Hotel berdekatan Thurso Library

"Enjoyable stay very friendly staff, good food and locals use the bar. I spent a very enjoyable evening. "

"Very nice hotel, center of town, welcoming staff and the food was very good. Floors are a bit creaky due to buildings age. Thurso seems to be a stop for people going on to Orkney, but if i needed a base to see Caithness, i would stay at the Pentland. Single room reasonably priced."

"It was a really pleasant experience. The owners are so kind and friendly also. I will definitely come back next time I’m in town."

"Excellent hotel with modern clean rooms, well lit parking and good breakfast. Ross, Fiona end Emily (?) in the bar were very welcoming. "

"Greenland House is a charming, large detached stone-built bed and breakfast that immediately sets the tone for a warm and relaxing stay. The property embraces a distinctive Highland theme throughout, with each room thoughtfully named after Scottish clans and decorated with tasteful tartan soft furnishings that add character without feeling overdone. From the moment we arrived, we were made to feel genuinely welcome, creating a comfortable and friendly atmosphere right from the start. The rooms...

" Dry comfortable room"

"The room was very clean. Was a nice touch having biscuits on the tea tray. The staff were excellent. Special shout out to Michelle who made sure our stay was special. The breakfast was fantastic. Fresh fruit available. The hot stuff was good to perfection. We did have evening meals aswell which were also excellent and a great choice and really good value. Parking was available and if the car park was full, there is availability on the street"

"Had a great stay at Wayne’s lodge. The property was beautiful, scenic, well kept. The cabin has all the comforts you could ask for and Wayne was friendly and helpful. Recommended!"

"The two owner were so nice, the room was perfect as was the bathroom. The breakfast was the best Scottish breakfast we had during our trip. Best B&B, would recommend it to anyone going north of Scotland "