The Nethercliffe Hotel is a family run hotel in the centre of Wick, providing 3 star Accommodation and superb home cooked meals in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Created from a dwelling built in 1824, the original building is one of the oldest in the county and has many interesting architectural features, including original cornicing and a cast iron cooking range in the cellar, which was once servants' quarters.
A south facing garden, a riot of colour during the summer, is available for patrons' use and is a relaxing haven to enjoy a glass of Old Pulteney, the local whisky, on a summer's night when the days stretch and darkness is reluctant to fall. Off road parking is available in a free public car park directly opposite the hotel and motorbikes can be accommodated in a secluded area of the hotel grounds.
The 6 en suite rooms are generously sized and each has flat screen digital television, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones and free access to wireless internet.
A south facing garden, a riot of colour during the summer, is available for patrons' use and is a relaxing haven to enjoy a glass of Old Pulteney, the local whisky, on a summer's night when the days stretch and darkness is reluctant to fall. Off road parking is available in a free public car park directly opposite the hotel and motorbikes can be accommodated in a secluded area of the hotel grounds.
The 6 en suite rooms are generously sized and each has flat screen digital television, tea and coffee making facilities, direct dial telephones and free access to wireless internet.
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Caithness is blessed with some of the most beautiful and unspoilt scenery in Scotland and we will be more than happy to help you explore it.
As well as being the perfect base from which to start, the hotel has a range of information available about local sights and the owners can provide any assistance you might need during your stay.
Natural spots such as beaches, forests and the dramatic Stacks of Duncansby are a short drive from Wick, as is the former holiday home of the Queen Mother, Castle of Mey, which can be visited in the summer.
As well as being the perfect base from which to start, the hotel has a range of information available about local sights and the owners can provide any assistance you might need during your stay.
Natural spots such as beaches, forests and the dramatic Stacks of Duncansby are a short drive from Wick, as is the former holiday home of the Queen Mother, Castle of Mey, which can be visited in the summer.
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