Inverness Youth Hostel

Clean and spacious room, friendly staffs, with all you need in this hostel. Only drawback is not good in acoustics and a bit old fashion.

Nice location, facilities, and super friendly staff 🥰 Me and my family had a good stay in this hostel, will definitely choose here when we visit Inverness next time!!!

Good experience. Good service. Godd trip.

This is a form type hostel that is a fair walk up a hill from the train station. It is really dated but the bed was comfortable enough. It needs updating as it has a 90’s college dormitory feel to it.

Despite having made the booking for a twin private room months in advance, and receiving confirmation, AND messaging the hostel prior, we travelled over 8 hours to find they could not fulfil our booking, then - to their shame - turned us away, without anywhere to stay! No help, and no reason given. A sorry was briefly and insincerely mentioned but no real help or effort - which is not what YHA stands for. We were kept waiting for 40 minutes whilst our booking was checked, along with our confirmation email, and ID. Answer - we can see you’ve booked and confirmed, but we are full and we have no record of your booking. We were turned away without support. So disappointing!

Ideally located in a quiet, leafy neighbourhood, a 5-10 mins walk to nearby bus stop (with several buses heading into city centre) or alternately, a 10-15 mins walk into city centre. Friendly, accommodating staff. Our 2nd-floor private room came equipped with 2 single beds and 2 bunk beds (hence, lots of choice afforded to the 2 of us), as well as wardrobe, and small round table and chairs. Dormitory-style accommodation also available. Shared bathroom located on the other side of the floor provided 2 showers for us, with good, hot water flow. Self-contained kitchen on the ground floor is available to visitors. You can also purchase continental-style breakfast including tea/coffee; bread; milks & alternatives; cereals; yogurt; fruit juices. Communal flat-screen tv also available on ground floor guests.No lifts on site proved an inconvenience for my friend (81 year-old) whom struggled somewhat on the flights of 'high-spaced' steps between the ground and 2nd floor.