Inverness Bus Station

Yes, the commercially run cafe (Asher’s) is on the ground-floor, but no way is it easily-accessible, either for wheelchair users or people like me who are visually-impaired. It is merely on the ground floor. And the food isn't exactly top-notch either. Try Cafe Rendevous at the Hight Street end of Church Street (about 400 metres away) if you want a taste of proper Inverness scran The accessible toilet, which is shared with the baby-changing room, is just before the pay barrier for the non-accessible loos, but is not exactly state-of-the-art. And the change machines never work. The signage in respect of asking for assistance at stances 1 - 3 is pointless if the traveller is sight-impaired. Very rarely a despatcher at stance. If you are hoping to board the 919 service from Inverness - Fort William, give yourself a break and avoid the 14.05 as it never runs on time, always has a driver change and shares Stance 2 with 2 other services vying for position. You'll be lucky to leave 15 minutes late.

Level access and the bus station is all in one level. Clear signage and markings. And a good wee cafe!