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Description

Location

The hotel is situated overlooking Kirkwall Harbour, where the fishing fleet come and go and the ferries to the North Isles dock. Kirkwall is Orkney's Island principal town and the central point for exploring the island. The farthest distance from the hotel on the island is 30 km.

Facilities

The hotel has a lift and features 19 single rooms and 14 double rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. Services and facilities include a baggage storage service, a TV room, medical assistance, room service, a laundry service, a conference room and a coin-operated laundry. Wireless internet access allows guests to stay connected while on holiday. The hotel has a range of facilities for guests with disabilities. The hotel has wheelchair-accessible facilities. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the car park for no extra charge.

Rooms

Central heating ensures that rooms maintain just the right temperature. Some units offer a beautiful sea view. Rooms have a double bed or a queen-size bed. In the rooms guests will find a tea/coffee station, a TV and WiFi (no extra charge). Wheelchair-accessible rooms can also be booked. The hotel has family rooms and non-smoking rooms. Copyright GIATA 2004 - 2024. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 124971

Meals

Various dining options are available, including a restaurant, a dining room, a breakfast room and a bar. Catering options include bed and breakfast and half board. Breakfast and a lunch à la carte are served every day.

Features

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Description

The 200 year old Ayre hotel is situated overlooking Kirkwall harbour, where the fishing fleet come and go and the ferries to the North Isles dock. Kirkwall is Orkney's principal town and the central point for exploring the entire county. Whether you want to look around the mainland - from Skara Brae in the north to Burwick in the south, or hop on a ferry and visit the isles, you are never more than twenty miles from the hotel. Orkney is steeped in history, going as far back as Neolithic times, so you will never tire of things to see and do, whether you come in summer time and enjoy the long hours of daylight, or if you come in winter for that break away from all the hassles of modern-day living. All 34 rooms have en-suite facilities, colour television and coffee-making tray. There are limited rooms which are more suitable for the disabled; with wheel-chair accessible toilets on the ground floor near the restaurant and public bar.