The Glenburn Hotel
3 StarsPanoramic Rothesay Bay views, Traditional Ettrick Restaurant dining
Panoramic Rothesay Bay views, Traditional Ettrick Restaurant dining
Rooms with sea views and four-poster beds, Historic 19th-century townhouse setting
Seaside promenade location, Sophisticated restaurant and bar
Traditional Scottish dining, Retro-inspired decor
Deluxe sea view suite with private balcony, Sun terrace for relaxation
Rooms with private balconies, Bistro-style restaurant
Panoramic Firth of Clyde views, Hydro Leisure Club indoor pool
Loch-side views from rooms, Authentic Rockabilly Diner
Panoramic island and sea views, Candlelit dining room
Seafront location with wildlife viewing, Historic building with modern comforts
Panoramic Clyde estuary views, Mature garden with outdoor seating
Direct Seamill beach access, Signature local gastronomy
The View restaurant with panoramic vistas, Boutique coastal retreat
Sea view rooms, Historic red sandstone building
Panoramic Firth of Clyde views, Coach tour friendly accommodation
Scenic Firth of Clyde views, Traditional Scottish dining
Panoramic Firth of Clyde views, On-site Italian and traditional dining
Panoramic Isle of Arran views, Historic house with character
West Bay beachfront location, Family-friendly accommodation
Historic Victorian building, Private picnic area
Panoramic sea and island views, Victorian seafront bed and breakfast
Quirky and unique room decorations, Excellent golf course access
Centuries-old coaching inn heritage, Sun terrace for relaxation
Direct beachfront access, Wellness packages available
Family-run sandstone villa, Proximity to Largs attractions
Panoramic Rothesay Bay views, Thoughtful in-room amenities
Loch Ranza and castle views, Wildlife garden
Scenic Kyles of Bute location, Award-winning dining experience
Firth of Clyde panoramic views, Victorian terrace guest house experience
Secure off-street parking, Cottage with private hot tub
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Built between 1879 and 1900 by the third Marquess of Bute, this red stone palace in the Gothic style is the Isle of Bute’s main visitor attraction. The Marquess never saw the house finished in his lifetime, in fact some of the work was only completed in the 1980s. It boasts the world’s first domestic indoor heated swimming pool and was also the first house in Scotland to have electricity. The house is no longer a family home since 1989 but is run by the Mount Stuart Trust. Visitors can also enjoy the 300 acres of gardens surrounding the house. Since 2001, a modern visitor centre welcomes tourists with its shop, audio-visual room and restaurant. The House and gardens are open daily from the beginning of May to the end of September, the gardens from 10 am to 6 pm and the house from 11 am to 5 pm from Sunday to Friday and from 10 am to 2.30 pm on Saturdays. This attraction is accessible to visitors using a wheelchair.
Mount Stuart is a top attraction in Rothesay, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
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Discover nearby attractions, such as Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute Jazz Festival, Cathedral of the Isles, Cowal Highland Gathering, Isle of Arran Distillery Visitor Centre, all within a convenient distance from Mount Stuart.