Quoydale Farm

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Address: Hoy, Stromness, Orkney Islands, KW16 3NJ

Telephone: 01856 791315
Fax: 01856 791001
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URL: www.orkneyaccommodation.co.uk

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Orkney is a group of about 60 islands off the north coast of Scotland. It has a rich and varied history, which goes back thousands of years. Quoydale farm represents Orkney accommodation on Hoy with some of the most dramatic and spectacular scenery to behold, and that is what sets us apart.

Nestled beneath the imposing Ward Hill (the highest point in Orkney), our accommodation and bed and breakfast facilities enjoy truly beautiful views over the renowned Scapa Flow. Whether you simply require accommodation only, or b&b, we can accommodate you with a warm Orkney welcome.

The island of Hoy is famous for: The Old Man of Hoy, Dwarfie Stane, Scapa Flow, The Scapa Flow, Rackwick, Betty Corrigall's Grave, Berridale, Wildlife, Rare Birds and more. A Stay on the Island of Hoy is the perfect prescription to reduce stress levels and recharge your batteries, so please take your time and look around.

Quoydale Farm offers a high standard of accommodation in the form of bed and breakfast and self contained cottages. The bed and breakfast consists of a self-contained double/twin room with en suite facilities in Quoydale farmhouse. According to the time of year, prices vary slightly from £15 to £18 per person per night. Evening meals can be booked and cost extra. The Cottage is comprised of two bedrooms - double and twin - shower/toilet and kitchen/living room, and includes all amenities. Prices vary from £150 to £250 per week according to the time of year.

At 57 square miles, Hoy is the second largest of the Orkney archipelago of 70 islands and takes its name from the Old Norse "Haey" meaning high.

the island is beautifully rugged in places with overbearing heather laden hills to the north, and a more gentle, greener landscape to the south - almost two entirely different settings. In fact, due to the shape of the hills and their position, Hoy sometimes appears to have two different climates. It can be warm and sunny in Rackwick, while raining in Longhope. The best part, though, is that you are never more than a half hour car journey from one end of the island to the other. Therefore, the sunshine - if there - can be easily accessed. Especially during the summer season, dances are a common feature and the island supports - depending on the time of year - three or four pubs. Other activities include bird watching, canoeing, angling, hill walking, swimming and much more. The local school's considerable facilities are also shared as a community centre, which include tennis courts, gymnasium and indoor heated swimming pool. The essence of Hoy, therefore, is a beautiful island where you can be as busy or quiet as you like, and in complete safety!

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