Earl Thorfinn Cottage

Summary

Earl Thorfinn Cottage is a bright holiday home situated in Kirkwall the capital of Orkney, just 5 minutes walk to the town centre, shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, where you can sample a huge range of local Orkney produce, whilst Earl Thorfinn's location is central with parking,it is still set in a quiet area, ensuring guests have a relaxing and peaceful place to stay. Take a stroll down the town on a sunny evening, have a nice meal in one of the many restaurants, sample an Orkney beer or Orkney wine or just soak up the relaxing atmosphere you will find nowhere else other than here in Orkney!

About Earl Thorfinn Cottage

This lovely two bedroomed cottage is a 5 minute walk to the town centre and less than a 10 minutes drive from the Northlink Ferry terminal and airport. Earl Thorfinn Cottage has a double bedroom and a twin bedroom with a newly refurbished shower room. There is a small garden to the back and front of the cottage and has parking. All bed linen, large bath towel and hand towels are included and dish towels/cloths are provided. Complimentary Orkney fudge and oatcakes, subject to availability.

Double bedroom.
Twin bedroom.
Newly fitted shower room.
Living room with leather corner sofa and oak furniture.
Fully fitted and well-equipped kitchen.
All bed linen is included and dish towels/cloths are provided. Complimentary handmade Orkney soap and shower gel are provided in the bathroom along with complimentary fudge and oatcakes that are made on Orkney.

Visiting Kirkwall & Exploring Orkney

Kirkwall is the largest town on Orkney and is right in the heart of Orkney Mainland. This makes it a great base for visiting places such as:

St Magnus Cathedral
Earls Palace.
Scapa Beach.
Highland Park Distillery.
Scapa Whisky Distillery.
Orkney Gin distilling.

Orkney is a stunning island situated 59 degrees north just off the top of the Scottish mainland and is full of history, charm and character. When heading out west of the Orkney mainland, you can reach the second largest town Stromness, Neolithic Sites, Skara Brae and the Standing Stones of Stenness. Alternatively, when travelling east Kirkwall you can visit the Italian Chapel and Churchill Barries from WWII. A trip to Orkney would not be complete without enjoying a boat excursion! Regular boat trips are available from Kirkwall harbour which allow you to explore the outer isles such as Westray, Eday, Stronsay, Rousay and more. Orkney and its outer isles have many beautiful walks and cycle routes, which are just waiting to be explored and enjoyed.

For more information please visit our website. www.selfcateringorkney.com

Rates: From £395 - £650 per week.
Maximum of 4 people.
Sorry, no pets.
Unlimited FREE Wi-Fi internet access.
Parking.
Garden.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.