Highland Institute for Contemporary Art

Hotel is very dated and in a poor state. The room I was first given on arrival was shocking 410. The bed was sunken and looked very old the room was stinking off dampness and had various damp patches. I was also very concerned with the lift facilities to the 4th floor which had a maximum of 1 person and seen a very elderly couple on the 4th floor who I would have huge concerns for in the event of an emergency getting out. I would highly recommend against staying in this property to any travelling to the area.

We stayed in room 209. Good view and comfy bed so had a descent sleep. Bedroom was ok but booked aa a superior room which it is not. Wardrobe doors where dodgy and didnt slide. Bathroom had quite a lot of mould spots on ceiling and the silicon between the bath and tiling also had black mould. Thankfully had brought our own shampoo and shower wash As Shampoo bottle on the wall in the shower area empty and the holder for a body wash didnt even have a bottle in place. The hallways to this section of the hotel are a bit grubby looking and offputting. Whereas bar area and restaurant where nice enough. Good breakfast

This is an older hotel with a great location. The staff was excellent. It is very clean with the bathrooms updated. It doesn't have an elevator and it was difficult for me ( as an older person) to navigate the 4 flights of stairs to my room. Although the breakfast was good, it is very crowded in the mornings and difficult to get a table.