Inverness, IV2 3TR
Phone: 0871 376 9023 / +44 845 305 8323
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Thistle Inverness Hotel is located right near Loch Ness, and the mysterious creature said to be lurking in its cold, dark depths, have made Inverness world famous. But even if Nessie fails to put in an appearance near the Hotel, there are still plenty of things to do in Inverness. A popular destination for weekend breaks, Inverness is the Capital of the Highlands, within easy reach of the historic battlefield at Culloden, and the magnificent Cairngorms, one of Britain’s last true wilderness areas.
The three star Thistle Inverness luxury hotel offers 118 bedrooms, including Executive rooms and Suites and 4 meeting rooms, the largest seating 250 people theatre style, making us one of the city’s most popular venues for weddings and an ideal choice for business events. Whatever the occasion, our dedicated Meetings and Events team are here to help you put together a package to suit your exact requirements, and provide practical assistance from start to finish.
And after a day’s meetings or sightseeing, our Otium Health & Leisure Club has everything you need to relax and recharge.
and remember that nearby Inverness airport is only a short drive away, and we have ample free car parking on-site
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Morning rain, then partly sunny
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Cloudy with a couple of showers
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The prestigious Scottish Hydro Camanachd Cup is shinty's blue riband event and the final, in 2010 at Inverness' Bught Park, is often a spectacular battle. Due to the prestigious nature of the final, the celebrations are well worth participating in.
Inverness Highland Games, returning to Northern Meeting Park in 2010 after more than half a century, is one of Scotland's oldest traditional summer games. It's a compendium of what can be done in kilts, from "heavy" sports to Scottish dancing and bagpiping.
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.
