Caithness Inn - Wick (Highlands)

perfect hotel located in a great area very close to the harbour, bridge and river, and the centre of town. a lot of goodies for breakfast. good and ideal location for our easter. situated only 1 km from the wick heritage museum. such wonderful stay, as always.

We were given a double room on arrival, it was bright.

The provided service was friendly...

The shared kitchen was convenient, yet the building felt run down.

Consider asking about the shared kitchen for preparing your own meals, especially if local dining options open late.

It was just a suitable option for a short layover in Wick with all in all great value for money. I appreciated having a kettle in the room for my morning tea. Be sure to double-check your entry arrangements before arrival.

great access to local attractions and fine coastline walks

I found the Wick Heritage Museum just a short walk of about 500 meters away, a fantastic spot to learn about the local history, and I also enjoyed a lovely stroll to Noss Head, where the coastal views were amazing.

Nice spot with a view

The room was cozy and the sea view was a nice touch. It's clear the owners are putting in work to spruce things up. The breakfast was solid, too! Only thing was that the Wi-Fi could be spotty at times.

The single room with sea view offered some pleasant vistas. Free WiFi kept me connected, a nice perk.

Finding the hotel was a hassle. The signage was lacking and it was tucked away among bustling bars, dealing with street noise late into the night. The room felt cramped and overpriced for what it offered, and navigating the narrow, winding staircase with luggage was awkward at best. The building's condition left much to be desired, with a damp smell lingering in hallways that detracted from the otherwise decent room cleanliness.

Centrally located in town.

I faced a major problem upon returning to the hotel one night when we found the front door locked, with no staff available to assist us. After waiting in the rain, we managed to find another guest who helped us get back inside. The experience was frustrating. The beds were uncomfortable and I found myself constantly adjusting the inadequate quilt, which often ended up on the floor.

The garrett room offered fine views and a cozy vibe. Plus, our host was super helpful with local tips!

I really enjoyed my stay, especially the stunning sea view from my room and the cozy ambiance of the lounge area. There were lots of great places to relax, like the rooftop terrace and a lovely garden. The only downside was that the Wi-Fi wasn't very strong, but it didn’t ruin my experience. 😊

One bed was comfy, but off-site parking was inconvenient. Free Wi-Fi was a plus.

great sea views and quick access to local attractions

I stayed in a room with a lovely view over the river mouth, and just a few steps away, I found charming eateries and the Wick Heritage Museum, perfect for my weekend strolls.

would like to stay longer

We had the double room with a private bathroom. The electric kettle was handy, and the tv was a nice touch. The view from our room was lovely, overlooking the town. The spa facilities were nice too.