Where to Stay in Isle of Arran
Scotland in miniature with mountains, beaches and distilleries.
Auchrannie Resort
Scotland's first employee-owned resort featuring two 4-star hotels, luxury lodges, two leisure clubs with pools, destination spa, and outdoor adventure centre. Perfect for families, couples, and groups seeking comprehensive facilities and warm hospitality.
The Douglas Hotel
Multi-award winning boutique hotel in historic Victorian building with 22 beautifully appointed rooms. Just a stone's throw from Brodick ferry terminal with spectacular views over Brodick Bay and Goat Fell. Features acclaimed Douglas Bistro and extensive whisky collection.
Kinloch Hotel
Family-owned since 1954, this beachfront hotel on Arran's sunset side offers 30 en-suite rooms, indoor heated pool, sauna, and restaurant. Spectacular sea views across Kilbrannon Sound to Kintyre Peninsula with a 12-hole golf course nearby.
Lamlash Bay Hotel
Shore-front family-run hotel centrally located in Lamlash village with panoramic views over the bay to Holy Isle. Dog-friendly with 11 en-suite rooms, bistro restaurant serving stone-oven pizzas, and extensive gin and whisky collection.
Lochranza Country Inn
Community-owned 120-year-old inn at Arran's northern tip, recently reopened after community purchase. Seven cosy en-suite rooms, restaurant, licensed bar with beer garden overlooking Lochranza Bay and castle. Close to Arran Distillery and Kintyre ferry.
The Corrie Hotel
Boutique-style hotel built in 1850 from red sandstone, sitting right on the seashore in the idyllic village of Corrie. Thirteen guest rooms with sea views, beer garden on the shoreline, and traditional Scottish hospitality. Dog-friendly and popular with walkers.
The Lagg Hotel
Traditional family-run hotel dating from 1791, set in secluded gardens in wooded hollow at Arran's southern tip. Thirteen en-suite rooms, log fires, acclaimed restaurant, and peaceful atmosphere. Close to Lagg Distillery and beautiful coastal walks.
Ormidale Hotel
Lively family-run pub with seven en-suite rooms, owned by the Gilmore family since 1935. Just 15 minutes walk from Brodick ferry terminal with popular bar, beer garden, and home-cooked meals. CAMRA recommended for real ales and extensive whisky selection.
Cruickshanks Boutique B&B
Award-winning 5-star B&B (Scottish Guest Accommodation of the Year 2018-19) above Whiting Bay with commanding views over Firth of Clyde. Three luxurious suites with Hypnos mattresses, Egyptian cotton, acclaimed breakfasts, and afternoon tea. Minimum two-night stay.
Glenisle Hotel
Award-winning boutique hotel in ancient island inn (probably dating from mid-18th century), completely refurbished in 2008. Stunning location in Lamlash overlooking the bay and Holy Isle. Individually designed rooms, acclaimed restaurant, and relaxed ambiance.