INVERNESS BED AND BREAKFAST ACCOMMODATION
BY THE RIVER NESS
Scottish Tourist Board 3 Star Guest House
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Talisker 25 Ness Bank Inverness IV2 4SF Scotland Telephone: 01463 236 221 E-mail: taliskerguesthouse@btinternet.com |
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ROOMS and PRICES - SIGHTSEEING SUGGESTIONS - LOCATION and MAP
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Talisker is an elegant town house built in 1831. It enjoys an unrivalled location on the banks of the River Ness, yet is only a short walk from Inverness city centre, restaurants, castle and Eden Court Theatre. |
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Breakfast is a real treat with options ranging from breakfast smoothies (suitable for vegetarians or the health conscious) to a freshly cooked Scottish breakfast using the best of local produce. Please note that Talisker is a no-smoking establishment. For your safety we are pleased to confirm that the premises are protected by a smoke detection system and fire alarm. |
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From Talisker, you can take a stroll along Ladies Walk to the Cavell Gardens (pictured here), then follow the river up to the peaceful Ness Islands with their little bridges. After crossing the water, you may like to visit Bught Park, the Floral Hall, Torvean Golf Course or the local ice rink. |
In the evening you can walk past the floodlit castle
and head for a drink or a meal in some of the town's many restaurants and pubs.
ROOMS and PRICES
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Talisker has 3 ensuite bedrooms:
Each bedroom has ensuite shower room, TV, radio, hairdryer, tea/coffee. Ample private parking
Lock-up shed for bicycles.
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Prices for B&B:
All prices are per person per night
Payment:
Cancellation Policy
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On warm summer's evenings you can sit out in the garden and enjoy the peace and tranquility of life
on the water front.
The river is fished throughout the season and you can hear the swish of the rod as the fisherman casts his line in the hopes of catching the elusive salmon! |
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GUEST COMMENTS INCLUDE:
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Talisker overlooks Eden Court Theatre and cinema on the opposite bank of the River Ness. Eden Court organises events such as plays, opera, concerts, festivals and films throughout the year. |
SIGHTSEEING SUGGESTIONS
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The city of Inverness is an excellent base for touring the Scottish Highlands whether you have a car or are travelling by bus/train. During the summer there are frequent coach trips to many places such as Loch Ness, Culloden Battlefield, Cawdor Castle (pictured here), Brodie Castle and even the islands of Orkney. Full details on local transport & day trips are given in
The Internet Guide to Inverness.
After exploring the local area, you may like to take the road west to Eilean Donan Castle and the Isle of Skye which are just 2 hours' drive away. Alternatively you might prefer to head south to Aviemore and the Cairngorm mountains or eastwards to tour the whisky distilleries of Moray & Speyside. There's something for everyone in the Highlands and we are sure you will want to return again and again! |
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LOCATION AND MAP If you are arriving in Inverness by public transport, then you can walk from the bus and train stations in about 10 minutes or get a taxi for about 3 pounds.
Click here for a detailed street map of our location If you travelling by car, we are easy to find from the town centre. Follow the signs indicating 'Dores' (B862) and you will see Talisker on the riverside by the pedestrian suspension bridge near Cavell Gardens. |
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Web site design The Internet Guide to Scotland
www.scotland-inverness.co.uk/talisker.htm