Mackays Hotel is located in Wick, in the beautiful area of Caithness. Built in 1883, the hotel has…read moregained wide recognition for its high standard of award winning service and fine food. Using only the best in local produce and fish straight from the boats at Scrabster, No 1 Bistro is one of Caithness's tastiest choices for lunch and dinner.

Great hotel, super friendly team and restaurant uses local produce. Have stayed here a few times…read morewhilst on business and main reason to stay here is being recognised on arrival. The owners Murray and Ellie are always around to support the team. The food is excellent and using local produce which is beautiful. Highly recommended and I will be back.

Clean, comfortable Family Holiday Home. Really lovely, lots…read moreof space, 4 bedrooms!

Really nice guest house and very central. We only stayed a couple of nights but were impressed and…read morevery comfortable. Next to the bank, the guest house was the former bank manager's house and is an elegant historic building with fine Victorian period features and reasonably spacious rooms. Tastefully decorated by the owners: a friendly and efficient local couple: a fireman and his seamstress wife. The wife's sister and mother also help out, making it a truly local family business. The rooms are all individual, with custom-made soft furnishings and elegant decor. There are no ground floor rooms. The stairs are fairly steep and there's a couple of flights to climb to get to the bedrooms, but there were offers of help with the luggage. The dining room is on the first floor. Breakfast was excellent and served on elegant plates. The rooms were en suite and well fitted out. A flask of port on the landing is available for any guest to help themselves to a nightcap a nice touch. Recommended.

From the owner: 4 Star, Town Centre Bed & Breakfast With Links To Local Amenitiesread more

If you want to go on holiday with your horse, this farm near Cardiff offers B&B for both you and…read moreyour horse. Stabling for horses costs £10 - £15 per night. This includes shavings bedding and good quality hay. They have 3 12' by 12' wooden stables and a safe two and a half acre turn out paddock. There's also safe parking for lorries and trailers. Set amidst the rolling countryside of the Vale of Glamorgan, there are plenty of decent forest rides and quiet country lanes and tracks. Meanwhile, you can stay in the 17th century farmhouse B&B, also on the same farm, where they have four en suite rooms. It's a former corn mill, full of character, with the old mill pond still sat alongside the house.