Arran Guest Houses
The Isle of Arran is the most southerly Scottish island and it is highly accessible. Being full of great places to visit Arran is a superb place for a relaxing vacation, however, the island also offers some opportunities for a number of sports such as rambling and watersports.
When taking a vacation on the Isle of Arran it is well worth taking the time to explore the whole of the island. While most visitors focus on the south of the island, which is lush and green, few venture to the 'Highlands' in the north. Though the north of Arran is more barren than the south, and certainly more mountainous, the scenery is just as spectacular and some of the coastal areas are extremely picturesque and well worth a visit.
For those types of people who enjoy rambling and hill walking basing yourself in the north of Arran makes sense and the village of Corrie makes for a great base for a hiking vacation. Corrie is, most probably, the most pretty seaside village on the island and is situated roughly six miles north of Brodick. If you are visiting the island to play golf it is important to remember that Corrie Golf Club is actually a little further up the coast in Sannox (the picture on the left is of Sannox on the Isle of Arran).
Moving even further up the coast an you arrive at Lochranza, which is dominated by the ruined castle standing in a prominent position in the bay. A key is available from the nearby post office if you would like to explore the castle.
Below you will find our listings of guest house accommodation available on the Isle of Arran.
Guest Houses On The Isle Of Arran
See also: Arran Hotels
Altachorvie Lamlash Isle of Arran
Lamlash, Lamlash (Isle of Arran), KA27 8LQ
3 Star
Only 4 miles from the ferry terminal at Brodick, Altachorvie is situated on the east coast of the island, on the edge of the typical Scottish coastal village of Lamlash. From its elevated position the house enjoys stunning views over rolling lawns and Lamlash Bay to Holy Isle. Read more...
Rooms from £39
Glencloy Farm Guesthouse
Glencloy Farm, Glencloy Road, Brodick, KA27 8DA
3 star
Glencloy Farmhouse is set in a peaceful glen just outside the village of Brodick on The Isle of Arran, known as Scotland in Miniature. We have individually furnished rooms all with views of the Gardens and Glen with its rolling green hills.
Rooms From: £70
Belvedere Guest House
Alma Road Brodick, Isle of Arran, KA27 8AZ
Belvedere is appropriately named, enjoying unrivalled views across Brodick Bay towards Goat Fell, the tallest mountain on the Isle of Arran. The Guest House is close to the ferry terminal and all local amenities, including a choice of good restaurants.
Rooms From: £80
Glenartney
Mayish Road, Brodick, Isle of Arran, KA27 8BX
The Glenartney is a lovely 1920's house recently refurbished to a high standard. Quietly situated close to the centre of Brodick and only 10 minutes walk from the ferry. There are glorious views over to Goat Fell and Brodick Bay. Gold green tourism award.
Rooms From: £75
View of Beinn Nuis, Beinn Tarsuinn and Brodick golf club, Isle of Arran, Scotland
