Glengarry Castle Hotel in Invergarry: Photos and Reviews
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About the Hotel
Glengarry Castle Hotel, Invergarry,
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Near Loch Oich
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Highly rated by guests who stayed at Glengarry Castle Hotel
traditional Highland Hotel
fantastic breakfasts
evening meals
afternoon tea
Inventive menu
"The place, the staff but overall, the food was superb."
Roberto from Kuwait
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"The highlight of our stay were the fantastic breakfasts and evening meals- the Chef must be congratulated."
Diane C from United Kingdom
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"Castle grounds are very beautiful with nice gardens."
Kellyn from Singapore
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"Loved the History and the comfortable room with gorgeous views."
Ellen from United States
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"Our room's cozy chairs and fireplace made me feel like a castle guest."
Ryan from United States
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Historic 4-star castle hotel on Loch Oich
Amenities
The hotel offers fishing on Loch Oich and a tennis court with equipment provided. Guests can relax by roaring log fires in the lounges and library. The property also provides packed lunches for day trips and a fax/photocopying service for business needs.
Rooms
Each bedroom has a private bathroom with both a bath and shower. Some rooms include a four-poster bed with views of Loch Oich. All rooms come with a TV and free Wi-Fi.
Location
The hotel sits on the wooded shores of Loch Oich, 7 miles from Loch Ness. It lies between Loch Ness and Ben Nevis trails, with easy access to the Great Glen Way. The Isle of Skye is an hour's drive away, as is Inverness with its airport and rail connections.
Dining
A 4-course dinner is served daily in the dining room, with menus that change each night. Breakfast includes cooked and continental options, with locally sourced ingredients like salmon. Afternoon tea offers sandwiches, homemade scones with butter, cream, and jam, plus sweet treats.
Grounds & Activities
The hotel sits within 24 hectares of park and woodland, with paths leading to Loch Oich and the ruins of Invergarry Castle. Guests can walk to an ancient oak by the loch or rent a row boat for fishing. The landscaped gardens and a rear terrace offer views of the loch and mountains.