Hotel Culloden House (Inverness, United Kingdom)

Culloden House is a 4-star hotel located on the outskirts of Inverness. The structure is a Grade A listed building, portions of which are of medieval origin. Located on the edge of Culloden Moor, the house served as headquarters for Prince Charles Stuart during the Battle of Culloden in April 1746. Accommodations consist of 28 individually decorated en-suite rooms, with features that may include four-poster beds, crystal chandeliers, marble fireplaces, and jacuzzis. Standard amenities are consistent with a hotel of this class, including availability of Wi-Fi and in-room entertainment options. Facilities and services include 24-hour reception, concierge, fitness centre, spa and sauna, massage and beauty treatments, and events space. Outdoor communal areas include a 4-acre walled garden, lawns, a duck pond, a parkland with walking and cycling trails, and a tennis court. Indoor areas feature the Adam Lounge (decorated as a drawing room), a bar with a collection of rare whiskys, a dining room that serves modern Scottish cuisine, and a morning room. The hotel and staff have won a number of recent industry awards, including recognition on the Conde Nast Gold List.