Welcome to Lycia Rooms, our charming family-run bed & breakfast nestled in the heart of Inverness, where warm Highland hospitality and a cosy atmosphere await you. Established in 2019 and run by Andy and Anne Holmes, our B&B offers a perfect blend of comfort and tradition, making it an ideal retreat for travelers seeking a home away from home. Each of our beautifully appointed rooms, named Arisaig and Corrour, is designed with your comfort in mind, featuring modern amenities while retaining a touch of Highland charm. As a standard, we offer a freshly prepared complimentary "Breakfast to Go" for those on the move. Located just a stone's throw away from the picturesque River Ness and the historic Inverness Castle, our B&B is the perfect base for exploring the stunning landscapes and rich history of the Scottish Highlands. Whether you're here for a romantic getaway, a family holiday, or a solo adventure, you'll find a warm welcome and personalized service that will make your stay truly memorable. Come and experience the genuine Highland hospitality of Lycia Rooms +, our family-run bed & breakfast in Inverness – we look forward to welcoming you!

Your Hosts at Lycia Rooms + : Andy and Anne Holmes Andy, originally from Glasgow before moving to Lochaber, and Anne, from Lochaber, bring a wealth of experience and passion for hospitality to Lycia Rooms +. Andy has years of experience in facilities management, while Anne has a background in hospitality and public service. Both come from families with a long history of running successful B&Bs in Lochaber. They moved to the Highland capital Inverness in 2012 after spending several years renovating the property. Their dedication to create a cosy and welcoming atmosphere has made Lycia Rooms + an ideal retreat for travellers seeking a home away from home.

Lycia rooms + is situated above Inverness in quieter residential part of town. With views over Inverness and the hills beyond to the rear of the property and looking towards the croft on the hill to the front of the house. Walks along the Great Glen Way can be accessed from Lycia or a shorter walk to Craig Phadraig hill where a Pictish Fort was the headquarters for King Brude