Highly rated by guests who stayed at Thrumster House
Home-cooked dinners
Friendly resident dogs
Character-rich decor
Complimentary local whiskey
Stately dining room
"Thrumster House is a magnificent, quirky country house full of history and interest."
Anne from United Kingdom
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"Charming and unique - the accommodation had so much character."
Adele from Hong Kong
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"Catherine was the most congenial of hosts you could ask for and made our stay truly memorable."
Rich20 from United Kingdom
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"The grounds are stunning .. I could have stayed permanently!"
Susan C from United Kingdom
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3-Star Historic Country House in Wick with an Iron Age Broch on-site
Amenities & Services
Thrumster House offers free parking and free WiFi across the property. Guests can use the shared lounge with a fireplace and a TV area. Daily housekeeping and laundry service are available on request, along with accessible parking.
Rooms
Rooms include private bathrooms with walk-in showers, free toiletries, and flat-screen TVs. Guest rooms offer garden views and a work desk for convenience. The twin and double rooms are furnished with antique pieces from the host family.
Dining
Breakfast is a full Scottish spread with ingredients sourced from local farms and fisheries. Afternoon tea is offered upon arrival, and hosts can prepare a three-course dinner with wine by request. Guests can sample local whisky by the fireplace in the evenings.
Grounds & Activities
The property has an Iron Age Broch on its grounds, which hosts can show during tours. Five tranquil lochs on the estate offer wild brown trout fishing. Guests can play badminton in the garden, walk the old Thrumster railway line, or explore woodland trails.
Family & Pet-Friendly
Thrumster House is a pet-friendly property with two resident dogs, Bert and Dhu. Families can enjoy the large garden, woodland walks, and badminton. The welcoming environment includes a community atmosphere where guests can chat with the hosts and other travelers.
Highlights
Iron Age Broch: On-site archaeological site with host-led tours
Fishing: Wild brown trout fishing in 5 estate lochs
Breakfast: Full Scottish breakfast with local ingredients
Pet Policy: Welcomes pets and has two resident dogs
Location: Near NC500 route, Castle of Mey, and John O'Groats