Ness Walk

The comfortable two-bedroom Ness Walk apartment is located in a quiet neighborhood in Inverness, close to the Ness River. It’s a pleasant riverside walk of about 10 minutes into the center of town.

The apartment has an open plan, combining kitchen, dining, and living room. The modern kitchen comes with a microwave, a dishwasher, and a washing machine (no dryer). The living room couch converts into a double bed. The living room has a TV, and the apartment has Wi-Fi.

There are two bedrooms, one with a queen bed and en suite bathroom with shower. The second bedroom has twin beds. There is an additional bathroom with bathtub.

Some shops and restaurants can be found nearby, and a full host of options is available further on in the city center. The Eden Court Theatre, Northern Scotland’s most important performance venue, is just five minutes walk. It also features a cinema with art films. The beautiful Ness Islands are about ten minutes walk south of the apartment.

Parking is just outside the modern apartment building.

WiFi speed as of 4/29/21: 37 Mbps Down/9Mbps Up

Inverness is known as the Highland Capital. With its 47,000 inhabitants, it’s the northernmost city in the UK and an ideal launching point for touring the Northern and Central Highlands. Fortunately, it is also a pleasant city to wander and explore. Bisected by the River Ness flowing from Loch Ness to the south, the city’s numerous church spires dot the riverbank. The city’s center has many shops, restaurants, and pubs along with a Victorian era and a modern shopping mall, either of which prove useful in the event of an unexpected shower. Local residents enjoy the Ness Islands as a tranquil park in the midst of the bustling town.

Traditional music lovers will appreciate the scene in Inverness that includes nightly sessions at the central Hootananny pub. History buffs will enjoy a reflective walk at the Culloden battlefield where one of Scotland’s most important and tragic conflicts took place. The Inverness Museum and Art Gallery will bring anyone up to speed on the region’s natural history along with showcasing the rich cultural background of the Highlands.

Inverness has train connections to the Thurso and Wick in the North; Kyle of Localsh in the West; Aberdeen to the East; and Stirling, Glasgow, Edinburgh, London to the South. Inverness has public buses in many directions. Private tour buses leave from central Inverness for the Isle of Skye, the Whisky Trail, Loch Ness, and other destinations.

The friendly owner Gisela lives nearby and will greet you on arrival if she is available. She often travels from May-September, but even when she is away, the apartment is cared for and arrivals are accommodated. And our UnTours staff is nearby to help. Guests may need to check themselves in, but our UnTours staff is nearby and available to help.