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Wick Hotel List
Norseman Hotel Wick
District: City Centre Super Saver
Good7.3
(60 reviews)
Bank Guest House Wick
District: City Centre Popular
Family run guest house less than 5 minutes on foot from the rail station and close to the harbour
Superb9.1
(55 reviews)
Brown Trout Hotel Wick
District: Watten Popular
Close to Loch Watten in the centre of the village, an affordable and well maintained hub in Caithness
Very Good8.3
(80 reviews)
Mackays Hotel Wick
District: City Centre Popular
Located in Caithness in the town of Wick, near all the attractions in Orkney Isles and the northern Highlands
Very Good8.2
(43 reviews)
Seaview Hotel John o’ Groats
District: John O’Groats
Okay5
(6 reviews)
Introduction to Wick, Scotland
The community of Wick is one of the northernmost municipalities in mainland Scotland, and the river and bay which surround it are both also called Wick, an old Norse word which means 'bay'. The town has been settled since before the era when it was ruled by the Norse, over 1,000 years ago, after which time it became Europe's largest port for herring during the late 19th century. Today, it is often compared to a smaller version of Aberdeen because of the many Victorian buildings along its streets, some of which have been converted into stately Wick hotels. The small size of the town means that most attractions can be accessed on foot from one another. Top sights include: the ruins of the 12th century castle; the Heritage Museum, which depicts the community's herring boom; and the world's shortest street, which is just over two metres long, spanning the length of the Ebenezer Place building.
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