Rocpool Boutique Hotel and Restaurant, Boutique Hotel, Hip Hotel, Design Hotel in Inverness
Rocpool Boutique Hotel and Restaurant
Inverness
Food and Beverages Facilities
Restaurant Chez Roux
Location: On Site
Type of the Food: Mid afternoon at Rocpool Reserve Hotel and the hallways exude an atmosphere of quiet, modern elegance. At the end of one corridor though, just a few yards away, behind an anonymous, unmarked door, there's a completely different world, the world of the restaurant kitchen..." "I want to recreate the kind of restaurant I remember from my home town, offering good and honest country cooking. The kind of place you can go to eat without ringing the bank for permission... Chez Roux will offer Scottish ingredients with a French twist." Albert Roux
Dress Code: Smart/Casual
Breakfast Time: 7am-10am
Lunch Time: 12- 2.30pm
Dinner Time: 7pm -10pm
Services and Facilities
On Site
Air Conditioning, Babysitting/child Services, Baggage Hold, Bar: Alcoholic drinks, Bar: Light Snack, Bar: Soft drinks, Bicycle/Motorcycle parking, Breakfast: Continental, Breakfast: Full, Business Services, Car Rental Desk, Coffee/ Tea, Conference Rooms, Dry Cleaning, Evening Turn Down Service, Fax Service, Laundry/ Valet Services, Local Calls, Long Distance, Luggage storage, Maid Service Daily, Mail Services, Photo Copy Service, Restaurant, Room Service24 Hour, Room service for Breakfast, Safe Deposit Box, Wake up calls, Wifi Area.
On Request
Bicycle rental, Excursions and tours , Executive/VIP Services, Express Check-In, Express Check-Out, Fitness Center, Guest Services, Hair Dresser, Health Club, Masseuse, Motorcycle rental, Packed Lunches, Printer/ PC available, Secretarial Services, Wedding Services.
Call Us :
| from United States of America : | +1 866 376 7831 |
| from United Kingdom : | +44 203 286 4256 |
| from Mexico : | +55 8 421 8867 |
| from Spain : | +34 91 187 8153 |
| from Rest of the world : | +1 305 538 9697 |
Inverness :
A city atop the Highlands, Inverness, serves as a contemporary gateway to Scotland but is still well rooted in Gaelic heritage. Pubs, where whisky is the main drink, are energetic hubs where an unexpected song and dance by locals can happen at any time. Old world charm and trendy flair is available to those savvy shoppers in the Eastgate complex or retail parks. As for the historical landmarks in Scotland's most northern hill city, the 18th century fort, Fort George, is Europe's best preserved dated fort of its kind. The rolling hills are to south and west, while Loch Ness, home to the mythical sea beast, is a few minutes drive away. You may or may not see the monster, but you will definitely be able to observe several jovial dolphins in Moray Firth. Get more local, and visit the heartlands and riverscapes in Beauly and Strathglass; you'll surely have many photo ops and have some great genuine local tastes.
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