Set in 4 acres of beautiful gardens, this mansion hotel has a spa, a swimming pool and free parking. Inverness city centre is just one mile away.
Guests have full use of the leisure club, with a sauna, steam room, spa bath and gym. There is also a hair salon (booking advised) and a pitch-and-putt golf course to enjoy.
Many of the spacious rooms at Kingsmills Hotel have garden views. Features include satellite TV and tea and coffee-making facilities.
Inglis Restaurant offers excellent cuisine, with a menu of fresh, local produce. Guests at Hotel Kingsmills can also dine in the garden conservatory brasserie, which features an informal menu.
Surrounding Area
In addition to providing a dramatic and scenic area, the Scottish Highlands provides a variety of activities and interests to satisfy all age groups. Guests at the hotel enjoy the advantage of the concierge services to help organise their time.
For a stunning scenic and historical drive, the 5th century site of Urquhart Castle is romantically set on the banks of Loch Ness. It can also reached by cruising on Loch Ness.
Cawdor Castle is a ?must visit?, while a journey to the Isle of Skye with its glorious Cuillin Mountains can be made via Loch Ness and, surely the most photographed castle of them all, Eilean Donan on the sound of Sleat.
Return by the wood girt sides of Loch Carron or, more adventurously by the dramatic coastline of Applecross and the tranquil serenity of Loch Torridon.
Ullapool is an archetypal West Highland community, whilst Dunrobin Castle ? seat of the Duke of Sutherland ? can be enriched by a distillery visit and, perhaps a dram at either Glen Ord or Glenmorangie. The famed Whisky Trail follows the Spey Valley, where may be found a plethora of famous names: Pluscarden Abbey and Elgin Cathedral are charming historic sites en route.
Transport
By Car
From the A9 (north):
- Driving over Kessock Bridge, go straight across the first roundabout and head south on the A9 for one mile.
- Take the slip road off the A9, marked Aberdeen A96.
- At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit marked Inverness B865.
- At the next roundabout take the first exit marked Kingsmills. Carry on this road for 1/2 mile and turn right at the mini roundabout.
- You will pass Inverness Golf Club on the left and the Kingsmills Hotel is on the left, just past the traffic lights.
From the A9 (south):
- Entering Inverness, take the slip road on the left (after you drive under the flyover) marked Culduthel and Kingsmills.
- At the roundabout, take the 5th exit marked Kingsmills.
- Follow the road for one mile to a mini roundabout, and go straight ahead following signs for Kingsmills.
- You will pass Inverness Golf Club on the left and the Kingsmills Hotel is on the left just past the traffic lights.
From the A96 (east):
- Pass Inverness Business Retail Park (Tesco) on the left-hand side.
- At the roundabout, take the second exit marked Inverness B865.
- At the next roundabout take the first exit marked Kingsmills, and carry on this road for 1/2 mile and turn right at the mini roundabout.
- You will pass Inverness Golf Club on the left and the Kingsmills Hotel is on the left just past the traffic lights.
From the A82 (west):
- Follow signs for Inverness on the A82.
- On entering Inverness you will be on Glen Urquhart Road
- This will then take you onto Tomnahurich Street. You will then come to the Ness Bridge, across the bridge you will come to a set of traffic lights.
- Go straight ahead at the lights and proceed up Castle Street past McDonalds.
- Take the first left at the top of the hill after the traffic lights onto Old Edinburgh Road, go straight through the traffic lights and on to Annfield Road.
- At the junction, turn left onto Culcabock Road and the Kingsmills Hotel is on the right-hand side.
Restaurants
Guests staying in the hotel can choose to dine in Kingsmills Restaurant which offers menus created by our head chef using locally sourced fresh ingredients. The conservatory and lounge areas offer a more informal menu.
Kingsmills Restaurant offers dining in a relaxed atmosphere, whilst the conservatory offers a more informal experience with lighter menus.
A selection of coffee, tea and snacks are available in your room 24 hours a day, or in the lounge areas. Each Sunday, a popular carvery lunch is available.
