Premier Inn Thurso

"Callum - was verry nice, a realizat profesional and ot was a verry pleasent person and also the staff was very nice too the best stay"

Forss House

"Located on the northern route of NC500, you can rest without entering Thurso if you travel clockwise. It's best to book dinner in advance, as they only offer dinner at fixed times."

Castletown Hotel

"Old European hotel style"

Park Hotel

The Hawthorns Bed & Breakfast

"The stay at the Hawthorns was lovely. They allow dogs to stay and have a big field for on lead due to cattle in adjacent fields. They received a welcome pack and the room is nice. They did a lovely cooked breakfast and had fruit, cereal and toast."

Bettyhill Hotel

"View from the hotel & room was amazing. Thoroughly enjoyed the hospitality- breakfast and dinner was very good. The view from benches is unforgettable memory. Strongly recommend this place."

Sandras Backpackers

"James and his wife Sandra are very interesting folk who have travelled in India extensively. They are tuned in to what a backpacker needs and appreciates"

Celtic Lodges

"Tucked right along the road between Mey Castle and Thurso, Celtic Lodge is a charming little inn made up of three newly built cabanas. Each one features a cosy living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom, and two bedrooms — one with a full-size bed, the other with a twin. The cabins are spotless and beautifully maintained: not a speck of dust, no damp, no chipped paint — everything feels fresh, modern, and just right. A thoughtful touch: the owner had left a bottle of milk in the fridge, ready for our arrival. We slept in late and enjoyed a quiet breakfast (we brought our own supplies), watching a deer wander just outside the kitchen window."

Pentland Hotel

"This is a traditional Scottish hotel, and one of the larger ones in the town center. The rooms are spacious, clean, and the bathrooms are quite large. Street parking is free from 5 pm to 9 am."