10 Hostels in Inverness, Scotland

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We have 10 hostels in Inverness with an average rating of 8.1 based on 10,674 reviews

About Inverness

Inverness – meaning “Mouth of the River Ness” in Gaelic – is a vibrant city in the Scottish Highlands. Regarded as the capital of the Highlands, Inverness boasts a rich history and a buzzing cultural scene. Located just on the doorstep of the hiking trails of the Highlands, Inverness makes a lovely city to visit for exploring the nature as well as enjoying the city life and the Scottish hospitality.

We have a range of cosy hostels available in Inverness. What to expect from your Inverness hostel? Beautiful views over the Highlands, good hostel vibes, friendly staff and cosy common area and kitchen. Stay in a dorm and make friends with other backpackers or enjoy your own peace and quiet in a private room – Inverness hostels have both options to offer. Most of the properties have free wifi, free parking and city maps available. A homely hostel makes a perfect base for exploring the Highlands!

Most Inverness hostels are in the city centre along the River Ness. The attractions and transport links are close. From the city centre you can find historical sights, shops and restaurants. There is so much to explore outside the city too: the Bronze Age cemetery Clava Cairns, the ruins of Urquhart Castle and the popular dolphin-spotting place Chanonry Point. And not to forget the mysterious Loch Ness – drive or hop on a bus to unveil the secrets of the legendary loch with a mythological monster.

Pop to Victorian Market for some culinary delights or go shopping in Eastgate Shopping Centre. Eden Court is the largest entertainment venue in the Highlands, offering drama, dance, music and more on the banks of the River Ness. Maybe there’s something going on when you visit! Wander around the streets and have a look at Inverness Castle and St Andrews Cathedral. And a trip to Inverness wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Loch Ness – make sure to add that in your itinerary!

The city centre is compact and can be easily explored by foot. Alternatively, you can rent a bicycle. You get to Inverness by train or by car. For exploring the natural wonders of the Highlands, drive or use the local buses.