The Sands Hotel
4 StarsAdmire panoramic sea views daily, Dine at the Watersound Restaurant
Admire panoramic sea views daily, Dine at the Watersound Restaurant
Waterfront Views and Setting, Proximity to Ferry Terminal Port
Large communal lounge and dining, Spacious communal self-catering kitchen
Extensive Highland Park Whisky Selection, Central Harbour Front Hotel Location
Experience historic 17th-century building architecture, Walk three minutes to cathedral
Dine on Scottish cuisine onsite, Walk to Kirkwall landmarks easily
Walkable Access to Kirkwall Amenities, Fully Equipped Guest Kitchen Facilities
Waterfront views of Bay Ayre, Daily cooked and continental breakfast
Five minute walk to cathedral, Registration at adjacent Kirkwall Hotel
Fresh local seafood dining experience, Pet-friendly accommodation and dining
Panoramic views of Scapa Flow, Immediate access to Houton Ferry
Utilize onsite private parking, Visit Highland Park Distillery
Visit local Orkney landmarks, Enjoy in-room beverage facilities
Walkable access to Kirkwall center, Shared guest lounge with kitchenette
Renovated 200-year-old historic building, Convenient access to Kirkwall centre
Quiet location near town center, Convenient on-site guest parking
Shared guest lounge with amenities, Short walk to Kirkwall center
Relax in the shared lounge, Access Kirkwall Airport within minutes
Guest lounge with shared facilities, Large private off-street parking area
Well-equipped kitchen and laundry, Convenient parking and transport
Panoramic Scapa Flow Dining Views, Convenient Access to Kirkwall Attractions
Select rooms with marina views, Private entrance in Room 3
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12,000 Italian prisoners captured in North Africa were held on Lamb Holm between 1942 and 1945. They were given the task of building the Churchill Barriers, which were causeways intended to help protect Scapa Flow against German U-boats and are now used as road links between some of Orkney’s islands. During their free time, the Italians built a chapel using recycled material. The body of the chapel was made of two Nissen Huts. The driving force behind the project was Domenico Chiocchetti, who stayed behind to finish the work after all the other prisoners had been released. He visited the island again in 1964 to help with the chapel’s restoration. Today, the chapel is still used for services and receives over 100,000 visitors every year. It is open daily.
Italian Chapel is a top attraction in Lamb Holm, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Italian Chapel, Kirkwall Airport, The Tomb of the Eagles, Lyness Interpretation Centre, John O'Groats Ferry, all within a convenient distance from Italian Chapel.