Nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Wick and overlooking Wick River, The family-run Norseman Hotel features its own private garden. It offers an on-site car park and free Wi-Fi.
In Wick, in the beautiful area of Caithness in the Northern Highlands, Mackays offers award-winning service and fine food in No1 Bistro, as well as free Wi-Fi and parking.
Sijia
Switzerland
It is a wonderful building with an interesting history. Though a bit dated, I can clearly tell how impressive it was in its glory days. I fully appreciate the staff's service, especially the quality and service at the restaurant, one of the highlights along the NC500 routes. Fun fact: The hotel is also the sole address of the "World's Shortest Street."
Caithness Inn is located in Wick, 6.3 miles from Sinclair's Bay and 19 miles from The Castle Gardens of Mey. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service.
We spent Christmas in Wick so we didn’t do much shopping in...
We spent Christmas in Wick so we didn’t do much shopping in the town. We had a lovely meal at Wickers World, very near the flat on the harbour. We also had a great meal at John o’ Groats, and enjoyed shopping there.
Andrina
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
The town if you looked for it has a lot of interesting...
The town if you looked for it has a lot of interesting historical facts especially the old fishing industry. The museum is worth a visit. The sea views are very good if you walk out of town. Because we stayed on a Sunday a lot of places were closed but we did find a very nice Indian on the harbour also the bistro not far from the station was a very nice meal.
The town is looking a little tired and could do with some investment but it-s a great base if you want to go to John O Groats . Train journey to Wick was a high light
Clive
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
Camps Bar is minutes away from the excellent Morag's cafe -...
Camps Bar is minutes away from the excellent Morag's cafe - well recommended, with other eating establishments close by. Wick itself is, like many other towns in Scotland, replete with many closed shops and unoccupied buildings, but the local people are among the most friendly and helpful I have come across. Would happily visit here again.
William
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Wick is quiet relaxing and a beautiful place to visit the...
Wick is quiet relaxing and a beautiful place to visit the harbour the little coves were beautiful there was enough shops for amenities would go back for longer next time, short drive to John o groats and beautiful beaches
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
Wick is rather a dismal looking town, but the people are...
Wick is rather a dismal looking town, but the people are very friendly and there is lots to do within a short drives. e.g. John'o'Groats, including Duncansby and Dunnet Heads, Sinclair's and Dunnet Bays, Castle Sinclair Gringoe and the Whaligoe steps.
Lidl and large Tesco for food shopping/fuel stations.
Ate at the Castle Hotel which was good, and had fish and chips from the High Street Chippy and Chinese, which does have some seating for eating in.
Rachel
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Wick is a lovely little old fishing town.I was amazed that...
Wick is a lovely little old fishing town.I was amazed that there was not a sea food restaurant but there is a few other bars and restaurants which are pretty good
The flat was lovely clean well equipped right on the harbour side with a lovely view.The kitchen also has a washer and dryer which was a great help.Its only a short walk from a museum distillery and the bars and eateries.wick is a short drive from John O Groats .There is also a Tesco and Lidl a short drive away
craig
United Kingdom
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This hotel was the cheapest option in Wick for that night, buy a good margin, so I wasn't expecting it to be great. I was pleasantly surprised, the reception and lounge were quite welcoming after a long day of traveling, and the bedroom was comfortable. The price we paid included breakfast, which was pretty decent.
2 bedroom apartment with sofa bed in the living room - ideal for a family with 3 kids! Well equipped kitchen down stairs and more than one tv so again ideal for the kids in the evenings. Good location in wick and great for trips to the many hidden gems up and down the Caithness coastline
Self catering facility in the centre of Wick. Clean and comfortable , everything looked new or recently refurbished. Well equipped kitchen and everything worked. Very nice to have two bedrooms and a beautiful bathroom.
This suited our one night stay perfectly.
Louise was a most welcoming host and nothing was too much for her. A very comfortable room and great breakfasts. An ideal location for visiting the North East coast of Scotland. Would definitely recommend
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