The hotel was fine, if somewhat basic - but you get what you pay for which was a clean room with a warm comfortable bed. Fairways is somewhat outside Inverness centre and you def. need a car to get to it. The only 'luxury' on offer is a tiny bar of soap so you need to bring all other toilet... more

Stayed 1 night, room 25 - a large room on the ground floor. Room was quiet and clean, plain but tasteful. There is nothing amazing about it, but it gets 5 stars since it was cheap, and there was nothing to complain about. The most interesting thing about it was that the room was cool. If you wanted it warm,... more

This is the "Stoneyfield" Travelodge near Inverness. I stayed here for two nights in August 2006. The room is airy, clean and spacious. The en-suite was great. It seemed that I had mistakenly booked a smokers' room, so I asked for a non-smokers' room instead. The only room left was a room for disabled, so all my comments relate to... more

Decent basic hotel - room was a good size and clean. We were allocated a room next to the A96 which was a bit noisy at night. Although the location means its handy for travelling in and out of Inverness. The garden centre next door does a good scottish fry up breakfast for £4. There is also a 24 hour... more

Okay, remember it's a Travelodge and not the Carlton Ritz. We stayed at a number of Travelodges during our recent trip to England and Scotland, and this was the best of the lot. It seemed to be a newer building, with a convenient location (if you have a car), close to a Tesco (large grocery store), Culloden, etc. Efficient check-in.... more

A 450 mile drive culminated in three of the worst and most expensive nights i have ever had. The rooms are basic with poor television reception. There is no Phone or Satalite television. Our first room (210) faced onto the A96 - the inadequate double glazing led me to believe the window was open due to the amount of noise... more