Isle of Arran Hotel Guide - Lochranza Castle hotels in Isle of Arran, United Kingdom.

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"The apartment is so beautiful inside with a wood burning stove and cosy bedrooms and living space. There is more than enough space and the host is very accommodating and friendly. We felt right at home here. "

"Great accommodation, excellent food and friendly staff"

"The room was very comfortable and clean, the lounge area was great for a drink and relaxing. Food for dinner and breakfast was excellent. The locations of the hotel is perfect for getting away from the daily grind."

"We recently stayed at the Dunvegan Guest House with family. The Guest House is in an excellent location with beautiful scenic view of Brodick Bay and the mountains including Goatfell. We were welcomed by the owner George who gave us a quick resume of breakfast times, local places to visit etc etc. Our rooms, as with the whole Guest House were spotlessly clean and well stocked with tea/coffee/biscuits. The bathroom was also well stocked with towels/ shampoo/shower gel etc. On the ground floor there was also a lovely welcoming communal sitting room. In the morning we met Fiona who served our lovely and wholesome breakfast. There was plenty of choice on the menu for everyone. All in all a thoroughly enjoyable stay and we would highly recommend the Dunvegan House Guest House to anyone visiting Brodick. Special thanks to George and Fiona. "

"We had an early ferry to Islay the next morning, and the staff were so thoughtful to prepare our breakfast ahead of time and leave it at the front desk. Great service and nice, comfortable room. The hotel is also very close to the ferry terminal — only about a 10-minute drive, which was very convenient."

"Great stay"

"Our Princess Suite room was wonderful - nice size, nice bed and view over the harbor, in this comfortable and well appointed small guest house right in the center of Tarbert town. We would happily return! "

"Faultless hotel, clean very good breakfast Outstanding staff Joy the manageress was soo helpful nothing was to much "