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Discover the best hotels in Wick, Caithness and Sutherland, Scottish Highlands, Scotland including Horseshoe Croft B&B, Norseman Hotel, Impala Guest House, Breadalbane House Hotel, The Clachan, MacArthur House Bed and Breakfast, Burnside Cottage B&B, Thrumster House, Bank Guesthouse, Harbour House.
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1. Horseshoe Croft B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 25 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you at our recently refurbished Scottish Croft, offering 3 en-suite rooms, 2 king and one twin, all with garden and sea views. Breakfast is included with evening meals, and any special dietary needs catered for upon request. Why not relax in the garden after your journey with afternoon tea and our speciality lavender shortbread. We are situated on the NC500 route just six miles from John O Groats, perfect for all Ferry crossings, and close to local attractions. We also offer a free airport shuttle service.
Great place
Reviewed By Fergusmac120Great location, fantastic room and wonderful welcome and service. Would book again in a heartbeat. The location is well placed. Nice and easy to get to lots of places without too much hassle. Nice breakfast service and very comfy beds
2. Norseman Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 441 reviews
Nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Wick and overlooking the river offering comfortable accommodation, free WI-FI and on-site parking, this family-run hotel is perfect for exploring the Scottish North Coast. Ideal for both business and leisure, guests can be sure of a welcome that is imbued with all the warmth and charm of true Highland Hospitality. With scenic views of both the River Wick and the Hotel’s own private gardens it generates an ambience that is as effortlessly relaxed as it is delightfully cosy. The property itself boasts an excellent centralised location and is a great base from which to experience the glorious untamed wilds and dramatic beauty of the Caithness landscape.Each of the 48 en-suite rooms are tastefully decorated and stylishly furnished. Comfort and relaxation are very much the order of the day and as a result all of the rooms come fully equipped with all the modern conveniences and luxuries one would expect. Including: free Wi-Fi access, flat screen HD TV, hairdryer, trouser press and tea & coffee making facilities. The Hotel offers accommodation to suit all kinds of traveller, from Classic and Superior Double or Twin Rooms to Single and Family options.The on-site restaurant prides itself on its commitment to providing quality food made from the finest locally sourced produce that Scotland has to offer. Offering a true taste of the Highlands, it specialises in traditional cuisine that is both freshly prepared and undeniably delicious. For a more casual setting, the Wicker’s Bar is perfect for enjoying a light lunch or a comforting supper.The Hotel offers 3 different function rooms with capacity for anything from 6 to 200 delegates, perfect for business conferences, meetings and other corporate events. For that most special of days, the Norseman Hotel can cater for weddings of up to 200 guests and is fully licensed for Civil Ceremonies and Partnerships.Situated just off the A99 in the centre of Wick, the Hotel is both easily accessible and convenient. The nearest city is Inverness, which is a 2 hour 15 minute drive through some of the most spectacular scenery in all of Scotland. Wick train station is just a brief walk from the Hotel and offers regular services to Inverness and Fort William. There are also several bus operators which run daily services to the Highlands from Aberdeen, Glasgow and Edinburgh. For those travelling by air, Inverness Airport offers flights to a range of national and European destinations, whilst the local Wick Airport is just a 10 minute drive away and receives flights from Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Kirkwall.
Perfectly fine hotel for the area, friendly staff and good dinner options
Reviewed By Carolus vAs one of the few options in the area, it still stands out as a perfectly decent hotel with friendly staff and service. Our room on the ground floor was spacious enough and clean. Some dents and scuffs, but nothing out of the ordinary. With so many people using this a stop on a road trip, carrying luggage around, it's to be expected. Dinner options were limited but very good and tasty. The (very) young fellow serving us did forget some things, but he did his best, and I'd rather have that than an uninterested, grumpy waiter. In short, would recommend. :) Close to a pretty big Tesco too for a supply run if you're doing the NC500.
3. Impala Guest House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 79 reviews
A warm welcome awaits you from Julie & Eddie at the Impala a small family run guest house with 5 en-suite rooms all with a sea or rural view a short walk into the center of wick. We welcome cyclists and bikers and have secure parking also off road parking for cars etc.
Perfect Guest House
Reviewed By macedonboyStayed in Room 5 for 1 night. Arrived late about 7 ish after a long drive. The guesthouse has private parking for about 4 cars in marked bays. For breakfast, Impala has a pre-order form, but I was leaving early to catch the ferry to Orkney and would not have had time for breakfast. The owner offered to make a lunch bag instead which was really nice of her. The room was smallish, but that’s fine for an overnight stay. The room had a chair, kettle and enough tea/coffee to last a couple of days. The mattress was thick, with a slightly soft firmness, but comfortable. The covers and pillows were thick and cosy. Location wise, Impala is far out from the centre of Wick, so you’ll need a car if you’re planning to eat out. Overall, I had a good stay and would stay again.
4. Breadalbane House Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 74 reviews
Breadalbane House Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Wick, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Given the close proximity to Castle Sinclair Girnigoe (2.8 mi), guests of Breadalbane House Hotel can easily experience one of Wick's most popular landmarks. The rooms offer a kitchenette, a refrigerator, and a desk, and getting online is possible, as free wifi is available, allowing you to rest and refresh with ease. In addition, as a valued Breadalbane House Hotel guest, you can enjoy a pool and free breakfast that are available on-site. Guests arriving by vehicle have access to free parking. Travelers looking to enjoy some fish and chips can head to No 1 Bistro or The Alexander Bain Wetherspoons. Otherwise, you may want to check out an Indian restaurant such as Spice Tandoori. If you’re looking for something to do, Wick Heritage Museum (0.1 mi), Caithness Seacoast (0.1 mi), and Old Wick Castle (1.1 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Breadalbane House Hotel. Enjoy your stay in Wick!
Thank you Robert
Reviewed By Anne BLovely short stay massive ground floor apartment 2double bedrooms one single large sitting room and kitchen kitchen was well equipped and there was milk tea coffee and sugar available there was also some juice and condiments there too. The apartment was very clean and it was on 5 min from train station. There was a pub next door which we just had to visit very nice and friendly you could have a game of darts or snooker or just chill and watch football I ask did they do food but they are looking to do this in the near future will come back and stay next year and have dinner there too best of all apartment and pub are dog friendly if your looking for a great place too stay in wick I would recommend here thanks John and Anne and jack
5. The Clachan
Overall Ratings
5 based on 311 reviews
Award winning 4 star Gold B&B offering high quality accommodation for no more than 6 guests, assuring you receive our personal attention at all times. Accredited with the Visit Scotland "Taste Our Best" quality award, our breakfasts served at individual tables, are cooked to order using fresh-locally sourced produce.
NC500 stop Off and hidden gem
Reviewed By deerfellowJust want to say after a long day riding the NC500 i was relieved to get to this place. Hot soak in the tub, underfloor heating was fab. The house smelt amazing of baked goods. Facilities excellent and slept like a baby. Breakfast also excellent and the service amazing. Worth a visit and thanks again for A fabulous stay. We’ll be sure to visit again if back this way x
6. MacArthur House Bed and Breakfast
Overall Ratings
5 based on 17 reviews
Beautiful B & B in the North of Scotland on the NC500 route. We are a 2 minute walk from Wick Marina and 5 minutes from the Town Centre where there are shops, restaurants and bars. Our rooms are very comfortable king size with flat screen TVs and full complimentary tea tray. We also have fridge in our room along with a fan and hairdryer. Our bathrooms have both a walk in shower and also a bath.
Great value stay
Reviewed By jimphillips9708We stayed for a night here on Wednesday 8th June. From start to finish a very pleasant stay indeed. Before we arrived in Wick we got a text to confirm the detail for arrival at the house, which was very helpful indeed. The welcome from Stewart was warm and very informative. The room was clean and well laid out. The bathroom was very modern and spacious. The bed was very comfortable indeed and we slept very well. The breakfast was beautiful with a full range on offer from continental to a full Scottish. I must say it’s one of the nicest guest houses we have ever stayed in and would not hesitate to re book when we come back up this way. Thank you stewart for a truly memorable stay.
7. Burnside Cottage B&B
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Burnside Cottage is an eco boutique B&B which was refurbished in 2021. We also offer a range of evening meals (Inc a vegan menu) & all meals are now served via room service. We also have a self catering studio flat for two The Pig Shed new in 2022. Situated in quiet countryside with outstanding views over looking Stroma and the Orkney Islands.Ideal location for visiting The Castle of Mey (Queen Mother's former residence) and only a few minutes away from Gills Car and Passenger Ferry or ten minutes away from John O'Groats Ferry who offer day tours to Orkney, including Wildlife cruises. We offer dog friendly accommodation in our two suites (The Grey Suite - King & The Raven Room - Twin) and have secure storage space for motorbikes & cycles.
Lovely hosts, beautiful room, delicious food!
Reviewed By karenlevyWe stayed at Burnside for one night as part of our NC500 trip and a break from our VW Campervan for the night! Kacey gave us a warm friendly welcome on our arrival before letting us settle into the room which was beautifully decorated, (including fabulous photography by Mr Burnside) comfortable and had lovely views. It was ideal for us and our dog and we loved the eco-friendly touches. We ordered an evening meal which was by far the best meal of our whole trip - cooked and presented perfectly and delivered to our room at the time requested. The pineapple and salted caramel dessert was to die for!! We had a very comfortable nights sleep and we’re delivered a very hearty breakfast in the morning before our onward journey. The breakfast menu is so extensive it was hard to choose! Kacey also offered some great tips on places to stop along the north coast which we took up. You certainly won’t be disappointed if you book here, we’d love to come back one day.
8. Thrumster House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 80 reviews
Thrumster House is set in 20 acres of gardens and woodland within 10 minutes' drive of Wick and less than 2 miles from the sea. This Victorian property is a former laird's house with an Iron Age Broch structure in the grounds. Just 5 miles from Wick and on the North Coast 500 route.We are only a few miles from the ferry to Orkney and the Castle of Mey which was the Queen Mother's summer residence We have two friendly dogs and welcome guests house trained dogs You can enjoy walks around the grounds and the surrounding woodland, and there are several lochs and hills close by. There is easy access to the stunning Caithness coastline, which are ideal for hiking. Thurso and the north coast are a 35-minute drive from the property. From here you can catch a ferry to the Orkney Islands. The famous Yarrows Archaeological trail is located 2 miles away. We can provide a set menu with 24 hrs notice
A very special place indeed.
Reviewed By biglee33When we booked this as part of the NC500 tour we wasn't sure what to expect, as with any booking really. But upon arrival we were treated by the owners who were very friendly and there dog too. Walking into the building was just wow. Something really special about it. The whole place was special and felt like a film set. Our room was big, the bed fantastic and we enjoyed a cuppa next to the log fire downstairs. We nearly nodded off it was so nice. We were advised of a taxi company to use who keeps costs down and they were great. And we headed into Wick which isn't far. If you want to eat at the nearby put the smiddy, book in advance. We couldn't get in but it was the same day. We would go here again, the breakfast setting was like nothing I've seen before.
9. Bank Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 182 reviews
Bank House B&B is located near town centre. We are a new establishment and all rooms are en-suite. Tea, coffee and private dining/lounge area. Parking, family, twin & double rooms are available.
Very Good Stay
Reviewed By codyjarrettStayed overnight whilst doing the NC500. Got a call and text from Angela what time we would be arriving and met at the door. Very friendly and informative. The room was very cosy, everything that we needed, with parking in a public car park to the rear. Breakfast was delicious, couldn't fault. My one very minor issue was that the wi-fi was a bit haphazard. It seemed to have gone off which I didn't notice so I ate up all my data. That aside would definitely recommend.
10. Harbour House
Overall Ratings
3 based on 107 reviews
Keith and Virginia welcome you to Harbour House, built in 1864 for the British Fisheries Board. The house was home to the harbour masters of Pulteney and Wick Harbours until 2000 when it was purchased by ourselves. The house overlooks Wick bay with great views of the harbour and marina, with 4 letting rooms, en-suite with tea/coffee facilities Continental or full scottish breakfast
Lots to like, but needs work.
Reviewed By Chapperz1973I wanted so hard to like this place. It’s got a lot going for it, so I’ll go through all the positives first. - The hosts are great. - The view of the harbour was excellent. - Breakfast is served to your room - and it was hot. You have a table in the window to eat from - very nice! - There was a generous selection of drinks and biscuits. Sadly, there were a few things that drag it down to 3/5. - The Tassimo machine provided was in a disgusting state. We didn’t want to use it, especially as one of the pods supplied had been opened. So the excitement of having one was cancelled out by not being able to use it. - The bathroom wasn’t as clean as it could be. It needs a deep clean, the tiles for example. - The decor was tired, and scruffy in places. Things like just cleaning the paint off the socket would make a difference…it would take 10 minutes to scrape it off. - The TV didn’t work (appeared to be a signal problem). None of these things ruined the stay…but we just felt that a bit of time spent on these things would make a huge difference. I find it hard to say negative things, but I’m offering these comments as I liked the owners and this is genuine, constructive feedback.
