Skip to main content

Filter by:


Star rating

Review score

Pierowall – 3 hotels and places to stay
See the latest prices and deals by choosing your dates.
The Reid Hall, hotel in Pierowall

Featuring a garden and views of sea, The Reid Hall is a bed and breakfast situated in a historic building in Pierowall, 2.6 km from Noltland Castle.

Such a beautiful place on a beautiful island. The host Lin and her husband Adam were lovely. I was looked after and made to feel at home. Highly recommend this spot!
9.2
Scored 9.2
Superb
Rated superb
26 reviews
Price from£120per night
No 1 Broughton Bed & Breakfast, hotel in Pierowall

Featuring free WiFi, a sauna and a sun terrace, No 1 Broughton Bed & Breakfast offers accommodation in Pierowall, island of Westray. Free private parking is available on site.

Jerry was extremely welcoming and his home was very comfortable. Perfect for a few days in Westray and very close to Pierowall without being right in the middle of town. I was able to walk to Noup Head from the house which was a bonus. Jerry is a very gifted artist and such a kind host, very interesting to chat to!
9.0
Scored 9.0
Superb
Rated superb
58 reviews
Price from£85per night
2 Bedroom house overlooking Pierowall Bay, Westray, hotel in Pierowall

Set in Pierowall and only 1.4 km from Noltland Castle, 2 Bedroom house overlooking Pierowall Bay, Westray offers accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking.

Everything we needed was there & Elizabeth was very helpful & welcoming. Very well positioned for what we needed.
9.6
Scored 9.6
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
10 reviews
Price from£99per night
Rymmon Retreat, hotel in Pierowall

Boasting lake views, Rymmon Retreat provides accommodation with a garden and a balcony, around 24 km from Maeshowe. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.

Loved my stay at Rymmon Retreats The place had everything you ask for and the place was very clean and tidy.
9.3
Scored 9.3
Superb
Rated superb
115 reviews
Price from£129.75per night
Braeswick B&B, hotel in Pierowall

Braeswick B&B is a property situated on the island of Sanday, a ferry ride away from Kirkwall and Stromness. Free WiFi is offered. The Loth ferry terminal is 3.5 km away.

A beautiful location, comfortable rooms, very attentive host.
9.5
Scored 9.5
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
88 reviews
Price from£120per night
Eviedale Cottages, hotel in Pierowall

Situated in Evie in the Orkney Islands region, with Sands Of Evie Beach nearby, Eviedale Cottages features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.

A thoughtfully run, environmentally aware bakery and pizza bistro, with two lovely, warm and well-maintained cottages. In a quiet Orkney hamlet yet easy to reach everywhere you’d want to go. Excellent hosts.
9.1
Scored 9.1
Superb
Rated superb
26 reviews
Lochview, hotel in Pierowall

Lochview is set in Swannay. The accommodation is 31 km from Kirkwall, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site.

The accommodation was absolutely superb. We were amazed at the sizeable bedroom, bathroom, lounge and kitchen area and all the appliances available to us. We were fortunate enough to have booked for 4 nights and were so sad to leave. We enjoyed being right on the Loch with a lovely view, places to sit outside and relax, and a well recommended place to stay. Well done to Richard and Janet. Thank you so much.
9.5
Scored 9.5
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
41 reviews
The Ruah - Clifftop Retreat, hotel in Pierowall

The Ruah - Clifftop Retreat is situated in Whitehall and offers a private beach area and a garden. This beachfront property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.

Amazing get away. Calm and beautiful. Very relaxing with gorgeous beaches and loads of wildlife
9.8
Scored 9.8
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
9 reviews
Orkney Retreats 1 2 and 3 bedroom Island Farmhouses & Cottages, hotel in Pierowall

Offering garden views, Orkney Retreats 1 2 and 3 bedroom Island Farmhouses & Cottages in Sanday provides accommodation and a garden.

I loved the warm welcome from the hosts themselves. including food treats, flowers, handmade soap, robe and slippers. my dog was just as important, with his own tray of thoughtful items. the decor and attention to detail was very my vibe, I do love a place with history. The information folder was engrossing and helpful for my 3 night stay on Sanday. It’s a very special island Dave and Jackie’s communication was appreciated and I felt very looked after, especially as I accessed the cottage earlier than expected-what a treat!
9.8
Scored 9.8
Exceptional
Rated exceptional
25 reviews
See all hotels in and around Pierowall
Subscribe to receive premium deals

Prices drop the moment you sign up!

What guests said about Pierowall:

  • 10
    Scored 10

    You have to switch to a different mode of operation when you...

    You have to switch to a different mode of operation when you get to Westray, everything happens at a slower pace. Pierowall is the main town on the island with a couple of shops, a hotel and a handful of B&B's (plus some camping). The town is situated around a bay where seals climb up the sloped sea breaks and lounge around, seemingly unbothered by people. It is geographically in the middle(ish) of Westray so makes a good base to explore the island or get to the airport for the world's shortest scheduled commercial flight (about 80 seconds) to Papa Westray where we were lucky enough to see puffins. One thing of note is the shop in Pierowall. It is a typical island shop selling everytning from silicone sealant to eggs, but it has a bizzarely comprehensive range of gluten-free products available. All in all there's nothing to not love about Westray and Pierowall. It's a fantastic place wiht a relaxed pace and everyone we met was really friendly.
    Lord Camsell
    United Kingdom
  • 8.0
    Scored 8.0

    We loved being on an island.

    We loved being on an island. The restaurant at the Pierowall hotel was nice and friendly, though it is a good idea to book and I think the cooking stops at around 8. It was a lovely place to eat every day, except for one when we had excellent fish and chips from the chippy! And the local museum and shops were all open and very good. We found everyone very helpful.
    Sarah
    United Kingdom