WELCOME TO MUNRO’S
Formerly the Ardmory House Hotel, Munro’s opened for business in August 2007 after extensive internal upgrading and decoration plus a good lick of paint on the outside. (We used low VOC paints throughout the re-design to minimise the toxic emissions - and smells - normally associated with standard paints.)

At Munro’s relax and enjoy our quiet location up on the hill in Ardbeg.  Our large garden has marvellous views over the bay and on beautiful mornings you can have your breakfast on the terrace. You may even spot a fish in the lily-pond.

All our beautifully decorated rooms are all ensuite - one with a whirlpool bath - and also include flat screen TV’s, wireless broadband access, underfloor heating in the bathrooms, lovely soft bathrobes, speciality teas and luxury toiletries.

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The Glendale

20 Battery Place
Rothesay
PA20 9DU
Tel: +44 (0)1700 502329
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Contact Name: Keir and Fiona Glendale Guest House

A Victorian House with  spectacular views over Rothesay Bay. Good food and a warm welcome from Keir and Fiona. Minutes walk from pier and town centre.  FX Tourism Award Winner - 2000

Palmyra Guest House
12 Ardbeg Road
Rothesay
PA20 0NJ
Tel: +44 (0)1700 502929
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Website: Visit Website
Contact Name: Dee and Jim 
Dee & Jim welcome you to Palmyra, overlooking the beautiful Rothesay Bay, Kyles of Bute and Argyll Hills. Late breakfast available

Sunnyside House
12 Argyle Place
Rothesay
Tel: 44 (0)1700 502351
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Contact Name: Lorna and Stevie Campbell 

Situated on seafront, 2 mins from town centre, panoramic views over the hills & Rothesay Bay. Hearty breakfast, children welcome. Come and relax and put your feet up in a clean and comfortable family run home.

 

The Moorings

7 Mountstuart Rd, Rothesay,
Isle of Bute
PA20 9DY
Tel: +44 (0)1700 502277
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Contact Name: Frank J Hill The Moorings

Seafront, restored, victorian lodge (1850) which boasts spectacular views across the Firth of Clyde.  Spectacular suites and seaviews.

Close to all amenities; free off street car parking; pleasant garden seating area;

Couples, families, singles - all welcome - relax and enjoy our home and island.

The Bute House Hotel

4 West Princes Street
Rothesay, Isle of Bute
PA20 9AF
Tel: 44 (0) 1700 502481
Tel: 44 (0) 1700 502322
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Contact Name: Leo Pellegrotti 
Welcome to the Bute House Guest House, situated right in the heart of Rothesay town, overlooking Guildford Square and the harbour, just 50m from the ferry terminal.  Come and relax in this clean, comfortable, well presented guest house, run by Leo, Josie and daughter, Katie Robyn.  You will arrive as a new guest, leave as a friend and return as an old friend.

The Boat House
15 Battery Place
Rothesay
PA20 9DP
Tel: 01700 502696
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Contact Name: Sara and Paul Goss Melvin 
Welcome to boutique style living on Bute. A beautifully presented Guest House on Rothesay’s sea front. Two minutes from town, we offer the discerning visitor a warm inviting ambience with all modern convenience. We are Category Three rated for Disabled Facilities and offer a fabulous ground floor room for your conveniance. We are a smoke-free home.

Commodore Guest House
12 Battery Place
Rothesay
PA20 9DP
Tel: 44 (0)1700 502178
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Featured in “Which?” Good Bed & Breakfast Guide our tastefully furnished seafront house is minutes from town centre.
Ground floor seafront self-catering flat also available.

We also have a small, fully-modernised self catering cottage in the grounds

Balmory Hall

Balmory Hall
Ascog
Isle of Bute
PA20 9LL
Tel: 44 (0)1700 500669
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Contact Name: Tony and Beryl Harrison
Overlooking Ascog Bay, with a colony of seals, Balmory Hall is set in 6 acres of private grounds, where deer, owls, hawks, hares and a myriad of other wild life visit, the Hall enjoys one of the most idyllic settings on the island. You can often hear the silence; the remarkable feeling of personal well-being this generates is one of the reasons many guests return again and again.

Reception Hall

When Mount Stuart House was destroyed by fire in 1878 the 3rd Marquess of Bute and his family lived at Balmory Hall until his own Gothic mansion was completed.

We have been fortunate enough to live here since 1999 and have sympathetically restored Balmory to preserve the elegance of opulent bygone times, providing spacious ensuite bedrooms and breakfast and individual self-catering or serviced apartments. The Lodge stands alone and is ideal for guests seeking complete seclusion.