Battlefield.It is also close to Strath Spey and the whisky trail to the south and the spa town of Strathpeffer, the Black Isle and the Dornoch Coast, famous for its beaches and golf 'links' to the north. The hotel has 86 rooms on 4 floors.
Columba Hotel, Inverness
The Columba Hotel lies in the heart of Inverness, directly opposite the Castle, situated
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on the River Ness and only a few minutes walk to the city's shopping amenities. The hotel was fully refurbished in 2004 and guests now enjoy modern comfort and absolute style blended with the traditional Victorian features that have been tastefully retained. All areas of the Highlands are accessable from Inverness offering fantastic options of things to do (sail on Loch Ness, Whisky tasting at a Distillary, Watching Dolphins swim, Castle visiting etc.).
Advantages: modern interior,nearby parking.good food ,its in heart of Inverness Disadvantages: Nearby roads are loud and busy
The Columba Hotel, with its modern interior, is located on the banks of the River Ness facing Inverness Castle.
It features 70 odd guest rooms, over four floors, with contemporary, dark wood furniture. All include satellite television, direct dial telephones, wireless Internet access, clock radios and coffee/tea makers. Bathrooms have hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. The hotel"s Carvery Restaurant serves a wide selection of dishes using ... ...or light snack at MacNabb"s Bistro, or sample one of its selection of more than 100 malt whiskies. The front desk is open 24 hours, and staff can provide safe deposit boxes and arrange childcare, and laundry and dry cleaning. you can catch up on the news with complimentary newspapers in the lobby, order snacks and drinks from the room service menu, and relax with a drink in the bar. There are business services, and wireless Internet access throughout ...
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Had the time of my life at The Columba - probably the best hotel in Inverness. The quality food, fantastic room (with a view directly over to the Castle) and fantastic location, just on the river ,meant that, for once, we'd picked the right hotel! The duty manager Bryan was brilliant - very attentive and helpful. He served us some wonderful scottish beef and scottish salmon and offered advice on where to spend the following day.
The decor is great - recently refurbished in an Edwardian style, the hotel screams charm and style.
We had a fantastic time, and would highly recommend the place.
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