Find hotels near Invergarry & Fort Augustus Railway Museum, Invergarry from NT$3,236

"Very lovely hotel stay with our family of four. The location is absolutely gorgeous by the water. We had a room with a balcony that was worth the extra cost. Dinner was very good at the hotel as well. Breakfast was included and lovely. Staff is very nice and accommodating. "

"An incredible place to stay. Rooms are lovely. The communal space is a fab place to sit and relax. The re-wilding centre is beautiful. We did all of the trails and the guided walk. The staff were all fantastic and we learnt a lot. If booking via this site do contact the centre directly for your check-in codes as they don't come through automatically!"

"The property is very central to shops bars and restaurants. Staff were very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Beautiful views from our balcony."

"Clean room … great parking "

"Easy parking and self checking. Room and bathroom clean and comfortable, perfect for a couple of nights. Light breakfast provided was nice to have. Quiet hotel in a great location for exploring Loch Ness "

"Great value for money, central location for Fort Augusta. Highly recommended!"

"Room was spotless. Restaurant and staff was also excellent. Only complaint was the thinnest of the walls/ceilings, as we heard all of our neighbors. Still slept great. "

"It was a great stay in Loch Ness Gate House Apartment. There is very clean and spacious. Both the bedroom are very big. The king and queen bed are very comfortable. The decoration is also very tasteful. The best is the open kitchen. All cooking utensils are fully equipped, including salt, oil, sugar and dishwasher. I messeged the House from Hotels.com, and got a reply regarding the checkin arrangement 3 days before. I received a text messeged at 1400 on check in day from the House telling me the passcode and number of room, and parking instrustion of my apartment. Finally, I checked in at 1700. Highly recommend this apartment to all of you. "

"Staff was most friendly and leaned over backwards to accommodate our needs."