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Lybster – 5 hotels and places to stay
The Portland Hotel
The Portland Hotel is located in Lybster. Boasting a spacious guest lounge, this property also provides guests with a restaurant. Guests can have a cocktail at the bar.
North Star Glamping
Located in Lybster, North Star Glamping has accommodation 32 km from Sinclair's Bay. Guests can benefit from a patio and an outdoor fireplace.
Acarsaid B&B
Located in Lybster in the Highlands Region, 35 km from Thurso, Acarsaid B&B features a sun terrace and views of the garden. Free WiFi is offered and free private parking is available on site.
The Antlers
Situated 32 km from Sinclair's Bay, The Antlers offers 3-star accommodation in Lybster and has a garden. Boasting family rooms, this property also provides guests with a terrace.
Helens Lybster cosy cottage on NC500
Set in Lybster and only 32 km from Sinclair's Bay, Helens Lybster cosy cottage on NC500 offers accommodation with garden views, free WiFi and free private parking. The property has quiet street views....
Forse of Nature
Set in Latheron, in a historic building, 37 km from Sinclair's Bay, Forse of Nature is a recently renovated guest house with a garden and shared lounge. The property has sea and river views.
The Windy Roost
Featuring a garden, The Windy Roost is set in Occumster in the Highlands region, 30 km from Sinclair's Bay. There is a private entrance at the campground for the convenience of those who stay.
Castle Shieling
Set in Latheron and only 35 km from Sinclair's Bay, Castle Shieling offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. The property has mountain and garden views.
Norseman Hotel
Nestled in the heart of the picturesque town of Wick and overlooking Wick River, The family-run Norseman Hotel features its own private garden. It offers an on-site car park and free Wi-Fi.
Caithness Inn
Caithness Inn is situated in Wick, within 10 km of Sinclair's Bay and 31 km of The Castle Gardens of Mey. This 4-star hotel offers room service and free WiFi.
What guests said about Lybster:
- 8.0Scored 8.0
Take the walk down to the harbour.
Take the walk down to the harbour. It is very scenic and we were lucky enough to see dolphins offshore. There is also a short path uphill from near the harbour which gives views down to the harbour and along the coast.
NeilUnited Kingdom - 6.0Scored 6.0
It’s quite and can be used a base only. Nothing around.
It’s quite and can be used a base only. Nothing around. We went 20minutes back down the road to a Resturaunt called “the bay” it was lovely but you need to book ahead because it’s the only one for miles.
laurenUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
The area is very very rural.
The area is very very rural. Lybster does have one hotel where you can eat if required. The nearest town is Wick which is about 15 miles away. It has a Lidl and Tesco's. Truro is bigger (20 miles away) and has a better selection of eateries. You really do need to plan your meal times and where you will be throughout the day. It is 33 miles to go to John O'Groats which is the main attraction. Beautiful scenery and various hiking trails available. A ferry is also available to take you to Orkney Islands if required. Approx £90 for a car plus 2 pax ONE WAY.
AlanUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lybster is a village with a lot to offer by way of friendly...
Lybster is a village with a lot to offer by way of friendly Caithness hospitality. It is in close proximity with the principal town of Wick and conveniently located for visiting local tourist attractions and the breath-taking scenery of the North coast.
WilliamUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lybster has a lovely harbour where you can go for cliff top...
Lybster has a lovely harbour where you can go for cliff top walks or enjoy a snack outside the Waterlines Museum which is also very much worth a visit. It also had a superb garden centre on the main street and a nine hole golf course. Its welcoming hotel provides good food. Glass Storms has beautiful work on display and for sale.AndrewUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
The harbour was a treat!
The harbour was a treat! The shop the Premier give cash back which was a big help. The pub the Commercial was friendly and so were the locals. We actual saw a picture of our Grandfather on the wall who died 40 years ago. Lots of history such as the road name Quatre Bras after the opening battle of Waterloo named in honour of General Sinclair's sons who fought there.JoeUnited Kingdom
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