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St Blanes Hotel
Kilchattan Bay
Isle of Bute
PA20 9NW
Tel: +44(0)1700 831224
Fax +44(0)1700 831381
Nestling at the waters edge of the picturesque Kilchattan Bay at the southern end of the Isle of Bute, St Blane’s is a family owned & run licensed hotel. This beautifully quiet location, looking across the Firth of Clyde, to views of the Ayrshire coast and Cumbrae Isles, is ideal for those people wanting to just relax and have a quiet life.
The hotel, a 19th century listed building, is situated at the start of the ‘West Island Way’ making it an ideal base for walkers wishing to take on the challenge of these scenic circumnavigational walks. The island boasts an abundance of wildlife both on the island and the surrounding shores. The hotel courtesy minibus can be booked for drop-off or pick-up at various points on the island.All bedrooms have been recently refurbished, are en-suite, and include tea and coffee making facilities plus multi-channel ‘FreeView’ colour TV. Most have stunning sea views. Make your accommodation choice from our luxury four poster rooms, or our double, twin or single rooms. “Wireless Internet” facilities are available throughout the hotel in both the bedrooms and public areas.
The Kingarth Hotel & Smiddy Bar
The hotel can be found at the south en of the isalnd about 7 miles from Rothesay. At a junction the Kingarth is country inn and was originally established in 1786. The current owners Maria & Simon Tettmar run a very comfortable and popular hostelry serving good home cooked food using local produce and a good selection of beers.
There is a pool table and a snug and also a private dining room and function suite that can accommodate up to 80 people.
The hotel is open all day every day from 12 noon ’til late.
More information can be found on the Kingarth Hotel website
The Ardyne Hotel & Restaurant
Mountstuart Road
Rothesay
PA20 9EB
Tel : 01700 502052
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The Ardyne is situated in a prominent position on the seafront in Rothesay on the beautiful Isle of Bute. Five minutes by car from the main ferry, or a leisurely stroll for those leaving their cars at home.
This comfortable hotel is an elegant listed Victorian Villa designed by John Orkney in 1875 and its importance is recognised by Historic Scotland.
Its setting within well tended gardens creates an ideal ambiance for a relaxing break and its spectacular views across Rothesay Bay to the Cowal Hills and the Kyles of Bute are unsurpassed.
The selection of accommodation suits those coming to play golf, go fishing, walking or attending a wedding or business meeting. All are well catered for at The Ardyne. The Ardybe has 19 en-suite bedrooms all comfortably furnished and well appointed. There is a large lounge & bar, both with stunning seaviews where you can relax, enjoy a drink, read the papers or just sit and stare. The dining room also enjoys the magnificent views and menus always feature fresh local produce. Meals are complemented by a fine selection of wines, beers and malt whiskies. Because the hotel has a small team and always buys fresh local produce advance bookings for dinner are essential
The Esplanade Hotel
4 High Street
Rothesay, Isle of Bute
PA20 9AR
Tel: 01700 50 2001
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Website: Visit Website
Ideally positioned in The Centre of Rothesay Town overlooking The Bay.
Eat where the locals dine and enjoy top quality cooking at very affordable prices.
Our rooms are competitively priced and suitable for group bookings ( walkers, fishing, golfing etc.)
The Victoria Hotel
55 Victoria Street
Rothesay, Isle of Bute
PA20 0AP
Tel: 01700 500016
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Ideally positioned in The Centre of Rothesay Town overlooking The Bay.
Enjoy the culinary delights of “Victoria’s”- our highly acclaimed gourmet restaurant or indulge in “Ghilles” Bistro Café Concept Dining where you can mix and match “Tapas Style”
Finish your day with a nightcap in our comfortable lounge before retiring to your well-appointed room.
Cannon House Hotel
Battery Place
Rothesay
PA20 9D
Tel: +44 (0)1700 502819
Tel: +44 (0) 1700 505725
Email: Click to contact
Website: Visit Website
Contact Name: Graham Leonard
This pretty, Georgian townhouse is perfectly situated close to the harbour with views across the bay to the hills and lochs beyond.
Relax in the friendly, country house atmosphere and enjoy delicious meals freshly prepared from local produce.
Restaurant Now Open to Non-Residents
Come and enjoy a beautiful meal at the Cannon House Restaurant. We are open Tues, Friday & Saturday from 1830-2030
All diets catered for.
Call 01700 502819 to Book
Bayview Hotel
21-22 Mountstuart Road
Rothesay
PA20 9DP
Tel: +44 (0)1700 505411
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Website: Visit Website
Contact Name: Irene and Andrew McGregor
A friendly Scottish welcome from the McGregor family awaits in this lovely Victorian House Hotel which is ideally situated on the seafront only 10 minutes walk from the pier. All rooms have private facilities, colour TV and courtesy tray. There is a choice of menu, a residents’ licence and car park. Brochure available
The Russian Tavern
37 Marine Road
Port Bannatyne
Tel : +44 (0)1700 505073
Website : Click Here
Contact Name: Dag & Olga Crawford
A centuries old stone-built village inn right on the seafront at Port Bannatyne, a yachting and fishing village three miles north of Rothesay. Bought by a Russian family ten years ago, the building has been completely refurbished and offers bed and breakfast in four guestrooms at economic rates. Russian Breakfast is served in The Russian Tavern, consisting of bread and croissants baked in-house; cereals, fresh fruit salad, yogurts and honey; a hot dish consisting of tomatoes stuffed with garlic and ginger, peppers wrapped in fine smoked ham, wild fungi quiche, Russian style chipolatas; puff pastries filled with cheese and sorrel, all on a bed of fresh wild salads.
Luncheon and dinner are available all day, all a la carte, freshly prepared to order from the finest fresh ingredients including berries, fungi, seaweed, herbs and salads collected from the wild. The menus are on the website.
The price of a double or twin room is £64. The family room of a double-bed and two bunkbeds is £75
The Russian owners have recreated a tavern of Imperial Times with live beers served straight from the cask, a piano and candle-light, wild flowers, books, chess and cards, and an atmosphere conducive to good conversation. There is a wide selection of wines, beers and vodkas imported from Russia and Erdinger Wheat Beer on tap.
The cuisine has been carefully researched by Babushka from the kitchen archives of The Tsar in St Petersburg, and long experimentation has gone into the authentic reproduction of these classic dishes using only the finest fresh ingredients, prepared and cooked to order. The Tavern has it’s own fisherman and freshly landed seafood is de rigueur, and includes the renown local langoustines, (the European Marine Crayfish.)
Parties of more than four should telephone their orders in advance. Booking is advisable particularly Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. The menus may be seen on http://www.butehotel.com Just 150 metres from Port Bannatyne Marina. The Russian Tavern has four guestrooms available.
Chandlers
Ascog Bay
Isle of Bute
PA20 9ET
Tel : 01700 50 5577
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Contact Name: Allison & Andy Gibb
Chandlers is a substantial detached property in a superb position with unsurpassed views over the Clyde to the Ayrshire coast and beyond. Chandlers radiates understated luxury. Once through the entrance door you will be greeted by the manager and welcomed into the lounge, where the sea view from the large bay window will capture your sight.
The focus of Chandlers is understated affordable luxury, superb customer service, and thought provoking tranquillity with unsurpassable views that the concrete jungles of our cities would struggle to match.
The restaurant offers a selection of dishes, using fresh, local produce by chefs who have a real passion for food. Fine wines are available to accompany your meal, along with spirits, liquors and of course wonderful malts.