Betty Mouat's Böd

Self-catering accommodation · Shetland Islands

Betty Mouat's Böd

Self-catering accommodation · Shetland Islands
Next to Old Scatness Broch & Iron Age Village, Mainland,, Shetland ZE3 9JW, United Kingdom

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Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null
Betty Mouat's Böd by null

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Comfortable hostel with peat fire, near Viking ruins  

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Next to Old Scatness Broch & Iron Age Village, Mainland,, Shetland ZE3 9JW, United Kingdom Get directions

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Next to Old Scatness Broch & Iron Age Village, Mainland,, Shetland ZE3 9JW, United Kingdom Get directions

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Aug 8, 2025

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karen mckenna

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A fantastic place to stay, right next to Old Scatness iron age settlement and close to Jarlshof. As a bonus you can watch planes take off and land at Sumburgh airport. The Böd is comfortable and cosy with the peat fire, has everything needed for cooking basic meals in the kitchen/dining area and comfortable couches in the communal sitting room, which also has six bunk beds. There's a separate room with four bunks. The Böd has a toilet with a shower, and a separate WC which is used by visitors to Old Scatness when open. There's a washing line outside and a clothes airer to take care of drying laundry (hand wash only). Böds are between a bothy and a hostel in terms of facilities, some more basic than others, e.g. no electricity or shower, so don't expect luxury. Electricity when provided is by meters that take £1 coins, and heating by peat fires (fuel £8 per bag). The Sumburgh hotel offers good food, and there's a well-stocked shop nearby for supplies. You can walk from the Böd to Sumburgh Head, and Ness of Burgi which has the remains of an old fort. West Voe beach is also close by, an attractive stretch of sand.

Edward James Oakeley

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Great story, on site Viking ruins to explore. Very helpful wardens