Impala Guest House

Stayed in Room 5 for 1 night. Arrived late about 7 ish after a long drive. The guesthouse has private parking for about 4 cars in marked bays. For breakfast, Impala has a pre-order form, but I was leaving early to catch the ferry to Orkney and would not have had time for breakfast. The owner offered to make a lunch bag instead which was really nice of her. The room was smallish, but that’s fine for an overnight stay. The room had a chair, kettle and enough tea/coffee to last a couple of days. The mattress was thick, with a slightly soft firmness, but comfortable. The covers and pillows were thick and cosy. Location wise, Impala is far out from the centre of Wick, so you’ll need a car if you’re planning to eat out. Overall, I had a good stay and would stay again.

We were greeted by the owner and shown to our room which was very clean and well decorated. There was sufficient parking and a taxi into Wick for dinner was not expensive. Breakfast was very good. We were close to Castle Sinclair Girnigoe ruins which is worth a visit.

My wife and I stayed here for 1 night whilst touring the NC500.Julie was a Lovley host.She made us so welcome in her home.Full of ideas for great places to visit in the area.Our Room was huge and extremely comfortable.Its about a mile to the town centre but a pleasant walk.Breakfast was exceptional.Would stay here without hesitation if in the area again.Our favourite stay on our holiday.

We would recommend this lovely B&B. Enthusiastic welcome from Julie, who also gives advice on local restaurants, and books taxis. £3.50 fare into town. On the outskirts of Wick, so quiet and peaceful. Easily located. Good parking. Clean, light room. Adequate space. Good bed meant good sleep. Great breakfast.