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Inverness under-supplied to meet hotels growth, says expert - Vimarsana News

Inverness under-supplied to meet hotels growth, says expert

The £30m investment in a proposed new hotel is justified by Inverness being at the forefront of visitor accommodation expansion, says industry expert.

Plan to turn Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and – if approved – will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue - Vimarsana News

Plan to turn Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and – if approved – will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue

Highland Council recommends approving the £30 million project

Plan to turn the Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and if approved will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue - Vimarsana News

Plan to turn the Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and if approved will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue

Highland Council recommends approving the £30 million project

Ironworks hangs in the balance ahead of crunch meeting for hotel plan - Vimarsana News

Ironworks hangs in the balance ahead of crunch meeting for hotel plan

If councillors grant planning permission for a new hotel next week, it will mark the end of the popular Inverness Ironworks music venue.

Plan to turn Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and – if approved – will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue - Vimarsana News

Plan to turn Ironworks into a hotel recommended for approval by Highland Council and – if approved – will spell the end of Inverness' main music venue

Highland Council recommends approving the £30 million project