Guesthouse Trafford Bank Guest House (Inverness, United Kingdom)

Trafford Bank is an award-winning boutique style guest house owned by the late Koshal Pun and Lorraine Freel. Built in 1873 and previously owned by the Bishop of Moray and Rosshire, the house was re-furbished completely to feature antique and contemporary furnishings. The hotel’s great attention to detail allowed it to consistently acquire critical acclaim through the years and hold its place among the top bed and breakfasts in Scotland. Trafford Bank features 5 individually designed rooms. The Floral Suite is a popular choice for honeymooners and has a view of the gardens. The Green Room and Trafford Suite are suitable for families on vacation. The Tartan Room is a favorite with guests for its large Victorian style rolled top bath while the Thistle Room is known for the Grand Thistle handmade wallpapers lining the room. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms, king size beds and TV, DVD, and CD. Other ammenities include Ipod docking stations, silent mini fridges, and WIFI internet access. Guests can enjoy a Scottish breakfast being served at the dining room conservatory. They can also go on walks to enjoy the gardens around the house or enjoy other activities offered.