Busta House

Originally a 16th century lairds house, Busta House is a former lairds house dating from 1714 with additions in the late 18th century, 1980 and 1983. Situated on the shores of Busta Voe on the outskirts of the village of Brae, now serving as a three star hotel.

Parts of the original 18th century panelling surviving, matching the panelling in Haa of Sand and Gardie House. The outside grounds include a boat house, harbour and slipway, doocot and even Gargoyles brought to Busta from the House of Commons in the 18th century.

The hotel is open to non residents and serves refreshments, snacks and meals on a daily basis and also caters for celebrations of all kinds, including weddings.

We will be more than happy to show people around the property in a very informal manner, tea/coffee will be available and information about the hotel and its history shall be given.