Bed and Breakfasts in Isle of Arran

The Isle of Arran is commonly referred to as "Scotland in Miniature" this is because it has a little bit of everything. Theres a distillery, golf courses, bird watching, Bronze Age stone circles, caves, museums and Brodick Castle which has connections with the famous Robert the Bruce.

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Lochranza Hotel, Lochranza, Isle of Arran

PPPN £58
PR2S £94
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
The Lochranza Hotel stands amidst this timeless village and has a spectacular panoramic view across the bay One of Arran's original hotels; The Hotel is tastefully decorated throughout. It has a high level of hospitality and comfort which sees many guests return time and time again. Consequently, whether you come to Arran for fishing, golfing, hillwalking, birdwatching, or just to `get away from it all', The Lochranza Hotel is your ideal base for touring `Scotland in Miniature'. The food is excellent using the best of fresh local produce served in the style of traditional home cooked meals. Dinner can be taken in either our attractive dinning room or friendly and atmospheric bar The bar, with its enviable collection of malt whiskies and choice of real ales, also offers a wide choice of light snacks, speciality coffee, lunches and suppers adding variety and good value for money. The intimate and cosy residents' lounge is a choice spot for quiet relaxation. All bedrooms are attractively and comfortably furnished, and all are fully equipped with en suite facilities, colour television, and tea/coffee hospitality tray. The hills and shoreline which cradle Lochranza, abound with wildlife. Large herds of red deer can be seen all year round; birds of prey, including golden eagles, can be seen soaring above the hills; red squirrels, seals, oyster catchers,otters, basking sharks, swans, cormorants and numerous varieties of duck, are just a few of the wonders that you can see every day in Lochranza. Within the village there is an 18 hole golf course (9 greens), a putting green and distillery. The village hall has ceilidhs, concerts and other events throughout the summer months. Rates: From £58 per person per night. From £94 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. From £95 per family room per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Dinner available. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.

Strathwhillan House, Brodick, Isle of Arran

PR2S £50
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDisabled AccessHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Situated just half a mile from the centre of Brodick on the tranquil Isle of Arran, Strathwhillan House provides quality Bed & Breakfast and Self Catering accommodation. Bedroom 1 has the option of being a double or a twin bedded room with ensuite shower room while Bedroom 2 comprises of a double bed with ensuite shower room and is also available for single occupancy. We also have a large family room with ensuite shower room, usually made up as a king size bed with an additional single bed (can also be 3 singles if preferred), it can also sleep an extra person on a put-u-up bed. In addition we have a twin-bedded room (also available for single occupancy) with private shower room, not ensuite. Our fifth bedroom is also a family room containing containing a kingsize bed and full size bunk beds, the bathroom is private but not ensuite. All our bedrooms will take a cot, please request when booking. All guest rooms are on the ground floor. Parking and access are easy for guests with mobility problems and as such we have a designated car parking space close to the entrance if requested. All rooms are attractively furnished and have colour television and tea and coffee making facilities. Central heating throughout ensures the comfort of the off-season visitor. Walkers and cyclists appreciate our range of books, maps, friendly advice and (occasionally) drying facilities. Freshly prepared food served in our attractive dining room is just one of the reasons why our guests return again and again. Start the day with your choice from our extensive breakfast menu. Breakfast is served each morning between 8.30 & 9.30, however, an earlier breakfast can be arranged if needed, but will not include any cooked food. Packed lunches are available for an extra charge, please notify us on arrival. Vegetarian and Vegan diets can be catered for by prior arrangement. Strathwhillan is an attractive blend of traditional and modern. The original house is over 150 years old and has been carefully renovated to preserve its character. The gardens are laid out with courtyards, lawns and flower beds and there is ample parking near the main door for those who need it. The most southerly of the Scottish Islands, Arran is easily accessible by all means of transport. Just 30 miles west of Glasgow, a one hour crossing on a modern roll-on, roll-off car ferry transports you to this Isle of outstanding scenery and tranquil Hebridean atmosphere. Rates: From £30 single occupancy. From £50 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Disabled facilities by arrangement - please enquire for details. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access.

Invermay, Whiting Bay, Isle of Arran

PPPN £24 - £38
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
For an affordable break in a stunning shorefront location overlooking Holy Isle and the North Ayrshire coast, Invermay is your Arran base. A turn of the century art-deco villa, Invermay is a comfortable and elegant family-run guest house, with captivating sea-views, well equipped rooms, wholesome breakfasts (local produce) and idyllic surrounds. You will receive the warmest of welcomes and be ideally situated to enjoy the many delights that Arran has to offer. Alternatively, you can simply relax and enjoy the quiet beauty and peace of the beach, local wildlife and numerous nearby walks. Children, golfers, anglers, walkers and cyclists all most welcome. Whatever your requirements, we hope we can meet them at Invermay. The house itself is an outstanding Edwardian (1905) early 'art-deco' listed building of significant architectural importance, and with many original features. We have a range of spacious and well-appointed bedrooms on offer - most of the rooms have en-suite facilities, all have television and the necessary features to ensure your stay is one you will wish to repeat. A full Scottish breakfast is available, utilising locally produced ingredients wherever possible. It is of great importance to us that our guests feel at liberty to go out and explore the delights that Arran has to offer, or to simply enjoy the public lounge (which has a magnificent view of the bay - a fantastic place just to sit and watch the sea and wildlife) and idyllic sun patio overlooking the beach. Our breakfast room also enjoys superb views over the bay. There are several quality restaurants within just a few minutes walk. To sustain you after your stroll, hike, ride or round there are one public bar within similarly easy reach, not to mention two tea-rooms within the heart of the village. Whiting Bay itself is surrounded by woodland, hillside and singletrack trails for cyclists and walkers/hikers of all types. The spectacular Glenashdale Falls are also nearby. There is a superb golf course behind the village (a 10 minute walk) which welcomes visitors, and we are usually able to supply clubs for the more ‘casual’ player. We have facilities available for walkers and cyclists including drying room and safe storage for cycles or golf clubs. Packed lunches are available upon request. Away from the village, we are only 5 minutes drive from Lamlash, which also offers a variety of bars and public houses, restaurants, a further quality golf course, numerous walks and rides as well as the ferry crossing to Holy Isle. Brodick is a further 5 minutes on by car with yet more pubs, restaurants, the local brewery and shops for the discerning visitor. Whiting Bay benefits from the excellent and regular bus service to and from Brodick, Lamlash and Blackwaterfoot. There are also first-rate taxi services available locally. Should you require it, we can collect you from the ferry terminal by prior arrangement. Rates : From £24 - £38 per person person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Carrick Lodge Guest House, Brodick, Isle Of Arran

PPPN £32
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Welcome to the Carrick Lodge Guest House. A beautiful, sandstone building situated in an elevated position 450 yards from Brodick Pier. Sitting within attractive mature gardens, Carrick Lodge enjoys enviable views of Brodick Castle, Brodick Bay and Goatfell. A relaxed and friendly guest house with spacious en-suite accommodation, large dining room and resident's lounge offering panoramic views of the Arran hills. Carrick Lodge Guest House Isle of Arran has more to offer than a hotel as we provide a warm friendly welcome to all our guests and can cater for speciality diets in our dining room. All bedrooms are en-suite and come complete with full amenities including television, ironing facilities, hair dryers and tea and coffee making facilities. We also offer free wi-fi internet access. We have off road parking if travelling by car but Brodick is only a 10 minute walk if on foot. The bus terminal and Brodick ferry terminal are only a 5 minute walk with bus stops at the driveway to Carrick Lodge. Arran has something to offer everyone. It is a delight for hillwalkers and climbers and with 7 golf courses golfers too. Horse riding and trekking are available from two centres on the island and for more of a challenge there is paragliding, quad biking. Arran adventure also provide a full range of outdoor activities. Arran has a wealth of local produce. From chocolates and cheese to whisky and beer and also a full range of hand crafted goods. The area has much to offer whether it be action packed or just a get away from it all For weekend breaks in Isle of Arran make us your number one choice. We have been awarded three stars from the Scottish Tourist Board for a guest house offering high quality accommodation in Ayrshire. Rates : From £32 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed by arrangement. 3 Star Visit Scotland. Wifi access. Off street parking.

Mingulay B&B, Whiting Bay, Isle of Arran

PPPN £25
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Mingulay Bed & Breakfast is open all year. A spacious house with magnificent scenery and beautiful sea views situated in a wonderful elevated position in the village of Whiting Bay on the Isle of Arran. Quality accommodation and generous cooked Scottish breakfast are available to give business and holiday travelers on the Isle of Arran a restful night and a good start to the day. In fact, for whatever reason you require to stay on Arran our bed and breakfast accommodation endeavors to ensure you have a comfortable stay at value for money rates. After a day enjoying the attractions and historic sites that Whiting Bay and Arran have to offer, Mingulay Bed & Breakfast is just what you need; a good night's sleep in a peaceful room on a comfortable bed, and to then awake to a wonderfully cooked breakfast. Facilities Each bedroom is equipped with the following: Central heating. Colour TV/Video with Freeview. Hair dryer. Complimentary refreshment tray. Coffee/tea making facilities. Shaver plug. Hot water bottles. Dressing gowns. Both rooms are standard rooms with shared bathroom/shower room. Otter room has 3 single beds(2 of which can be made up as a king size bed) Dolphin room has 1 double bed and 1 single bed. Both have lovely views os the Clyde Estuary. We also offer: Secure indoor parking for bikes and motorbikes. Off-road parking for cars. e-mail and internet access. Use of Arran maps and guidebooks. Advice - extensive local knowledge. Drying facilities.. Video tapes, DVDs, books and games available for use. Outstanding Bed and Breakfast accommodation with fantastic views of Holy Island, the Ayrshire Coast and the Firth of Clyde situated on the beautiful Isle of Arran, often described as "Scotland in Miniature". Arran has a blend of Highland and Island scenery with granite peaks and deep glens to the north of the island, contrasting with its rolling and lush farmlands to the south. Rates : From £25 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking.

Allandale House, Brodick, Isle of Arran

PPPN £40
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
Your host Ann welcomes you to Allandale House. Occupying one of the finest spots in Brodick, close to the ferry terminal and enjoying superb views over the surrounding countryside. With its long established reputation for a warm, friendly welcome, personal attention and a good breakfast, it is a place where guests return, year after year. Allandale House has three en-suite family rooms, with a double and single bed and the possibility to add a fourth bed or baby cot, one double en-suite, one small double (or single) en-suite and a twin room with private bathroom. Every room has : Colour television, tea and coffee facilities, bath or shower, hairdryer and central heating. The Isle of Arran, often referred to as " Scotland in Miniature ", is a small island that captures many aspects of the variety and beauty of Scotland. It has mountains and lochs in the north, and rolling hills and meadows in the south, surrounded by a stunning coastline. It has a distillery, castles, a brewery, museums, outdoor activities, seven golf courses, high quality local crafts and locally produced food. Arran's history dates so far back that it becomes tangled up in Celtic myths and legends of Scotland's past. From the strange standing stones on Machrie Moor to the chequered history of Brodick Castle to the very cave where Robert the Bruce was supposed to have encountered the spider. More than the variety, though, the Isle of Arran offers a chance to relax and shake off the stress of the rat race in beautiful surroundings, enjoying the history, craft and culture of a unique island community. 2 Ground floor rooms with a few steps, suitable for some disabilities. Cot and high chair available. Rates : From £40 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Ample Parking. 4 Star AA.

Glencloy Farm Guesthouse, Brodick, Isle of Arran

PPPN £37.50
No SmokingGarden
Distance: Miles
Glencloy Farm Guest House is set in a large formal garden and paddock, home to a host of Scottish wildlife and our not so wild free range chickens. From all aspects of the house we have splendid views of the Glen from rolling hills and mountains down to the sea, its idyllic. We are a well located base for exploring Arran being close enough to the centre of Brodick for guests to walk into the village, while being on the periphery we enjoy the peace and quiet of the countryside. The Guest House has seven bedrooms available in a variety of layouts to suit most needs, or why not bring a party of friends and family and have sole use of the guesthouse. All our bedrooms have individual character in keeping with a house of this type, and are comfortably furnished with quality crisp bedding on all beds and an ample supply of freshly laundered towels. All rooms have TV/video and a well stocked complimentary refreshments tray. Our guests have the use of our elegant drawing room which overlooks the garden. It is a comfortably furnished room for a relaxed moment of your stay. It has Digital Freeview TV, GameCube and games, games and a piano for your use. You will be able to enjoy your breakfast in the dining area of the drawing room while watching the many wild birds enjoy theirs; we have visiting red squirrels and pheasants that join in too. Food is of paramount importance to us and where ever possible we will use food made, grown or produced locally or by ourselves at Glencloy. Other breakfast products are sourced for quality, an extensive range of marmalades and jams from Arran are available at the breakfast table. A full Scottish breakfast at Glencloy is a feast so be prepared! Rates : From £37.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets.