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Monamore Guest House

The Arran Lodge

The Arran Lodge at Altachorvie, luxury self catering sleeps 20-60 Arrans Larges Self Catering House. Perfect for group accommodation. We have 13 rooms which sleep 22 people, you'll book spaces individually or have use that is exclusive of Arran Lodge and grounds on a self catering basis. Formally referred to as Altachorvie Island Retreat The Arran Lodge enjoys a secluded, elevated place in Lamlash regarding the Isle of Arran. 10 mins through the ferry terminal. Celebration Venue- Sleeps 60 in 20 singles and 20 increases - preparing a event that is big the full Arran Lodge plus the Arran Sleep Huts - our economy private ensuite rooms.  The Arran Lodge at Altachorvie enjoys a secluded, elevated place in Lamlash on the Isle of Arran. We are not as much as 10 minutes drive from the ferry terminal at Brodick. Entirely private towards the top of our personal drive that is wooded have a spectacular ocean view - one of the better on Arran, overlooking Holy isle and Lamlash. Specific rooms rented away as room only. Exclusive use of main home which include all bedrooms ( 7 Doubles and 6 singles), living area, sitting room and kitchen.  Additional rooms could be employed for a charge that is supplementary club £100 and function space £500 (dining for 60); please consult with and pay directly to place.

Burlington Guest House

The Burlington Guest House integrated 1905 and is an example that is fabulous of architecture. Come and remain with us and experience the exhilaration and tranquility regarding the Isle of Arran. Do read our reviews on TripAdvisorand view our menus.

Grahamfield

Set in mature gardens and commanding wonderful views out throughout the sea, Grahamfield is a beautifully renovated house set back through the coast in Whiting Bay, providing ample and accommodation that is comfortable up to seven adults.The home itself is quite well equipped and would attract particularly to families and outside enthusiasts seeking an appropriate household from where to explore and enjoy all that Arran provides. Three associated with the rooms reap the benefits of sea views and downstairs has an sun that is additional in which visitors can elect to relax. The yard is private and sheltered, perfect both for outside soothing and dining within the sunlight. Lying simply a stones throw through the shore, it will be perfect for kayak and boating enthusiasts in addition to those that enjoy sea fishing. Additionally it is just a very walk that is quick the centre for the village and visitors can anticipate the outlook of fresh bread and coffee for breakfast.Whiting Bay offers lots of options for eating at restaurants, also some exceptional cafes, an art gallery, shops and a delicatessen. In addition, there is certainly access that is not hard period channels and both low and advanced level walks, including Giants Graves and Glenashdale Falls. Further tasks which are outside offered at the Outdoor Activity Centre in Lamlash, and also the Auchrannie in Brodick. Whiting Bay course is more or less one mile from the homely house and there are an additional six courses across the island.

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Auchrannie House Hotel

The intimate and calming environment of the home hotel will make certain you have actually a great stay whether travelling alone or as a few. Enjoy open fires within our individually designed lounges before maneuvering to your beautifully presented, well equipped room with a view that is stunning comfortable furnishings.  Decide to try a larger professional room with a bed that is king-sized a seating area. Or, update to a suite that is sumptuous with a super-king sized sleep, a different lounge to calm down in, a glamorous restroom with a raindance shower and a bath tub big sufficient for 2! All upgraded rooms include thoughtful extras such as a Nespresso coffeemaker, iPod docking station and good fresh fruit into the room on arrival.

The Wee Cottage

 This snug hideaway for 2 is an element of the Conservation Area referred to as Douglas Put (the road, locally) and used to be a post office and shop at the start of the century that is final. Carefully converted, it comprises a light, airy bedroom that is dual and an open plan living room and kitchen area downstairs, leading through to a contemporary shower room and little energy area, which houses the washer. All heating and cooking is electric for comfort and convenience. Wi-fi has also been set up to enhance your convenience.  The Wee Cottage has a little private patio courtyard to the rear and an expanse of open yard area to your front, giving the impression of open space but providing its seclusion and privacy at the same time in keeping using the other houses in The Street.  The Wee Cottage is extremely popular, so you desire to come take a look this new western Lodge that will be designed for 2014 if it is unavailable whenever.  Brodick town centre isn't any more than a 10 to fifteen minutes walk, having its choice of shops and restaurants, as the Auchrannie spa and hotel resort isn't to date. Brodick Golf Club as well as the beach are both within about 600 yards. Out of this peaceful backwater, explore the Brodick Castle and Gardens, climb up the island's peak that is highest and explore the Island's highways and byways at your leisure as an element of a quiet, intimate getaway.

Emily McIntosh welcomes you to enjoy a escape that is hidden her brand new guest household (exposed might 2018) in the stunning Isle of Arran, set a 10 moment drive from Brodick ferry terminal, a 2 minute walk from the sea and a 5 minute walk through the centre of Lamlash town. Nestled among three acres of normal woodland, lawn and wildlife garden, Monamore encourages guests to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors being scottish find the wildlife which inhabits it. Well behaved dogs are welcome in the available spaces and yard and can join their owners at morning meal. 

Brodick Castle and Country ParkSituated regarding the island that is gorgeous of, Brodick Castle's history can be traced back so far as the Vikings. The setting is staggering: fronted by the sea, bedecked with gardens, surrounded by hills and ignored by the majestic mountain of Goatfell.Imagine what it must have now been want to inhabit this location that is fantastic surrounded by fine paintings, classic furniture and valuable objects, each of which you can still see today.At any time of the year the gardens are very well worth a visit, though specially in spring whenever internationally acclaimed rhododendron collection bursts into complete bloom. Venture out to the nation park and discover wildflower meadows where Highland cows graze, woodland trails and waterfalls which are tumbling.

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Brodick Castle and Country Park

Saltcoats is a wide, sandy beach with excellent views out over the Firth of Clyde and across to the mountainous Isle of Arran. It sits in a south-west facing bay between the towns of Saltcoats and Ardrossan.

The water stays quite shallow along the bay and there is a small, crossable stream runs down the middle of the beach. Saltcoats beach is backed by a long esplanade and a park area that is a good spot for family picnics. Along the esplanade there are toilet facilities and a children’s play area.

There is a car park along Montgomerie Crescent, with access to the centre of the beach down a short slipway. Further roadside parking is also available.
Ardrossan South Beach Railway Station is just 100 meters from the beach, from which there are direct train services to Glasgow.

Visitors are well-catered for, with two town centres very close to the beach; Saltcoats at the south-eastern end and Ardrossan at the north-western end. Both have plenty of shops, cafes, and restaurants.

The picturesque ruins of Ardrossan Castle, sit atop a small hill not far from the beach. The ancient castle was destroyed by Oliver Cromwell’s troops in 1648, and is said to be haunted by the ghost of none other than “Braveheart” - William Wallace.

Great British Beaches from the UK Beach Guide.  Saltcoats is a wide, sandy beach with excellent views out over the Firth of Clyde and across to the mountainous Isle of Arran. It sits in a south-west facing bay between the towns of Saltcoats and Ardrossan.

Saltcoats Beach

Sunbathe and find out wonderful views for the Clyde Estuary and minimal Cumbrae at Ardrossan Beach in Southern Scotland.This resort that is popular sets you within the perfect location to start to see the local landmarks without making your beach towel. You will have no problem spotting the iconic rock that is 52-foot, built in 1811, during the RSPB's Horse Island birds reserve.A lazy time at the coastline is a strong family favourite - simply unwind and luxuriate in the sun to the sound of kids playing and waves washing regarding the coast with a quiet Woosh. Want more fun? Ardrossan Beach is popular amongst watersports enthusiasts and features a variety of motorboat tours.

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Great British Beaches from the UK Beach Guide

Ardrossan Beach

Its not all coastline has to be busy and big! The bay nestled between Irvine and Saltcoats discover a patch of sand less known and enjoy each day at Stevenston Beach in Southern Scotland.This neighborhood treasure surrounds. It includes breathtaking views across the Firth of Forth towards the Isle of Arran.A day that is lazy the beach is a strong family favourite - simply unwind and enjoy sunlight towards the sound of kids playing and waves washing on the shore with a quiet Woosh. Want more enjoyable? Stevenston Beach is near to the city centre, if you fancy a tour that is fast. Up for a little bit of exploring? Look at the local nature book to see some wildlife that is amazing.

Stevenston Beach

Enjoy a fantastic day out by the ocean, and feel the holiday vibe at Newton Beach near Millport.
This beach is immaculate and sandy and it is a kid and dog friendly location with clear seas. The promenade has locats of seating and cafes and shops. Its a great place to spend a day out, a really beatiful beach location in Cumbrae.

This scenic beach gets the most useful of both worlds. It is  close to the town centre, but it addittionally has stunning views of this Clyde Estuary and minimal Cumbrae. And to state how good it actually is, Newton Beach won a Beach Award from Keep Scotland gorgeous!

For a relaxed family day out the coastline is a firm family favourite - just unwind and enjoy sunlight towards the sound of young ones playing and waves washing on the coast with a quiet Woosh. 

Want more fun? At Newton Beach your children has the chance to climb regarding the famous Crocodile's nose. Haven't heard of it? Time to head over and find out!

Dog Information for Newton Beach: Dogs are very welcome on all Cumbrae's beaches and walks. The only ask is that you keep to the country code to ensure Cumbrae keeps its reputation as the doggy island! The code reminds us all to use our right to roam responsibly.

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Monamore Guest House

Number 75, Isle of Arran, North Ayrshire KA27 8NQ, Scotland

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