Sumburgh Hotel Bar
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Look for Sumburgh Hotel Bar in Shetland for hotel drinks and nightlife. The address, Sumburgh, Shetland ZE3 9JN, United Kingdom, sits at the southern tip of the Shetland mainland, with Lerwick, Scalloway, Brae, Yell, Unst, Whalsay and Bressay spread across the wider island group.
Guests have given Sumburgh Hotel Bar a 4.3 out of 5 rating across 310 reviews. The venue operates as a bar and nightlife spot within a hotel setting. Its position in Sumburgh places it near the southern coast of the Shetland mainland.
Opening hours run 11:00-16:00 and 18:00-20:00. Five photos accompany the listing, and the venue maintains a website at http://www.sumburghhotel.com/.
English is the main language, with Welsh on Anglesey and Scottish Gaelic on some Hebridean islands. Grey seals breed around British island coasts, and basking sharks appear in summer surface waters. Standing stones, brochs and early Christian chapels survive on many British islands. The Isle of Wight has vehicle ferries from Portsmouth, Lymington and Southampton, plus a foot service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the street address of Sumburgh Hotel Bar?
The address for Sumburgh Hotel Bar is Sumburgh, Shetland ZE3 9JN, United Kingdom. Further details can be found at http://www.sumburghhotel.com/.
What type of business is Sumburgh Hotel Bar?
Sumburgh Hotel Bar is a bar and nightlife venue on Shetland, open from 11:00-16:00 and 18:00-20:00. It serves as a spot for drinks within the hotel setting on the island.
Where is Sumburgh Hotel Bar located on Shetland?
Sumburgh Hotel Bar sits at Sumburgh, Shetland ZE3 9JN, United Kingdom. Shetland forms part of the United Kingdom, and English is the main language spoken across the islands.
How do guests rate Sumburgh Hotel Bar?
Guests have given Sumburgh Hotel Bar a rating of 4.3/5 across 310 reviews. That score reflects steady approval from visitors to this bar and nightlife venue on Shetland.
Is Sumburgh Hotel Bar close to the beach, town or main attractions?
Sumburgh Hotel Bar is positioned on Shetland within reach of places such as Lerwick and Scalloway. Standing stones, brochs and early Christian chapels survive on many British islands, giving visitors nearby historical sites to explore.
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