Bed and Breakfast accommodation in Orkney Bellavista Guest House is a Three Star, purpose built, family run Guest House in a quiet, peaceful area of Kirkwall, Orkney, run by Mother and Daughter, Patsy and Angela Walls. Bellavista is situated near the shore and is a 15-20 minute shore hugging walk in to Kirkwall. Bellavista makes sure you have the best start each day as possible, with a delicious breakfast.
Email Bellavista enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com
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Accommodation
The accommodation available comprises of:
* 3 x Double rooms with en-suite facilities
* 2 x Twin rooms with en-suite facilities
* 1 x Family room with en-suite facilities
* 1 x Single room with en-suite facilities
* 1 x Single room with own private shower room
One Twin and two Double en-suite rooms are available on the ground floor.
The Twin room has mobility grips fitted in the en-suite. Please discuss
any additional requirements you may have when booking.
* Tea, coffee making facilities
* Hairdryer
* TV with freeview
* Wireless internet connection
* Information packs on Orkney
* Extra blanket
* Alarm clock
* Fold down table and chair for laptop computer, writing or toiletries.
Bellavista operates a seasonal pricing structure to reflect demand for
accommodation.
Breakfast is served from 7.15am – 8.30am. Cereal, fruit, yoghurt, tea/coffee is available for guests requiring breakfast prior to 7.15am.
Bellavista breakfasts use fresh local produce wherever possible including;
* Beef/pork sausages from family farms
* Local produce: bread, milk, oatcakes, black pudding, eggs, cheese
* Marmalade and cheese made by Angela
* Rhubarb jam made by Patsy
Soya milk, margarine and yoghurt are available. Bellavista will try, where
possible, to cater for dietry requirements.
Younger guests are well catered for, with child high chairs, plates, cups,
cutlery and bibs available for use.
The dining room looks out onto a large well kept garden with bird tables.
Space to Relax
A large garden and pond with seating areas is provided for guests
to relax in. Guests can use the large private car park and secure outbuildings
for storage of bicycles and other outdoor equipment.
Children
Children are welcome at Bellavista, child pushchairs and bath
toys are available, please discuss requirements when making the booking.
Internet Access
Bellavista provides a computer and printer for guests use with free internet access. Free wireless connection is also available throughout the building
Directions to Bellavista
Northlink Hatston (Kirkwall) Terminal
From Hatston Pier turn left following the signs for Kirkwall and keep
to the harbour road, going straight through the roundabouts, which will
bring you to Kirkwall Harbour, where you will see the Kirkwall Hotel on
your right. Keep the sea on your left and proceed through the roundabout
and up the incline (Shore Street) into Cromwell Road, leading to Carness
Road. Continue along the coast road for approximately 1 mile until you
arrive at a junction. We have a sign at this road end. Keep to the coast
road with the sea still on your left. Our entrance is the first on the
right.
Northlink Stromness Terminal
From Stromness take the A965 to Kirkwall (approximately 15 miles). On the way you will pass the Stenness Loch known for its’ trout fishing and the village of Stenness. Further on Maeshowe is on the left and Tormiston Mill on the right. You will then drive through the village of Finstown before reaching the outskirts of Kirkwall where you will see Hatston Industrial Estate on your left side.
Once into Kirkwall keep to the harbour road, going straight through the
roundabouts, which will bring you to Kirkwall Harbour, where you will
see the Kirkwall Hotel on your right. Keep the sea on your left and proceed
through the roundabout and up the incline (Shore Street) into Cromwell
Road, leading to Carness Road. Continue along the coast road for approximately
1 mile until you arrive at a junction. We have a sign at this road end.
Keep to the coast road with the sea still on your left. Our entrance is
the first on the right.
Pentland Ferries (St Margarets Hope) Terminal
From the St Margarets Hope Pier follow the road through the village of
St Margarets Hope until you arrive at a junction. Turn left on to A961
and follow the road until Kirkwall (approximately 15 miles). On the drive
to Kirkwall you will pass the village of Burray, the Italian Chapel, drive
over the Churchill Barriers and through the village of St Mary’s
in Holm. Continue to drive until you have passed the Highland Park distillery.
As the main road veers to the left turn right and follow the road to the
junction. Turn left on to Dundas Crescent; follow the road until it branches
off on the right into School Place. Follow School Place turning left into
St Catherines Place until you reach the roundabout at the harbour. Turn
right at the roundabout and up the incline (Shore Street) into Cromwell
Road, leading to Carness Road. Continue along the coast road for approximately
1 mile until you arrive at a junction. We have a sign at this road end.
Keep to the coast road with the sea still on your left. Our entrance is
the first on the right.
Kirkwall Airport
Turn right on leaving the airport and follow the road into Kirkwall (approximately
3 miles). Follow Dundas Crescent until it branches off on the right into
School Place. Follow School Place turning left into St Catherines Place
until you reach the roundabout at the harbour. Turn right at the roundabout
and up the incline (Shore Street) into Cromwell Road, leading to Carness
Road. Continue along the coast road for approximately 1 mile until you
arrive at a junction. We have a sign at this road end. Keep to the coast
road with the sea still on your left. Our entrance is the first on the
right.
Centre of Kirkwall, St Magnus Cathedral, Tourist Information Centre
Drive down Castle Street until you reach the junction. Turn right onto Junction Road, then right at the first roundabout, taking you on to the Harbour front and then straight ahead at the next roundabout. Go up the incline (Shore Street) into Cromwell Road, leading to Carness Road. Continue along the coast road for approximately 1 mile until you arrive at a junction. We have a sign at this road end. Keep to the coast road with the sea still on your left. Our entrance is the first on the right.
