Built around 1850 this Georgian Guest House once belonged to Sir Henry Cockburn an influential figure of his day. The guest house was formerly known as St. Margaret's mansion and was popular for hosting garden parties for the Young Men's Christian Association.
Guests are welcome to sit in the garden and enjoy the Highland air.
Although retaining its charm the Guest House has been beautifully enhanced with guest's comfort in mind. Inverness Castle dominates the town centre. You can walk round the Castle grounds and enjoy the view of the River Ness. In the summer season you can take a trip back in time with the Garrisons in the castle dungeons, admire the statue of the famous Flora MacDonald, or just relax and enjoy the beautiful flower arrangements that carpet the castle slopes, specially designed by the towns gardeners. From the castle you can look over the River Ness and you will see the famous St Andrews Cathedral, made famous by it's unfinished spires, for this reason the town is prevented from becoming a city.