B&B in Orkney
Straigona B&B Tankerness, near Kirkwall, Mainland Orkney
Purpose built B&B perfectly situated just 5 miles from Kirkwall in semi-rural location with walks on the doorstep. Sea views. Lots of information and advice on walks as we enjoy walking ourselves and can recommend perfect places to see wildlife, birds and scenery!
Orkneylodge Orphir, Mainland Orkney
With fantastic views of Orkney s spectacular landscape.Scapa Flow and the southern Orkney isles.this charming Lodge on the shore of Scapa Flow offers clean and comfortable en suite accommodation at very competitive prices....Situated within a fantastic rural setting.Orkney Lodge provides a great location for exploring most major visitor attractions in Orkney including the Neolithic.Viking and Military heritage.
The Inn Guest House St Mary's, Mainland Orkney
The INN Guest House offers high quality Bed & Breakfast accommodation in the Orkney Islands. Situated on the waterfront of the picturesque village of St Mary s in the parish of Holm.the INN was originally built in the 1830 s as an Inn for the farmers to stay in whilst waiting for the boats to the South Isles after a day at market..Now a three star guest house.it has been newly refurbished to a high standard with spacious rooms.all of which are en-suite.
Karrawa Guest House Kirkwall, Mainland Orkney
A family run establishment offering modern.clean and well-appointed accommodation in Kirkwall.the main town of the Orkney Islands.All rooms have all the required facilities to ensure your stay is enjoyable and comfortable.Centrally situated.the guest house is within an easy 15 minute walk to the towns.shops and restaurants.with the spectacular St Magnus Cathedral only 1km away. A simple 2-3 minute car journey or a short bus trip with the bus stop outside the Guest House.
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Walking can be dangerous and is done entirely at your own risk. Information is provided free of charge; it is each walker's responsibility to check it and navigate using a map and compass.