16th July 2021, guest from West Wycombe:
"Warm
Welcome, perfect scenic location, immaculately clean, great walk in shower. "

Would Recommend: Yes

19th June 2021, guest from Nairn:
"Spotlessly clean, stunning views, great home made food, the most comfortable bed, every attention to detail! The house is always warm and May is such a welcoming host. We would heartily recommend Button-Ben to anyone visiting Orkney."

Tip:
"Such friendly people, so much to see and do and the weather was amazing while we were there.
Rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, fresh sea air, wild flowers, so many birds and more cows than you can imagine, producing all those tasty cheeses!
Amazingly preserved Neolithic settlements - book online in advance at Historic Scotland for official entry to Skara Brae. Stromness with its narrow, winding main street and Kirkwall with the stunning St Magnus cathedral, bishops’ and earls’ palaces and other ancient buildings still in use. The sense of the historic strategic importance of Orkney, particularly for the Vikings, is everywhere and the many commemorative wall plaques draw attention to the contribution of Orcadians to the arts, sciences and exploration.
We didn’t have long enough to visit the many art studios but the work for sale in Kirkwall is impressive. So much creativity, the silver jewellery is beautiful and many of the pieces reflect the life and landscape of the islands.
There are great delis in both Stromness and Kirkwall selling a wide range of local produce. The Ferry Inn in Stromness is a good place for a relaxed evening meal with small group sized tents outside. The Smithfield Hotel at Dounby provides an amazing range of choices for food allergy sufferers, highly recommended!
Last, but not least, the few buskers we heard in Kirkwall were very talented, as was the lady practising her composition for the St Magnus Festival in her shop in Stromness!

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Would Recommend: Yes