Accommodation Choices Isle of Arran

Glen Rosa is a glen near Goatfell on the Isle of Arran, VisitScotland / Kenny Lam
Machrie Moor Standing Stones is the collective name for six stone circles and archaeological site on The Isle of Arran,VisitScotland / Kenny Lam

Some of our suggested accommodation in Arran

Arran Hotels

The Douglas Hotel, Brodick

Rating: 4 out of 4.

4 Star Hotel

The Douglas Hotel has nineteen rooms and two suites that are generous in their size and comfort. Individually designed in a modern, stylish, and luxurious manner, each room is accented by specially chosen furniture, with splashes of island-inspired colour and adorned with a local photographer’s stunning landscape. All rooms are supplied with creature comforts to ensure it’s home away from home – bathrobes & slippers, tea/coffee making facilities, delectable biscuits from a local bakery, a Douglas branded umbrella for use in the rare Scottish rain, iron & ironing board, in-room safe, hairdryer, smart TV and complimentary Wi-Fi.


Kinloch Hotel, Blackwaterfoot

Rating: 4 out of 3.

3 Star Hotel

Experience comfort and tranquility in our double, twin or single rooms, offering stunning sea views. Wake to the gentle sound of waves in these thoughtfully designed spaces, blending modern amenities with Scottish charm. Perfect for couples or friends exploring Arran. Enjoy a cosy retreat with all the essentials, perfect for recharging after a day exploring Arran’s beauty.


Glenisle Hotel & Restaurant, Lamlash

Nestled in the charming village of Lamlash, the Glenisle Hotel boasts one of the most beautiful locations on the Isle of Arran. Overlooking Lamlash Bay, with stunning views of the Holy Isle rising majestically from the sea, this award-winning boutique hotel offers an unforgettable stay in an ancient island inn.


Auchrannie Hotel & Auchrannie Spa Resort, Brodick
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Rating: 4 out of 4.

4 Star Hotel

In 2017, Auchrannie Hotel proudly became Scotland’s first employee-owned resort, ensuring Auchrannie remains independent and community-focused. Experience warm hospitality, stunning surroundings, and unforgettable adventures with us!Guests can indulge in two unique restaurants, two leisure clubs with pools, a spa, an outdoor adventure centre, and a children’s Playbarn.


Arran Guest Houses and B&Bs


Dunvegan Guest House, Brodick

Rating: 4 out of 4.

4 Star Guest House

A relaxing guest house on the shore road with views of the Bay and Goat Fell mountain.  There are 9 bedrooms, lounge and dining room.  Evening meals are available with advance notice and the guest house has a table licence.


Belvedere Guest House, Brodick

Close to the ferry pier and all local amenities with views across Brodick Bay towards Goat Fell, the tallest mountain on the island. The lounge is equipped with a piano, TV, home cinema, Wii and wood-burning stove for cooler evenings.  Choice of 5 double, twin and single bedrooms.


Carrick Lodge Guest House, Brodick

Rating: 3 out of 3.

3 Star Guest House

A lovely sandstone building situated in an elevated position 450 yards from Brodick Pier. Sitting within attractive mature gardens, Carrick Lodge enjoys enviable views of Brodick Castle, Brodick Bay and Goat Fell.  There are 6 bedrooms (5 are en-suite).


Butt Lodge, Lochranza (north Arran)

A former Victorian shooting lodge in two acres of private grounds with views to the mountains and Kilbrannan Sound.  Butt Lodge has a spacious sitting room and 2 en-suite guest bedrooms offering a breakfast hamper in the morning.  The Lochranza whisky distillery is a few minutes stroll across the neighbouring golf course.  The Arran Coastal walking path passes close by and you can sometimes see stags grazing in the garden!  


We recommend advance table reservations are made for dinner in a hotel or local restaurant, even when staying in a hotel.