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A two-story house with a stone facade, a tiled roof, and a front porch with a bench.

A living room with a blue sofa, a blue armchair, a wooden coffee table, and a television.

A neatly made bed with a white quilt and two pillows, a bedside table with a lamp, a dresser with a mirror, and two framed pictures on the wall.

A kitchen counter with various food items and kitchenware, including a fruit bowl, a juice container, and a container of Greek yogurt.

1. Lindisfarne Bed & Breakfast

Stromness

Peter

€151

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

An outdoor dining area with people seated at tables, a chalkboard menu, and potted plants.

A stone pillar with a sign for The Murray Arms Hotel and Seafood Restaurant, offering lunch and evening meals, fresh seafood daily, walk-ins welcome, dog-friendly, and a beer garden.

A bedroom with a skylight, two bedside lamps, a radiator, and a yellow pillow.

A kitchen with stainless steel appliances, a pot on the counter, and a person cooking.

2. Murray Arms Hotel

South Ronaldsay

Tim

€117

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A two-story house with a stone facade, a large front lawn, and a car parked in the driveway.

Two brown armchairs with deer-patterned pillows, a small wooden table with a stuffed animal, and a wall-mounted deer painting.

A living room with a television, a fireplace, a sofa, and a chandelier.

A bedroom with a bed, a chair, a table, a lamp, and a decorative wall piece.

3. The Hawthorns Bed & Breakfast

Thurso

Glenn

€140

includes taxes & fees

2 Sept - 3 Sept

A historic building with a prominent entrance and multiple windows, labeled as "The Stromness Hotel."

A hotel room with two beds, a sofa, a chair, a small table, and a view of the sea.

A harbor with boats docked, a crane, and a building with a flat roof.

A room with a large window, a green sofa, two green chairs, and a round table.

4. The Stromness Hotel

Stromness

"The hotel is a lovely old building, having said that it's in need of investment, carpets showing there age, old miss matched furniture, the beds, well the bedding was clean but I think noah slept on them when they were new, as for staff except for check-in we didn't see any, I suppose i could have gone looking, but should I really need to. Saying that great location, but old and used, because of that I would say overpriced."

Anderw

€176

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A bar area with a long counter, stools, and hanging pendant lights.

A hotel reception area with a wooden desk, a monitor, and a wall with a cityscape mural.

A room with four plush armchairs, a small round table, and a patterned rug.

5. Premier Inn Thurso

Thurso

Kristen

€63

includes taxes & fees

27 Sept - 28 Sept

A bar with wooden shelves stocked with bottles and glasses, a coffee machine, and a cash register.

A wooden staircase with a bench at the bottom, leading to a room with a checkered floor.

A bedroom with a large bed, a window with curtains, a radiator, a bedside table with a lamp, and a painting on the wall.

A bar area with wooden furniture, bar stools, and a variety of bottles and glasses on shelves.

6. The Royal Hotel Stromness

Stromness

Thomas

€244

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A wooden deck with outdoor seating, a door, and a window.

A cozy living area with a sofa, a wooden coffee table, a fireplace, and a television.

A row of wooden cabins with outdoor seating, surrounded by a well-maintained lawn and tall trees.

7. Celtic Lodges

Thurso

Russell

€152

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

A living room with a fireplace, two sofas, a table, a guitar, and a ship decoration on the wall.

Two chairs with floral cushions, a small round table with a red folder, and framed artwork on the wall.

A breakfast bar with a coffee machine, a juice dispenser, and a variety of breakfast items.

A two-story stone building with a black front door, multiple windows, and a sign reading "GREENLAND HOUSE".

8. Greenland House B&B

Castletown

ian

€134

includes taxes & fees

2 Sept - 3 Sept

9. The View by BIDE Hotels

Thurso

€111

includes taxes & fees

3 Sept - 4 Sept

A hallway with stone walls, wooden door, and a bench.

A neatly made bed with a light-colored bedspread and pillows, a bedside table with a lamp, and a floral-patterned wall.

A restaurant interior with wooden tables and chairs, a visible exit sign, and a view of the street outside.

Two wooden chairs with drawers, a potted plant, and a stone wall.

10. Smithfield guesthouse

Dounby

"My second time staying here, and I will be back. The room was spacious super clean and comfy and the woman on reception couldn't have been more welcoming and helpful. Breakfast was excellent. It's a shame they don't reopen the restaurant for evening meals though, I'm sure they would be busy every night. The Co-op has changed to an Asda - it's right across the road and the hotel offers wine glasses in the lounge if you bring a bottle in to your room. Very nice place."

Jane

€175

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A spacious dining area with high ceilings and large windows, featuring plaid chairs and a central table.

A house with a covered patio, a garage, and a snow-covered yard.

A reception desk with a modern design, a framed artwork above it, and a potted plant to the right.

A bedroom with a wooden bed, a chair, a bedside table, a mirror, and a window with curtains.

11. Karrawa Guest House

Kirkwall

Candy

€167

includes taxes & fees

2 Sept - 3 Sept

A beach with the sun setting over the ocean, creating a silhouette of clouds against the sky.

A room with a checkered carpet, large windows, and a potted plant.

A narrow pathway leading to a building with a white fence on one side and a stone wall on the other.

A historic stone building with a traditional architectural style, featuring a prominent entrance with a blue door, multiple windows, and a sign for Castleletown Hotel.

12. Castletown Hotel

Thurso

Alexander

€107

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A room with a large window overlooking a harbor, featuring a ship docked at a pier.

A harbor with boats docked, a control tower, and a building with a red roof.

A hotel room with a large bed, two bedside tables, a chair, a window with curtains, and two framed pictures on the wall.

A restaurant with wooden floors, tables set with white tablecloths, and a high ceiling with exposed beams and a hanging light fixture.

13. Ferry Inn Stromness

Stromness

Roger

€282

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A beach with wet sand and scattered rocks under a partly cloudy sky with the sun setting or rising.

A spacious living area with a wooden floor, a brown leather sofa, striped armchairs, and a wooden coffee table.

A restaurant with wooden tables and chairs, a bar area, and framed artwork on the walls.

A stone house with a red roof and a small garden area.

14. Northern Sands Hotel

Thurso

Yvonne

€175

includes taxes & fees

1 Sept - 2 Sept

A building with multiple windows and a visible entrance.

A hotel room with a large bed, two chairs, a wooden headboard, a window with curtains, a mirror, and a wall-mounted picture frame.

A cozy living room with a stone fireplace, a television mounted on the wall, and a plaid curtain.

A bar area with a wooden bar counter, multiple stools, and a television screen.

15. The Sands Hotel

Burray

Susan

€257

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

16. Cottage Sleeps 9 With Sea Views and Parking

Orphir

€384

includes taxes & fees

3 Sept - 4 Sept

A bar area with multiple liquor bottles, a sign reading "Kirkwall Hotel", and several beer taps.

A harbor with boats docked at the pier, a lighthouse in the background, and buildings along the waterfront.

A neatly made bed with white linens and a plaid headboard, a bedside lamp, a wooden nightstand with a phone, and a chair by a window.

A hotel named "The Shore" with a signboard indicating rooms and amenities like free WiFi, local ales, wines & spirits, teas & coffees.

17. The Shore

Kirkwall

"We were very pleasantly surprised to learn our 1 room family suite had 2 separate bedrooms. Beds were very comfortable and the bathroom was nice. Only issues were that we only had 1 key which made it tricky every time we went separate places. Also there was an illuminated exit sign in the king bedroom we had to cover up it was so bright, and when others shut their doors it would thump ours. Loved the skylights, was a bit stuffy but those helped. Loved the breakfast!"

Beth

€228

includes taxes & fees

31 Aug - 1 Sept

A row of white buildings with chimneys, reflecting on the water.

A bedroom with a bed, bedside lamps, a wardrobe, and a window.

A compact living space with a kitchenette, a dining area, and a sofa.

A billiards room with tables, chairs, and a bar area with patrons.

18. The Ayre Hotel

Kirkwall

Julie

€169

includes taxes & fees

29 Aug - 30 Aug

A table set for dining with wine glasses and cutlery.

A double bed with plaid bedspreads, a wooden headboard, bedside lamps, and a nightstand.

A plate with bacon, eggs, sausages, mushrooms, black pudding, tomatoes, and baked beans.

The exterior of The Park Hotel with a prominent entrance, a set of stairs leading up to the door, and a clear sky above.

19. Park Hotel

Thurso

Paul

€122

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

A beach with the sun setting over the horizon, grassy dunes, and a calm sea.

A house with a sloped roof, large windows, and a stone wall surrounding the property.

A rural landscape with fields, a fence, and distant buildings.

A two-story house with a sloped roof, a garage, and a solar panel installation on the roof.

20. Aurora B&B

Thurso

Ruth

€186

includes taxes & fees

6 Sept - 7 Sept

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Stay near popular Hoy Island attractions

Old Man of Hoy

8.8/10 (30 reviews)

Walk along the scenic trail leading to this iconic sea stack, which is among the tallest in Britain.

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A coastal cliff with layered rock formations and a small tower structure at the base.

St. John's Head

9.2/10 (10 reviews)

Go for an invigorating hike and take in the views from the top of one of Britain’s highest vertical sea cliffs.

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A rugged mountain landscape with a body of water in the foreground.

Ward Hill

Embark on a challenging trek to the summit of this hill, the highest point in all of Orkney.

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Scapa Flow Visitor Centre

9.0/10 (24 reviews)

You can spend time exploring the galleries in Scapa Flow Visitor Centre during your travels in Hoy Island. Stroll along the seaside or visit the monuments while you're in the area.

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Dwarfie Stane

9.0/10 (2 reviews)

You can find out about the history of Hoy Island with a stop at Dwarfie Stane. Stroll along the marina or discover the area's countryside.

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Learn more about Hoy Island

A prime hiking and bird-watching destination, Orkney’s second-largest island is home to some of the archipelago’s most spectacular scenery.

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A coastal landscape with tall, narrow rock formations and a cruise ship in the distance.

Top Hoy Island Hotel Reviews

Park Hotel

8/10 Good

"Staff. Very friendly and pleasant to talk to, although there was a feeling that the administration could be improved. We had to pay an unexpected £48 for breakfast when we arrived and then received a bill for dinner two days earlier. This was no question dishonesty; it was poor organisation. Breakfast was a disappointment. They boasted about the quality of their breakfast, but it was dried out from being "kept warm". On the other hand, my wife asked for a smaller main course at dinner, and they charged half price. Parking. It was available, and they had electric charging points. We didn't use them because we didn't bring our EV, but we appreciated that they were there."

Pentland

10/10 Excellent

"Good hotel to stay in prior to ferry crossing to Orkney"

The Shore

8/10 Good

Manor House

10/10 Excellent

"We had a great stay at Manor House! It is a perfect convenient location if you’re catching the Scrabster ferry. The rooms were spacious and clean. The property is family run and they were wonderful people! We had a delicious dinner at the restaurant and they offered breakfast as well with both continental and a full Scottish hot breakfast options to choose from."

Castletown Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"This hotel is fabulous and would highly recommend. The hotel is modern, exceptionally clean and well maintained. The staff are friendly and very helpful. The rooms are extremely comfortable. In the restaurant the food is extremely tasty with extra large portions. I would highly recommend a stay here"

The Orkney Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We were very lucky because both times we parked at the hotel, we got one of the 2 slots in front of the hotel, so we didn't have to try and find the additional parking lot, but the staff did give us a map to find it. Keep in mind that there is no lift, so depending on your floor you need to carry your bags up. The 23kg bag was not much fun to take up and then down 2 flights of stairs. The food for breakfast was very good whether the cereal/yogurt/fruit or the from the menu. The staff in the breakfast area were really good. The front desk is a little wonky because even the person in the office there isn't as helpful as the front desk clerk who isn't there most of the time, but who is very helpful when you can get them. The WiFi isn't extremely fast, but I was able to work, especially in the library where there was power. It would be nice to have higher chairs with tables other than coffee table height. Even in the room there isn't a desk to work at. We were overall very happy with the stay and the Italian restaurant across the street was perfect for eating early."

West End Guest House

10/10 Excellent

"Had a lovely stay thank you."

Ferry Inn Stromness

10/10 Excellent

"Top notch!"

Forss House Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"The hotel was wonderful and the breakfast absolutely delicious! Very spacious room!"

More cheap stays in Hoy Island

Kirkwall Youth Hostel

Old Scapa Road Kirkwall Scotland

€93

30 Aug - 31 Aug

includes taxes & fees

8/10 Very good! (48 reviews)

Celtic Lodges

White Bridge, Scarfskerry Thurso Scotland

€152

1 Sept - 2 Sept

includes taxes & fees

10/10 Exceptional! (29 reviews)

The Stromness Hotel

The Pierhead Stromness Scotland

€176

31 Aug - 1 Sept

includes taxes & fees

7/10 Good! (94 reviews)

Royal Oak Guest House

Holm Road Kirkwall Scotland

€180

6 Sept - 7 Sept

includes taxes & fees

10/10 Exceptional! (57 reviews)

West End Guest House

14 Main Street Kirkwall Scotland

€186

29 Aug - 30 Aug

includes taxes & fees

8.6/10 Excellent! (83 reviews)

The Sands Hotel

Pier Road Burray Scotland

€257

29 Aug - 30 Aug

includes taxes & fees

9.8/10 Exceptional! (61 reviews)

Find out more about Hoy Island

Top reasons to visit Hoy Island

Stunning Landscapes: Hoy Island boasts breathtaking scenery, perfect for outdoor activities and exploration.
Historical Sites: Discover fascinating archaeological sites and historic lighthouses that tell the story of the island's rich heritage.
Charming Villages: Explore quaint villages that offer a warm, welcoming atmosphere and a glimpse into local life.
Eco-Conscious Activities: Enjoy a variety of eco-friendly experiences, catering to nature lovers and families alike.
Varied Accommodation: Stay in a range of options, from cosy B&Bs to charming hotels, ensuring a comfortable visit.

Find great hotels near Hoy Island

Discover a range of accommodation options on Hoy Island, Scotland, perfect for your getaway. From the charming Hoy Hotel in Lyness to cosy bed and breakfasts, you can enjoy pet-friendly facilities and a welcoming atmosphere. For a unique experience, consider staying in holiday homes or the smaller Rackwick hostel. With easy access to the Lyness ferry, you'll be well-positioned to explore the island's stunning landscapes and attractions.

The Ayre Hotel: Nestled 24.1km from Hoy Island, The Ayre Hotel is a charming 3-star accommodation that boasts a welcoming atmosphere, particularly for pet lovers. Rated 8.6 out of 10 by guests, this lodging offers a unique pet-friendly experience, allowing dogs on the premises. The hotel features amenities such as designated pet areas, ensuring both you and your furry companion can enjoy your stay. With comfortable rooms and a focus on personalised service, it's an excellent choice for travellers seeking a homey retreat.
Albert Hotel: Located 24.1km from Hoy Island, the Albert Hotel stands out with a remarkable guest rating of 9.0 out of 10. This 3-star hotel is perfect for those looking to indulge in delightful dining options, including a restaurant and a coffee shop, accompanied by a bar and lounge area. Guests can enjoy a hearty breakfast and unwind with entertainment options like flat-screen and digital televisions. With a modern yet inviting ambiance, the Albert Hotel ensures a memorable stay for visitors seeking comfort and convenience.
The Stromness Hotel: Situated just 12.9km from Hoy Island, The Stromness Hotel offers a budget-friendly option for those travelling with pets. This accommodation allows pets and features flexible policies regarding pet fees. The hotel provides a relaxed atmosphere, ideal for individuals and families looking for a cosy place to rest after a day of exploration. With its proximity to local attractions and a commitment to providing value, The Stromness Hotel is a sensible choice for budget-conscious travellers.

Where to stay near Hoy Island

Hoy Island, a gem in the Orkney archipelago, offers a delightful blend of history and natural beauty. Visitors can explore the charming villages, soak in the serene atmosphere, and embark on outdoor adventures. Nearby, the larger Orkney Islands provide additional attractions with their friendly communities and family-friendly activities. Whether seeking a secluded getaway or a historical journey, Hoy Island and its surroundings cater to every traveler's desires.

South Walls: A quaint island city located 9.7km from Hoy Island, South Walls showcases its natural beauty with stunning beaches and a charming atmosphere. This destination attracts visitors primarily during the peak summer months from July to September, ideal for those seeking a romantic getaway or entertainment-themed experiences. The serene coastal scenery makes it perfect for leisurely strolls along the shore, while its local landmarks provide a picturesque backdrop for relaxation.
Harray: Situated 20.9km from Hoy Island, Harray is a cultural gem that offers a mix of outdoor adventures and historical exploration. Seasonal tourism peaks in the summer months, with visitors drawn to its sailing opportunities and guided tours. The city is notable for its rich heritage, featuring history museums and historic sites that celebrate the area’s past. Harray is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in local culture while enjoying the beauty of its coastal landscapes.
Stromness: Just 12.9km from Hoy Island, Stromness is a vibrant city that welcomes visitors year-round, although it sees a surge in tourism during the spring and summer months. The city is renowned for its cultural experiences, with a strong emphasis on its historic places and archaeological sites. Travellers can explore fascinating history museums and enjoy the outdoor activities available along the coastline. Stromness offers a unique blend of heritage and natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination.

Things to do in Hoy Island

Shopping

On Hoy Island, you'll find charming local shops offering unique crafts and souvenirs. If you're up for a drive, the nearest larger shopping mall is in Orkney, where you can explore more extensive shops and boutiques for gifts and local goods.

Recreation

At the Hoy Island Wellness Retreat, immerse yourself in calming yoga sessions overlooking the sea, complemented by mindful meditation workshops. Explore local herbal remedies and indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments that harness the natural beauty of the island, offering a tranquil escape from everyday life.

Adventure

Explore the dramatic sea cliffs and rugged landscapes of Hoy Island through hiking trails like the Hoy High Road. For thrill-seekers, kayaking around the coastline offers a unique perspective of the island's natural beauty and wildlife, while birdwatching opportunities abound, particularly for spotting puffins and other seabirds.

Nightlife

A night in Hoy Island offers a relaxed vibe at The Old Manse, where you can enjoy a pint of local ale. For a laid-back evening, visit the Hoy Hotel for a warm atmosphere and hearty food, ideal for unwinding after a day of exploration.

*Distances are measured in a straight line; actual driving distances may vary depending on the route.

Find the best attractions in and around Hoy Island

Hoy Island offers a delightful blend of outdoor, family-friendly, and eco-conscious activities. Visitors can explore fascinating archaeological sites, historic lighthouses, and iconic landmarks that reflect the rich culture and stunning scenery of the area. Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Hoy Island and its surrounding attractions provide numerous opportunities for unforgettable experiences amidst nature.

Old Man of Hoy: This iconic sea stack stands majestically on Hoy Island, offering stunning outdoor scenery. The towering rock formation, shaped by centuries of erosion, presents a unique opportunity for photography and exploration amidst a rugged coastal landscape.
St. John's Head: As the highest sea cliff in Britain, St. John's Head boasts breathtaking views and exhilarating outdoor adventures. The dramatic cliffs plunge into the sea, making it an ideal spot for hiking and witnessing the raw power of nature.
Dunnet Head Lighthouse: Located 20.9km from Hoy Island, this historic lighthouse offers a glimpse into maritime history. Visitors can enjoy the cultural significance of the site while taking in panoramic views of the surrounding coastline and sea.

Best time to go to Hoy Island

The best time to visit Hoy Island can depend on the weather and when visitor numbers rise and fall. The hottest average temperature in Hoy Island falls in August, when visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain. The coolest average temperature in Hoy Island falls in February, visitor numbers are average and weather is mostly cloudy with light rain.

Calendar Month	Temperature	Precipitation	Cloudiness	Occupancy	Pricing
January	43.7°F (6.5°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
February	43.2°F (6.2°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Slightly Low
March	43.7°F (6.5°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
April	45.1°F (7.3°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Average
May	48.0°F (8.9°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Slightly High
June	52.0°F (11.1°C)	No Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Slightly High
July	55.2°F (12.9°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly High	Slightly High
August	56.1°F (13.4°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
September	54.7°F (12.6°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Average	Average
October	51.6°F (10.9°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Average
November	48.4°F (9.1°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Slightly Low
December	45.1°F (7.3°C)	Light Rain	Mostly Cloudy	Slightly Low	Slightly Low

The nearest major airports for your trip to Hoy Island

Reaching Hoy Island is convenient via three major airports. Inverness Airport (INV), located 152.9km away, has nearby hotels such as The Factor's House, a 5-star B&B, and the 4-star Golf View Hotel & Spa. Kirkwall Airport (KOI) is only 24.1km from Hoy Island, with excellent options like the 4-star Hildeval B&B and the 3-star Ayre Hotel. Wick Airport (WIC), situated 46.7km away, offers accommodations including the 3.5-star Harbour Bridge Camps Bar and the luxurious 5-star Ackergill Tower. Each airport provides various transport services to facilitate your journey to Hoy Island.

Frequently asked questions

What's the best place to stay in Hoy Island?

Located 14.8 mi (23.7 km) from the heart of Hoy Island, The Ayre Hotel is a top choice for your stay, based on our traveller data. Other good options for your trip to the area are Castletown Hotel and Manor House. See all available top hotels, or vacation rentals in Hoy Island.

What are some of the best holiday rentals that Hoy Island has to offer?

Cosy House in the heart of Kirkwall: This holiday home rental outside of Hoy Island has laundry facilities and free WiFi to help you feel perfectly comfortable in your new surroundings. Kitchen amenities include a fridge, a stovetop and kitchenware. See all vacation rentals in Hoy Island.

If I need to cancel my hotel reservation in Hoy Island, will I receive a refund?

Yes! Most hotel room reservations are fully refundable if you cancel before the hotel's cancellation deadline, which often is within 24-48 hours of your check-in date. If you booked a non-refundable reservation, it may still be possible to cancel it and receive a refund within a 24-hour period of booking. Filter your search by fully refundable to find flexible hotel deals in Hoy Island.

What's it like to stay in Hoy Island?

Visitors can enjoy all that Hoy Island has to offer, including the seaside, parks and monuments. Tourists can also enjoy so much more including its museums. There are 211 hotels and other accommodation options in the surrounding area. Find out more about Hoy Island.

What should I see while I'm in Hoy Island?

Landmarks like Standing Stones of Stenness and Dwarfie Stane might be worth a visit. Natural beauty is on display at Ward Hill, Old Man of Hoy and St. John's Head. Additionally, you might want to add Scapa Flow Visitor Centre to your itinerary. Take a look at what more there is to see and do in Expedia's Hoy Island guide.

What's the weather like in Hoy Island?

The hottest months are usually August and July, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are February and January, with an average of 7°C. Average annual precipitation for Hoy Island is 1080 mm.

Hoy Island Hotels

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Our top choices for Hoy Island hotels

1. Lindisfarne Bed & Breakfast

2. Murray Arms Hotel

3. The Hawthorns Bed & Breakfast

4. The Stromness Hotel

5. Premier Inn Thurso

6. The Royal Hotel Stromness

7. Celtic Lodges

8. Greenland House B&B

9. The View by BIDE Hotels

10. Smithfield guesthouse

11. Karrawa Guest House

12. Castletown Hotel

13. Ferry Inn Stromness

14. Northern Sands Hotel

15. The Sands Hotel

16. Cottage Sleeps 9 With Sea Views and Parking

17. The Shore

18. The Ayre Hotel

19. Park Hotel

20. Aurora B&B

Stay near popular Hoy Island attractions

Old Man of Hoy

St. John's Head

Ward Hill

Scapa Flow Visitor Centre

Dwarfie Stane

Learn more about Hoy Island

Top Hoy Island Hotel Reviews

Park Hotel

Pentland

The Shore

Manor House

Castletown Hotel

The Orkney Hotel

West End Guest House

Ferry Inn Stromness

Forss House Hotel

More cheap stays in Hoy Island

Kirkwall Youth Hostel

Celtic Lodges

The Stromness Hotel

Royal Oak Guest House

West End Guest House

The Sands Hotel

Find out more about Hoy Island

Top reasons to visit Hoy Island

Find great hotels near Hoy Island

Where to stay near Hoy Island

Things to do in Hoy Island

Find the best attractions in and around Hoy Island

Best time to go to Hoy Island

The nearest major airports for your trip to Hoy Island

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