About this place
This is a family run establishment suitable for families and business people alike, the hotel has two lounges for conferences and a night porter service ensures that late services are maintained and that early risers can enjoy a continental breakfast. The hotel comprises 42 bedrooms all with private facilities, direct dial telephones, hairdryers, radio alarm clocks and tea/coffee making facilities. Remote control colour televisions with Freeview are available in all rooms. The hotel has a large split level dining room so that smaller parties of about 30 may enjoy extra privacy. The restaurant uses only the freshest local Caithness seafood and produce. Vegetarian choices and children's menus are also available.
- Wi-Fi
- Restaurant
- Bar
Facilities
Facilities 5
- 24-hour reception
- Check-in hour (15:00–22:00)
- Check-out hour (11:00)
- Wi-fi (extra charge)
- Laundry service
Catering 2
- Bar
- Restaurant
Sports 2
- Golf
- Surfing
Business 2
- Conference room
- Meeting room
Meals 4
- Breakfast
- Breakfast buffet
- Set menu dinner
- Special dietary options
Payment methods 2
- MasterCard
- Visa
Good to know 2
- Non-smoking establishment
- Minimum check-in age (18)
Rooms
| Room type | Guests | Adults / children |
|---|---|---|
| Double room | up to 4 | 4 adults / 3 children |
| Double room (single use) | up to 2 | 1 adults / 1 children |
| Single room | up to 1 | 1 adults |
| Triple room | up to 5 | 3 adults / 4 children |
| Twin room | up to 4 | 4 adults / 3 children |
Room types and occupancy come from the Hotelbeds catalogue and have not been confirmed by the hotel, so treat them as indicative. Ask the hotel for current rooms, bed layout and the number of guests.
Meals and key facts
Meal plans
Type of stay
Key facts
- Total number of rooms
- 42
Where it sits
Princes Street, Thurso KW14 7AA
Straight-line distance to the route's towns
- Inverness131 km
- Applecross189 km
- Ullapool125 km
- Durness73 km
- John o' Groats28 km
- Wick31 km
Figures are measured in a straight line from the hotel's coordinates. Single-track roads make the drive far slower than the map suggests; see driving notes.
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