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The hotel is perfectly located within Stromness for buses and ferries, and right in the centre of this small town. If you're lucky, you'll get a sea view. Breakfast is good, and not overpriced. Cater nicely for vegans. The rooms are sizable, and comfortable, but could use a bit of updating. For example, more electrical sockets. Also, there's no lift, and if you arrive at the front, there's a tall flight of stairs to get to reception. From the car park at the rear, you can get in to the second floor, so you have to go down to reception!

Had a lovely stay,seemingly it was taken over in April its being refurbished very pleased staff very helpful,you can bring your own drink they’ll give you glasses no bar in hotel,there’s a dinning room open till 10pm I’m sure ,would definitely stay again

All good a bit worn tierd

This historic hotel is lovely, as are the staff. I would stay there again.

Called to check it was ok to check in late. Was told it was fine so booked. Little did I know that I was talking to a call centre, not someone at the hotel. The check in instructions were a truncated text referring to the location discoverable on a map. It took several phone calls before I could prise out of the most unhelpful person in the world the door code for the hotel code. It was as if the person was being deliberately obstructive (she was). I had to double down on her and prise each piece of information out of her with her wilful resistance every step of the way. The owner who has the business for sale is clearly trying to run it into the ground, which seems quite mystifying as the building is quite iconic (or was before being deliberately neglected). I actually had to call the estate agents who are selling the business to check it was still trading as the call centre were so pig obstructive they would lead anyone to believe the hotel was not trading. Be aware the lift doesn't work, after, according to everyone I met, an 83 year old fell down the lift shaft. I am 63 and have travelled a lot including in the less developed world, eg Benin in West Africa, and I can state without reservation or doubt this is by far and away the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Sleep rough for a better experience.