John o' Groats Lodges

A castle with a white facade and black roof, a grassy area with a large metal sculpture, and a body of water in the background.

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Our top choices for John o' Groats lodges

1. Lodge 16 - 3 Bed Sea-View - a john o'groat that sleeps 6 guests in 3 bedrooms

Wick

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7 Sept - 8 Sept

2. Celtic Lodges

Thurso

Russell

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3 Sept - 4 Sept

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Top John o' Groats Hotel Reviews

Manor House

8/10 Good

"Budget friendly price. Great location. Clean and tidy. Nice bed, but bathroom is too narrow. Great choices of food, but a bit too salty. Staff nice and friendly. Overall worth to stay."

Park Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"We always have a great stay at the Park. The rooms are spacious and well appointed and the staff are super helpful. The water pressure in the bedrooms is excellent and there is always plenty of hot water. Great parking and super convenient yet quiet location. Handy for town and for a quick departure south in the morning. It's not the prettiest building but don't let that put you off. I do miss the omelettes cooked to order in the morning, though."

A john o'groat that sleeps 2 guests in 0 bedrooms

10/10 Excellent

"Arrived at The Inn after a long journey and found the apartment to be first class, amazing views out to sea, great parking and facilities in and out of the apartment. Spotlessly clean and everything you can possibly need is catered for. Highly recommend."

The Ha Farmhouse – John O' Groats | Self-Catering Holiday Home | Holiday Cottage

10/10 Excellent

"A perfect location for a week exploring the northern coast of Scotland. Cosy home with all the facilities you could need, along with a path taking you straight on to the shoreline. Bliss."

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