Orkney (Wynd)

A traditional barn newly renovated into a hotel. The Storehouse keeps much of its original woodwork and stone arches. The cosy rooms have individual contemporary styles but all feature low beamed ceilings and wooden flooring. The innovative kitchen serves local produce. A charming stay.

• Local exploring - Kirkwall is a great location from which to explore the Orkneys, from breathtaking cliffs to Neolithic sites and much more
• Active Holiday - The Orkney Archipelago boasts some spectacular landscapes ideally suited to outdoor activities like hiking
• Short break - Thanks to the local airport, Kirkwall has become an easily accessible location from mainland Scotland
• Great walks - The dramatic coastline and abundance of wildlife on the Orkneys guarantee great walks like no others

Orkney

A fine Victorian building right on Kirkwall's waterfront. Rooms are chic yet cosy with plush headboards, thick carpets, modern furniture, and black & white prints. With an atmospheric bar and restaurant serving local cuisine, this is a comfortable and well-priced base to explore from.

• Local exploring - Kirkwall’s medieval streets are brimming with independent shops, cafes and live music spots
• Back to Nature - Orkney islands and rugged and wild - there perfect destination for getting back to nature
• Great walks - There are a wide range of walking trails along the coast and through rugged countryside
• Restaurant - Harbour View Restaurant serves elevated Scottish cuisine made using local produce

Orkney

Graemeshall House has had many evolutions, firstly as a house built by the Bishop of Orkney in 1626, then as a museum and now as a guesthouse. The place exudes historic charm with ornate furniture, crystal chandeliers and antique beds. An Orkney oasis.

• Sights nearby - Visit the magnificent Standing Stones of Stenness and Ring of Brodgar.
• Great walks - The surrounding countryside is full of lovely walking trails.
• Restrictions on children - Adult only.
• Sea Views