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Hotel in Lerwick
Situated in Lerwick, Shetland's main town, the Shetland Hotel provides an ideal base for all your requirements.
Jane. Meghan. Robert. Robbie were fantastic
Hotel in Lerwick
Featuring free WiFi and a restaurant, Maryfield House Hotel offers accommodation in Bressay. The hotel has a terrace and views of the sea, and guests can enjoy a meal at the on-site restaurant.
Great Location, wonderful rooms, very friendly (!) staff and excellent food. One of the best place on the Shetland Isles! We love to come back again!
Hotel in Lerwick
Modern & well equipped hotel 10 minutes walk from the town centre, nestling on the shore of Breiwick Bay. This attractive hotel is well equipped for the modern traveller and close to local amenities.
Really nice hotel with a fabulous view of the bay. Very good restaurant and incredible bar. Close to the city center of Lerwick.
Hotel in Lerwick
Located in Lerwick, in a building dating from 19th century, 300 metres from Bain's Beach, The Grand Hotel provides guestrooms with free WiFi. The hotel features family rooms.
Fantastic hotel! Lots of atmosphere and very comfortable rooms Good bar with also local visitors. The owner/manager was outstanding.. Nothing was to difficult to solve. He would do anything in his power to keep you pleased. Breakfast served by chef Mickey was the best ever. And I mean best ever lifelong!. I strongly recommend this hotel!
Hotel in Lerwick
Offering free WiFi throughout the property, Queens Hotel is set in Lerwick, within a few steps of Bain's Beach. The nearest airport is Sumburgh Airport, 42 km from the hotel.
It is perfectly situated. This grand beautiful historic building is being renovated by the present owners. I had a room with a sea view which was magnificent. The bed was exceptionally comfortable. I loved the towel warmer and excellent water pressure in the shower. The staff were amazing. Sam, the owner’s son, went above the call of duty to provide towels and vacuum the sand I tracked into the room. Harvey, the owner, was fantastic! He even gave me a ride to the bus station. If you are interested in historic preservation this is the hotel for you. It sits actually into the sea next to Bain’s Beach. I had a fabulous week at the Queens Hotel.
Lerwick
Located in Lerwick, 400 metres from Bain's Beach, Glen Orchy House has a shared lounge. Each accommodation at the 4-star guest house has sea views and free WiFi. The guest house features family rooms....
One of the Best Breakfasts we ever got
Lerwick
Located in Lerwick and within 500 metres of Bain's Beach, Solheim Guest House features a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi. The guest house has family rooms.
breakfast is wonderful ! very kindly host and close to the sea
Lerwick
Located in Lerwick and within 500 metres of Bain's Beach, Norlande features a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFithroughout the property.
Clean, cozy, generous with amenities and a very warm host.
Lerwick
Eddlewood Guest House is situated in central Lerwick. Rooms are equipped with a flat-screen smart TV and each offers tea and coffee making facilities. Each room has a private bathroom.
Very cosy, spotlessly clean, good hot shower.
Lerwick
The Decca - Self Catering Shetland, is set on the edge of Lerwick, with the ferry port located just a mile away. The town centre and all its amenities are a 5-minute drive away.
Amazing apartment with excellent facilities. Very welcoming and helpful hosts that go 'the extra mile'. More than a home from home. Spotless and so well maintained. Highly recommend.
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This is where you need to base if you want to explore the Shetland Islands. We found a great tour guide who took us all the way to the northern end of Unst and with his 40+ year history on the island was a wealth of information. Message me if you want his contact info. We also did one of the wildlife boat tours which was great!
We very much enjoyed seabird watching tour departing from the small boat ferry port in Lerwick, which is really recommended! We brought a car rented at Aberdeen to Orkney/Shetland by ferries and it was nicely worked. Taking your own car is recommend as the great bird watching and archaeological sites are far away from Lerwick. Unfortunately the puffin season was over when we were in the Orkney/Shetland. I would like to visit again to see puffins!
Lerwick, well known to many people because of the TV series 'Shetland', is a charming town with many interesting features. Most importantly, the people are very friendly and welcoming to visitors, a good thing as during the summer months it is a regular stop off for cruise ships. The town centre is tucked just behind the sea front and contains interesting local shops, cafes and restaurants. Our favourite was 'The Dowry', which has great food and excellent coffee. Visit Fort Charlotte, take a walk around the Nab for breathtaking views, catch a ferry across the sound to the island of Bressay, peruse the outstanding (and free) Shetland Museum or walk out of town to explore the ancient Broch of Clickimin. Of course, there is also a tour of the locations used to film 'Shetland'.
Lerwick is a great base for shorter excursions around the islands. We could have stayed longer for more hiking and half/full day visits. Shetland has a lot to offer. The nature is outstanding and people are very friendly. We really enjoyed our tour with Lara Thomason who guided us around south Shetland and took us the the north west cliffs of Shetland. Very knowledgeable and pleasant to hang with. Next time it will be for hiking!
A lovely place with plenty to do. Those of you who want to relax can enjoy the amazing scenery and wildlife from many locations around Lerwick and even when having a coffee or eating dinner at some of the locations.
Lovely town. People were friendly and kind without being overbearing. A very, very nice place to visit with more attractions in the area than we had time to visit so I would really like to come again. The food was really nice. It's a fantastic place for nature and wildlife. There are great shops for gifts, and you can send your shopping home in the post if you want to travel light. It would be a great place for people with young children as there are some of the biggest and best outside play areas I've ever seen. The leisure centre is also great. The ferry journey from Aberdeen was good too, with lovely food. The buses are good and let you see the beautiful landscapes. The Mareel arts centre has a cinema and a beautiful cafe. I just wish I'd had time to see more.