PPPN £37
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 £37 per person per night.
Children are welcome.
No smoking. Sorry, no pets.
Ample Parking.
4 Star AA.
