Hitta 2-stjärniga hotell i Wick

Planning to tour the North Coast 500? Caithness is located on the most north eastern part of the route, and is the most northern county in Britain to claim royal connections. The vast landscape, is rich in archaeological remnants of a bygone age. The geological features of the Caithness coastline feature soaring sea stacks, raucous colonies of sea birds, and vertically faced headlands jutting out into the wild waters of the Pentland Firth – all within easy reach of this charming town house. The property has recently been renovated and boasts easy access to the town centre and marina, excellent family amenities and conveniences including off street parking and gardens. The Neighbourhood/area: Visitors to the area will discover a wide variety of wildlife along the way comprising of various species of seabirds including puffins and a stunning scenic beach, popular for water-sports, here you will find windsurfing and sand-yachting, at the end of Sinclair Bay. Nearby Attractions: •wick Heritage Centre •Castle Sinclair Girnigoe •Pulteney Distillery •east Caithness Community facilities (swimming pool, gym and library) You will have private access to the entire house and gardens. Self check-in is available by a lockbox with code so guests can access the house at their convenience, but contact by telephone is available at all times for any problems. Located in 'old Wick' this lovely property is directly opposite a park / playground and a stone's throw from Wick town centre, marina and the famous Old Pulteney whisky distillery. Situated on the North Coast 500 route. The area can be explored by foot, bus or car. Also a perfect base for exploring John O'groats, Castle of Mey and Orkney.