Fandango Guest House Inverness have a selection of the best Inverness Guest Houses with great photos of all of their accommodation which has been star rated by Visit Scotland (the Scottish Tourist Board) and the AA (Automobile Association) ranging from 3-Star to 5-Star Highly Commended.
On the website you can also find excellent information on Inverness Attractions, Inverness Events, Inverness Travel and useful Travel Resources.
If you are planning to Visit Inverness then it’s definitely worth taking a look at the Fandango Guest House Inverness website.
Bed And Breakfast Inverness – Royston Guest House is a 3-star Bed And Breakfast Inverness located just a short walk from the City Centre and the Eastgate Shopping Centre.
Royston Guest House also now has a great new website which can be seen at http://www.roystonguesthouse.com and it’s full of useful information on what to do, where to go plus all of the best restaurants.
The Inverness Film Festival returns to Eden Court Theatre from 11-15 November 2009.
Films from around the world will be screened plus a dozen Scottish Premieres. Unlike the Cannes Film Festival it will not be a jury but the audience who decides who merits the award from the 30 films to be screened. One film, the Swedish thriller “The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo”, is already rumoured to be the hot favourite with huge pre-sales. The festival opens with the Australian drama “The Boys Are Back” and other films to be screened include “A Serious Man”, “No Country For Old Men”, “44 Inch Chest” starring Ray Winstone, “The Informant” and Foreign Language Oscar Winner “Departures”.
If you are a film buff and are planning to stay in the City book your Accommodation Inverness with the Inverness Guest House Association who offer a selection of some of the best bed and breakfast and guest house accommodation in Inverness.
For more information or to book film tickets visit the Inverness Film Festival website.
WildHearts Highland Santa Run 2009 takes place in Inverness on 29th November 2009. The Santa Run takes a scenic 5km route along the River Ness, below Inverness Castle and along through the Ness Islands. The event is open to all age groups and the money raised is for WildHearts, a Scottish charity that provides microloans and business training to help people in the developing world work their own way out of poverty.
Participants can raise as much as they want but there is a minimum of £30. Participants get a medal, goody bag, and of course costume for their registration fee. For more information or to register visit the WildDayOut website.
If you are planning to stay in the City choose your Guest House In Inverness with the Inverness Guest House Association.