Shetland Accommodation

Shetland Hotels and Inns

Sumburgh Hotel, Sumburgh

Hotel

With a wonderful aspect of the sea, this former Laird's home, with 32 en-suite bedrooms, is minutes from two glorious sand beaches, adjoins the ancient monument of Jarlshof and is close to the airport. Fresh seafood and fine wines are specialities.

The Lerwick Hotel, Lerwick

Hotel

A few minutes walk from the centre of Lerwick, this hotel with 34 bedrooms has open, uninterrupted views over Breiwick Bay and the Island of Bressay. Two restaurants to choose from each evening – the informal Brasserie offers a relaxed setting and varied menu, while the seasonal Seafood Restaurant is Shetland’s only, and offers the very best in local and natural fresh seafood choices with an unrivalled view of the local scenery.

Kveldsro House Hotel, Lerwick

Small Hotel

A ‘country house hotel’ in the town – two minutes walk to town centre, yet in a quiet location. Offers stylish elegance, attractive services and quality cuisine in a very relaxing but quality setting. If you like that extra level of personal service and attention, this hotel is for you.

The Shetland Hotel, Lerwick

Hotel

Modern family owned 63 bedroom hotel, conveniently situated opposite Lerwick ferry terminal and harbour. Ample car parking on site. All rooms are en-suite with excellent facilities including satellite TV, direct dial telephones and CD/clock radios. Non-smoking and disabled rooms are available. The Oasis Bistro and Beltrami’s Café Bar provide a relaxing setting for you to enjoy our extensive quality menu.

The Queens Hotel, Lerwick

Hotel

Situated on the sea front in the heart of old Lerwick, this hotel is picturesque and traditional in appearance with many of the refurbished bedrooms offering spectacular views over the Sound of Bressay. The restaurant serves a choice of seafood and other local produce.

Grand Hotel, Lerwick

Hotel

Shetland tradition is alive in the Grand Hotel, nearly 100 years after the hotel took its present fine form. Located in the town centre with parking at the rear, the building also houses Poser's Nightclub.

Scalloway Hotel, Scalloway

Hotel

Situated in the picturesque village of Scalloway, overlooking the harbour, this is a family run hotel with a waterfront restaurant offering quality local produce in comfortable surroundings. The village is a ten minute drive from Lerwick.

Herrislea House Hotel, Tingwall

Restaurant With Rooms

Set in the centre of Shetland, in a tranquil agricultural valley steeped in history since the first Shetland Parliament or Ting was held here. A country house which has been brought to four-star standard by the owners Gordon and Marjorie Williamson. As native Shetlanders, they take great pride in preparing and serving their own lamb and local products in the fine-dining restaurant. They will be delighted to share their local knowledge to help guests enjoy their stay to the full.

Busta House Hotel, Brae

Hotel

A 16th century country house hotel with 20 bedrooms situated in a magnificent and romantic setting overlooking its own grounds and small harbour. Family owned with elegant accommodation, superb food, fine wines and a choice of 120 malt whiskies.

Baltasound Hotel, Unst

Hotel

Your trip to Shetland would not be complete without a visit to Britain’s most northerly island, Unst. The recently refurbished Baltasound Hotel provides good food, wine and locally brewed ale and is a few minutes walk from the pier and marina. Hermaness and the Keen of Hamar are close by. The accommodation is in comfortable, pine log cabins.

Shetland Guest Houses, bed & breakfast, Self-Catering

Alderlodge Guest House, Lerwick

Guest House

Situated in central Lerwick, five minutes walk from the town centre, harbour, museum and library. Private parking available. All rooms are spacious with en-suite facilities, free-view TV, tea and coffee, fridges and clock radio. Some with four-poster bed. Wi-fi is available. Private parking is available. Good home cooked meals are available on request.

Breiview Guest House, Lerwick

Guest House

Situated in a quiet area of Lerwick, this is an ideal base for exploring Shetland. All rooms are spacious, en-suite with digital TV and there is private parking. Relax and have a drink in the ‘honesty bar’ with stunning views over Breiwick Bay. You are assured a warm welcome in this family run guest house.

Glen Orchy House, Lerwick

Guest House

Situated, as Glen Orchy is, on the south side of Lerwick overlooking the Knab and nine-hole golf course, which is free to the public, it is ideal for birdwatchers, photographers, artists and walkers alike, yet still very close to the town centre. Now serving authentic Thai cuisine daily from 6pm to 9.30pm.

King Harald Apartments, Lerwick

Self Catering

Wonderfully spacious two-bedroomed apartments with restricted views over Breiwick Bay. In a central, but peaceful location in a one-way street close to Lerwick's historical town centre and a free nine-hole golf course. Both apartments are well equipped with a fantastic range of modern facilities. Free wi-fi. Further bed spaces provided at a small extra charge.

Gord Holiday Cottages, Cunningsburgh

Self-Catering

Two holiday cottages in a quiet scenic area, recently refurbished to a high standard. Panoramic views towards Mousa, with coastal walks nearby. Excellent situation for bird reserves and some of Shetland’s best archaeological sites. Ten miles from Lerwick, it is the perfect location for a relaxing holiday. Minimum stay three nights.

Lunna House, Lunna

B&B

Historic Laird's mansion dating from 1660 which was the original HQ for the 'Shetland Bus' Norwegian resistance operations during World War II. There are spectacular views from this warm, comfortable family home which is situated eight miles from Voe.

Burrastow House, Walls

Guest House

On a promontory facing the Isle of Vaila, 35 minutes drive from Lerwick, stands the 18th century house of Burrastow. It offers superb local produce and a high standard of accommodation. Perfect for a 'get away from it all' holiday.

Westayre, Muckle Roe

B&B

A warm welcome in a modern family home on a working croft. Quiet area close to sandy beaches. Start of walk to Hams with magnificent cliff scenery and wildlife. Well kept and interesting garden for guests to relax in and enjoy the peace and tranquillity. En-suite facilities and full cooked healthy breakfast.

Buness House, Unst

Guest House

Northernmost listed Laird's house from 1400s. Continuosly occupied by the same family, the Edmondstons can recount a rich historic past that includes exploration and scientific advances from 200 years ago. The comfortable, en-suite bedrooms and the conservatory are all sea-facing. You can dine on local produce including seafood while watching the wildlife from the window.

Fair Isle Lodge and Bird Observatory

Guest House

New eco-friendly, en-suite accommodation set in a stunning location with views of the harbour and cliffs. Full board, licensed bar, interpretive room and free ranger service offering guided walks and slideshows. Visit the museum and local crafts on Britain's remotest inhabited island. Note that air or ferry travel to Fair Isle will cost extra.

Setterbrae, Spiggie

Guest House

Relaxing accommodation located in the picturesque South Mainland overlooking the Loch of Spiggie RSPB reserve, with St Ninian’s Isle in the distance. Ideally situated for visitors to experience the unique archaeological sites of Jarlshof and Old Scatness. Trout fishing on the loch, walking and the opportunity to view interesting birdlife nearby. Located close to Sumburgh Airport and the ferry to Fair Isle.

Saxa Vord, Unst

Self-Catering

Siturated in the north of Unst - Britain's most northerly island - Saxa Vord is surrounded by amazing scenery and fascinating wildlife, geology and Viking archaeology. Saxa Vord offers 13 outsanding three-bedroomed self catering houses (sleeping five) set around a central lawn with children's play area. The Saxa Vord restaurants and lounge bar are only a few minutes walk away.