Beaufort Hotel Inverness
11 Culduthel Road Inverness, Scottish Highlands, Scotland, IV2 4AG, United Kingdom
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TravelPod Member ReviewsBeaufort Hotel Inverness
“Friendly place to stay”
eagle4trips 3 contributions
United States
Jul 18, 2011
We spent two very enjoyable nights in Inverness thanks to the friendly staff and nice accomodations here. Would recommend to others. Easy walk into town but recommend cab going back.
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelBeaufort Hotel Inverness
Adventures in the highlands
It was raining when were arrived Monday evening so we stayed in. Had drinks in the hotel pub and decided to have dinner there as well then turned in early. Our castle climb having caught up to us.
The following morning we took a bus ride out to the battlefield on the moors of Calloden. The sight of the final showdown of the Jacobite Uprising in …
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Jo's guiding skills leave a little to be desired!
... missed boat as we were chowing down on lunch in Inverness. Lucky the lady behind the counter was feeling the xmas spirit and put us on the next boat and returned the difference in ticket prices! Not that I can say the same about the biggest cow who was working in the coffee shop we were waiting in. Im so glad that Soph and Josh got to meet other gorgeous Scots cause this one was horrible! Missing the boat ended up ...
33. Haggis and Hootanannys
... replying with a hearty 'AYE' to everything people said, regardless of whether they were Scottish or not.
Back in the bus and across the road to the Hermitage, we took a quick walk through the bush to Ossian's Cave and Ossian's Hall, which overlooks the Black Linn waterfall. It was simply lovely to be breathing fresh clean air once again and aside from the castles, ancient battlegrounds and mole hills around, I felt a ...
Techno bagpipes
... it's not all that surprising. The second half of the day we covered the majority of the eastern coastline including two of Scotland's most famous sights, both for very different reasons. First was Culloden battlefield where I was able to prove once and for all that my grandfather was an out-and-out liar. Growing up he had given us a handwritten Imray family tree. The further into history it went, the more outrageous the claims made about our heritage. Towards ...
Intet uhyre
Men til gengæld høj søgang! Så høj så bølgerne skvulpede op ad vinduerne i båden, og folk på dækket kom ned under tag dælens hurtigt. Det var lidt sjovt at være vidne til, når nu vi selv forblev rimelig tørskoede:) Det var en god sejltur på Loch Ness, hvor vi kom tæt på Urquart Castle. Ness er den loch med mest vand i, mens Loch Lomond er den største arealmæssigt. ...
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