Inverness Self Catering Apartment – City Centre Accommodation

22 March 2020

Temporary closure due to COVID-19

Regrettably, we are closing 98 Church Street Apartment for the forseeable future, due to COVID-19. This situation will be kept under review and we would hope to re-open later this year should safer times have returned. We will contact those guests with existing bookings during the next few days to update them on the situation. These are difficult times for us all and we wish you, your friends and families good health and our best wishes.

Welcome to our 98 Church Street Apartment.

This comfortable Inverness self catering apartment is ideal for your holiday or business stay in the Highlands.

Living room of Inverness self catering apartment — Living room

Kitchen sink area with workspace — Kitchen

Kitchen table, units, fridge and cooker — Kitchen and dining area

CityCentre

In the heart of the city centre, the apartment is within very easy walking distance of bus and rail links, and a short bus trip from the airport.

The Castle and Viewing Tower, Inverness Museum, River Ness, St Andrew’s Cathedral and Eden Court Theatre and Cinema are just a short walk from the apartment. In addition, Loch Ness is only a few miles away, as is Culloden Battlefield. There are many tours with departure points five minutes away, and Inverness is an excellent base for exploring the Highlands

Visitors to the University of the Highlands and Islands, (UHI), or Raigmore Hospital on the outskirts of the city, just have a short drive, or bus ride to get there.

Everyone will appreciate the great selection of restaurants, bars and venues to choose from, with the bonus of only a few minutes walk back to the apartment at the end of the evening!

Area around the apartment

The apartment is in a conservation area and amidst a very old part of the city. It is next to Dunbar’s hospital, built in 1668 as an almshouse for the poor. In addition, opposite the apartment is the Old High Church. Part of this was built in the 14th century, and there has been a church on the site since Celtic times. Many historians believe that this was the site where St. Columba preached, after converting Brude, King of the Picts, to Christianity. Also, one of the earliest sightings of the Loch Ness monster was made by St. Columba as he travelled through the loch on his way to Inverness.

Take a look at Explore to see what attractions are available in the area around the apartment and further afield.

Location

If you are looking for an Inverness self catering apartment, you will find this apartment is in an ideal situation. It’s a few minutes away from bus and train stations, shopping centre, cafes, restaurants and bars. Be sure to try the lovely ice cream shop next door, too!

The view down the River Ness running through the city centre of Inverness, from the grounds of Inverness Castle, Highlands of Scotland.
Picture Credit : Paul Tomkins / VisitScotland

Self Catering Accommodation- Inverness

Our comfortable self catering apartment

We want you to really enjoy your stay here, and aim to provide all you need for a very comfortable stay, so you can relax and unwind. The apartment has 3 bedrooms ( 1 double, 1 twin and 1 single) and can accommodate up to 5 persons.

Accommodation features and facilities

The entrance to this self catering accommodation is through Deacon’s Court.

This opens onto the stairs leading to the first floor, where you will find the large living room, kitchen, twin bedroom and shower room.

Living room showing grey 2 seater sofa and an armchair in front of a large windowwith a vase of tulips on the window sill — Living room

The next flight of stairs leads to the second floor bedrooms and another shower room.

The large double bedroom overlooks the Old High Church.

Single bed, with chest of drawers — Comfortable single bedroom

Shower,wash basin,cabinet, towel rail — Shower Room on top floor

The apartment includes the following features :

First floor-

Large, bright living room with television and comfortable seating
Small, well equipped dining kitchen with gas cooker, fridge freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, microwave, toaster and radio
Shower room with toilet, washbasin and good sized shower cubicle
Comfortable twin bedroom

Second floor-

Spacious double bedroom with television
Comfortable single bedroom if required
Shower room with toilet and washbasin

Central heating and double glazing
All linens and towels included
Hairdryers
Wi-fi
Iron and ironing board

Unfortunately the apartment is not suitable for babies or young children. Neither are we able to accepts pets or allow smoking inside the apartment.

There is a limited amount of street parking on Church Street, and a multi-storey carpark a few minutes away, – more info..

Church Street

Inverness self catering accommodation – 98 Church Street Apartment

Explore Inverness

The apartment is an ideal base for exploring many attractions in Inverness and the Highlands.

Here are links to just a few of the local attractions that you may like to visit, but there are many more!

Inverness Castle Viewing Tower

Inverness Museum and Art Gallery

Eden Court Theatre and Cinema

Inverness Leisure Centre

Inverness Family Archive Centre

Leakey’s second hand bookshop

Dolphin watching around Inverness

Dolphin Spirit

The Ironworks Music Venue

Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre

Whin Park by the River Ness

The Caledonian Canal

Special interests

Any fans of the “Outlander” series, may know that several of the places in the stories are in this area. Inverness is the place where the story all began!!

You can find out more here: Outlander sites Outlander tour from Inverness ; Diana Gabaldon Outlander Special Tour

For anyone looking for traditional music sessions, why not visit Hootananny’s ? It’s just a two minute walk from the apartment.

A traditional music session taking place in the bar of Hootananny – a live music venue and public house, Church Street, Inverness, Highlands of Scotland. Picture Credit: P.Tomkins / VisitScotland Visit Scotland

Whether or not you’re a gardener, a visit to Inverness Botanic Gardens is well worth making. The gardens are beautiful and it’s good to know that most of the plants are locally grown.

There’s a Tropical House and a Cactus House, too. Both are full of very interesting specimens from a varied range of environments.

If there is anything else you would like to find out about, please get in touch and we will do our best to help you.

Contact

or you can check availability and book the apartment directly on this website