Rocpool Reserve Hotel in Highland

We’ve been traveling all over Scotland, started in Glasgow and went to Oban and then Portree. I wasn’t expecting Inverness to be one of my favorites, but it is the cutest urban city that’s also quiet despite having a lot going on. This hotel was one of my favorites as well, so put together, making you feel very special. It feels like home while also being a very nice hotel with great rooms. Located just a few minutes off the main river walk made it easy to walk around. I’d definitely come back here.

Delivered vehicle to client. Easily walkable, 15mins from.Bus & Railway Station.

I have no idea how in the world the hotel has such a high rating. The rooms are large and the bed looked comfortable, but the design and colour scheme was atrocious. It DID NOT look like the pictures. It was almost entirely brown or muted greens and just very ugly unless you're a major fan of brown. The food was excellent. I did consider staying for the chef alone. That said, they're bad. I'm intersex and was super excited to see the gender neutral title of Mx. on their hotel reservation website thinking that they were accepting and welcoming. They're not. The staff completely ignored my preferences and called me "Madam" or "Ma'am" the entire time. I ended up not staying the night. NOT WORTH IT.

The Rocpool Reserve was a real gem and handy as a base for exploring Inverness and its surrounds. They even provided jellybeans in the lounge when we were visiting so we could sit around in the evenings and just enjoy the restful environment. Their signature onsite restaurant Chez Roux was superb and lived up to its billing for both breakfast (their custom jams were magnificent) and dinner. Our only regret was having only 3 days in inverness as the Rocpool Reserve was that good that we wanted to stay longer...

I stayed in Rocpool Reserve Hotel in August 2018. Chez Roux restaurant was one of my main reasons for staying there. The hotel itself is worthy of its 5 stars. The welcome to the hotel was warm. The building is beautifully furnished with a relaxed atmosphere. The staff were attentive but inobtrusive, making my stay very enjoyable.

As a fervent world traveler and real estate agent with an appreciation for old-world buildings, my recent dining experience at Rocpool Restaurant in Inverness was a delightful blend of historical charm and culinary excellence. Nestled in the heart of the Scottish Highlands, Rocpool seamlessly marries exquisite cuisine with the rich tapestry of its historic surroundings. Upon entering Rocpool, the ambiance whisked me away to a bygone era, where elegance prevailed. The warm, inviting atmosphere harmonized with the restaurant's commitment to preserving the building's historical essence. The attentive service enhanced the overall charm, making my dining experience feel like a leisurely stroll through time. The menu at Rocpool showcased culinary mastery that left my taste buds in awe. Our choice of the duck was a symphony of flavors, a testament to the chef's skill and dedication to providing a gastronomic journey paralleling the historical richness of the surroundings. The old fashions served were equally impressive, perfectly complementing the decadence of the meal. Overall, Rocpool Restaurant is a haven for history enthusiasts and culinary connoisseurs alike. The fusion of exquisite cuisine, impeccable service, and a touch of historical charm, combined with the delightful duck and impeccable old fashions, ensures my return for more memorable culinary adventures in the future. #whoyouchoosematters #bjsellsjax #thebobbiejeandemunckgroup #travelwithbobbiejean #rocpool #scottland