Located in Orkney, Berstane Lodges provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking, as well as access to a hot tub. The accommodation features a hot tub.
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Jacqui
From
New Zealand
Fantastic stay here, the perfect place to explore Orkney from. Dorothy was wonderful and ensured everything was well organised, clean and comfortable. The hot tub was fantastic after exploring outdoors on the colder, windier days. A short drive to Kirkwall township in a quiet setting. Highly recommended!
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.6
9.6
Exceptional - What previous guests thought, 77 reviews
Karrawa Guest House, a property with a garden, is located in Kirkwall, 2.7 km from Scapa Beach, 17 km from Maeshowe, as well as 19 km from Standing Stones of Stenness.
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Lynne
From
United Kingdom
Lovely room, very welcoming and catered for my dietary restrictions.
Royal Oak Guesthouse, a property with a shared lounge, is situated in Orkney, 2.3 km from Scapa Beach, 17 km from Maeshowe, as well as 19 km from Standing Stones of Stenness.
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Sven Olaf
From
Germany
A wonderful destination for your time in Kirkwall.
We explored the island for 3 days an spent two nights in the royal,oak guesthouse.
Everything was prepared in a perfect way, a nice and new build room with all details for a comfortable stay,
nearby to the city and in walking distance to Highland Park destillery.
we enjoyed the light options for the night and the bathroom, this is as you like it at home.
a nice breakfast, fresh fruit, tea and coffee as we prefer it, we enjoyed our whole stay very much,
Thank you
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.4
9.4
Superb - What previous guests thought, 219 reviews
West End Guest House, a property with a garden, is set in Kirkwall, 16 km from Maeshowe, 18 km from Standing Stones of Stenness, as well as 19 km from Ring of Brogdar.
Located in Kirkwall, 2.8 km from Scapa Beach, The Orkney Hotel provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
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Kurt
From
Australia
The staff were friendly and helpful. The decor was reminiscent of the early 19th century and very charming. We had booked a larger room, which had a 4 poster bed and spa tub. Breakfast was good as was the dinner. The bed was very comfortable.
Situated just 13 minutes’ from St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall Youth Hostel offers free onsite parking and a self-catering kitchen.
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K Campbell
From
Canada
Kelvin & Ross welcomed us and provided us with a thorough overview of the operations. Within 20 minutes of arriving we felt comfortable and at home in this hostel. Grateful for the positive culture. Had a great experience.
Featuring a bar, Albert Hotel is located in Kirkwall in the Orkney Islands region, 16 km from Maeshowe and 17 km from Standing Stones of Stenness. This 3-star hotel offers room service.
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Colin
From
Australia
The style and decoration of the hotel were lovely and useful. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was very clean. The staff was very thoughtful and kind.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.1
8.1
Very good - What previous guests thought, 197 reviews
Set in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands region, The Shore is located 1.9 km from Highland Park Distillery. This 3-star hotel offers luggage storage space. The hotel has family rooms.
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Robin
From
Estonia
The Shore was perfect for my needs, it did everything I wanted.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
8.0
Very good - What previous guests thought, 239 reviews
Looking out across the harbour of the Orkney Islands’ largest town, The Kirkwall Hotel features a high-quality restaurant and bar along with stylish en suite rooms.
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Delagorgendiere
From
Canada
Quaint room. Freshly renovated. Modern decor. Lovely hotel.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.3
8.3
Very good - What previous guests thought, 349 reviews
Set in Kirkwall, Orkney, family-run Ayre Hotel & Ayre Apartments overlooks Kirkwall harbour. It offers local produce in its restaurant and traditionally styled rooms, with free Wi-Fi.
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Enda
From
Ireland
Didn’t actually have breakfast
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.2
8.2
Very good - What previous guests thought, 1,058 reviews
Superb - What previous guests thought, 290 reviews
Superb · 290 reviews
Set in a 19th-century building, The Sands Hotel, Orkney is situated along the shore of Scapa Flow in Burray village. It has a bar, a restaurant and beautiful sea views.
Guest review
The staff were ALL outstanding. Friendly and helpful.
Very good - What previous guests thought, 144 reviews
Very good · 144 reviews
Located in Stromness and with Standing Stones of Stenness reachable within 8.5 km, The Royal Hotel provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Guest review
Location was fine, close to ferry. Good breakfast.
Fabulous - What previous guests thought, 212 reviews
Fabulous · 212 reviews
Located on the shore of Harray Loch and family-run for over 30 years, the Merkister Hotel is a 15-minute drive from the main towns of Kirkwall and Stromness.
Guest review
Food was fantastic, staff friendly and attentive, room was great.
The Taversoe has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Orkney. This 3-star hotel offers room service and luggage storage space. The hotel also features free WiFi and free private parking.
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Our favourite places in Toab were the lovely sandy beaches...
Our favourite places in Toab were the lovely sandy beaches which had an abundance of wildlife and flowers. We chose to eat at Sheila Fleet's Kirk cafe which had a choice of interesting dishes, but most importantly for us - a delicious vegan dish which we loved.
The roads in Toab are easy to get around on and around every corner there are gorgeous views, little stone Orkney houses and fields of inquisitive cows!
The wide open views of sea and sky are breathtaking, as are the gorgeous blues and turquoise colours that flood your senses.
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Guest review by
Christina
United Kingdom
8.0
We took a car on the ferry from Scrabster which allowed us...
We took a car on the ferry from Scrabster which allowed us to roam over Mainland and easily get into town. I'm not sure how comprehensively the public transport covers the island, and don't recall seeing a lot of public buses, so for our (2 night) stay, with lots of sightseeing stops, it was the right call. Had a great evening meal from the specials board at Lucano, near St. Magnus Cathedral.
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Guest review by
Robert
United States
8.0
Lovely accommodation and outlook to the bay and beyond.
Lovely accommodation and outlook to the bay and beyond.
Good bus link to Kirkwall and further afield, but not to Burwick ferry terminal. It's possible to get on the coach which meets the ferry, at Burwick (the driver said) bound for Kirkwall, and get off at St Margaret's Hope, where it's a much shorter taxi ride to St Mary's.
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Guest review by
Sidney
United Kingdom
8.0
We have visited Orkney a number of times but have always...
We have visited Orkney a number of times but have always been based around Stromness. It was nice to see another part of the island. The Sands Hotel is within easy walking distance and serves lunch and dinner.
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Guest review by
Amanda
8.0
Lovely and quiet village with all the essentials but lacking...
Lovely and quiet village with all the essentials but lacking evening meal options during the week. However Kirkwall is only 6 miles away with restaurants, takeaways and larger shops. Stenness and Brodgar are on the doorstep so really handy for early morning or late evening visits as alternative to the busier times. A great base from which to visit all of the sites of the North and West coasts. There is a good walk up the hill behind the village that takes in some modern stone pillars and a much older, more interesting Neolithic cairn. It's also possible to follow the marked St Magnus trail over the brow to get a view not only over Finstown but to the coast on the other since of the hill.
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Guest review by
Andy Revell
United Kingdom
10
The location is in mainland Orkney.
The location is in mainland Orkney. It is situated between Kirkwall and Stromness and not far from any of the tourist sites. It's a short drive to the Stones of Stenness and the Ring of Brodgar and nature reserve. It's not a long drive to the Churchill Barriers and the Italian Chapel. The only downside is if you want to eat out at night you have to either go to Kirkwall or Stromness to find it. We ate at the Kirkwall Hotel and the food was very good, the service excellent and fast. For nature/bird lovers, it isn't far from the Hobbister reserve, nor is it far to go to get to the Loons reserve. The reserve at the Birsay moor hide is a little further but worth it to see Red Throated Divers and chicks. The Earls Bu and Orphir round church are well worth a visit. St Magnus Cathedral is free. Everything is in reasonable distance, a trip to Deerness to see the Gloup is amazing. And the wartime history from both world wars is all around the island.
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Guest review by
amanda
United Kingdom
10
This is a great location to explore the East Mainland of...
This is a great location to explore the East Mainland of Orkney. There are great beaches and coastal paths. We enjoyed walking along the coast from Dingieshowe beach and the spectacular Mull Head. We enjoyed visiting Sheila Fleet’s Kirk Gallery and cafe. Lovely gift ideas and delicious food. Deerness Distillery is also worth a visit as they make delicious gins.
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Guest review by
Anne
United Kingdom
10
Kirkwall is worth visiting.
Kirkwall is worth visiting. It is clean and tidy with local attractions worth visiting. It is a lovely town with all the facilities needed if exploring further afield is not your thing. Ferries to outlying islands are in the harbour with other ferry terminals being only a short distance away. Car hire is and worthwhile and makes exploring the island easy. There seems to be a very effective bus service in Kirkwall too, just an short walk from the centre.
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Guest review by
Ann
United Kingdom
8.0
Hotel was in a lovely location with sea view only a short...
Hotel was in a lovely location with sea view only a short drive from the ferry terminal small harbour area to front of hotel was nice but to the rear and side of hotel there was a boatbuilding repair yard and some sort of fish business other wasteland which was very untidy and not maintained which slightly spoiled the overall quality of hotel surroundings.
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Guest review by
Roslyn
United Kingdom
10
Finstown is a nice little town about 10 minutes from...
Finstown is a nice little town about 10 minutes from Kirkwall. It is ideally located to visit some of the island's premier attractions. It is quiet and peaceful but still within a very easy drive to Kirkwall.
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