Inverness, IV2 3TR
Phone: 0871 376 9023 / +44 845 305 8323
Fax: 0871 376 9123 / +44 845 305 8362
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Restaurants and Bars
At Thistle Inverness you have a choice of dining right through the day and on into the night. Relaxed and welcoming, our Cromarty Restaurant has an enticing menu offering everything from light bites to traditional home-cooked favourites and modern European dishes, all complemented by an extensive wine list. Meanwhile, our Dornoch Bar serves a wide range of drinks, snacks and light meals in informal surroundings – perfect between meetings, after work or before dinner. And if you’re starting early, or staying up late, our full room service menu means you can always get hold of a drink, snack or light meal, even out of hours.
Cromarty Restaurant
Dine in comfort in our Cromarty Restaurant; situated at the heart of the hotel on the ground floor. It offers guests great food, friendly service in a relaxed contemporary setting.
Dornoch Bar
Our Dornoch bar is the perfect venue to enjoy a drink, snack or light meal. Conveniently located on the ground floor with options to suit all occasions and appetites.
Today's Weather
in Inverness °C or °F17 Mar Wed
Rather cloudy
High Temperature:8
Low Temperature:2
18 Mar Thu
Considerable cloudiness
High Temperature:10
Low Temperature:3
What's on?
It may not be as big as the world-famous Edinburgh Tattoo, but the annual Inverness Military Tattoo is the Highlands' only tattoo and has been running for just as long: both were first held in 1950.
The mighty Fort George juts out into the Moray Firth north-east of Inverness. A permanent exhibition houses the Seafield Collection of arms and military equipment, providing a fascinating insight into Scottish history.
Predating Cornwall's Eden project by some ten years, Inverness' Floral Hall - opened in 1993 - is a multi award-winning display of exotic flora enclosed under climatically-controlled glass houses.
Inverness Highland Games, at Bught Park Stadium, is one of the oldest and most exciting of Scotland's traditional summer games. It attracts thousands of visitors for the spectacle of large men in kilts competing in all manner of traditional sports.
The Cancer Research UK Relay For Life Inverness celebrates survivors of, and those affected by, cancer. For 24 hours, teams of 8-15 people take turns in walking (or running) around Inverness Leisure sports track raising money for Cancer Research UK.
