Located above its own terraced gardens, The Glenburn Hotel is a Victorian sandstone building which offers panoramic views across Rothesay Bay to the Cowal Peninsula.
With free Wifi, this 2-bedroom apartment offers a satellite flat-screen TV, a washing machine, and a fully equipped kitchen with an oven and microwave.
Margaret
Italy
Great location, great facilities and fantastic holiday.
During your time at this recently renovated apartment, which dates back to 1900, you'll have access to free Wifi. The accommodation features bicycle parking and a shared lounge for guests.
Alison
United Kingdom
We were very impressed when we arrived on Saturday to find that the property was so spacious and very bright. it was really well decorated and nicely furnished, extremely comfortable and everything in it was absolutely immaculately clean , including all the kitchen utensils .
We enjoyed the beautiful views over the castle and the fact that it was so well situated right in the heart of the town, surrounded in good cafes and shops, very handy!
On the eastern coast of western Scotland’s Cowal peninsula, The Colintraive enjoys a peaceful village location and has its own pub and restaurant serving local specialties.
Graeme
United Kingdom
We love the Colintraive Hotel. Outstanding Hotel, location, food,staff and hospitality.
Would recommend highly and will keep coming back.
Lovely old hotel in a great location overlooking the bay.
Lovely old hotel in a great location overlooking the bay. Very nice, spacious, clean rooms with tea and coffee facilities.
Had nice meal in hotel each night with good choice of dishes. Staff were very nice and helpful. Great base for tour of the island.
Ann
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Truly excellent place to visit especially for history buffs,...
Truly excellent place to visit especially for history buffs, with midget submarines in WW2, to Scotlands first flight by a blacksmith no less, to all the hidden gems of coastline, views. Mount Steuart would take several days to fully explore but a stunning georgian house. With some wonderful cafe's throughout the island, some even more amazing hostelries to dine at It's a place that you will want to return to time and time again.
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Anonymous
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
There's some lovely walks and beaches on Bute, and if you...
There's some lovely walks and beaches on Bute, and if you don’t want to do a hike, the beaches and shores are accessible by good public transport links, or bike hire is available. It is a small island so easy to explore, but check bus times as service ends early in the evening.
There are some good shops in Rothesay and nice cafes, although dining options are limited in the evening. There’s a putting green and crazy gold at the front and you can stroll along the promenades. The castle has re-opened and is worth a visit.
Sharon
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
You can access Rothesay & The isle of bute travelling with...
You can access Rothesay & The isle of bute travelling with Caledonian Mcbrayne Ferries, from Wemyss Bay. You can access Wemyss Bay from Glasgow City Centre by a direct bus service - bus 906 operated by McGills. The ferry service between Wemyss and Rothesay runs daily at a hourly service. It's a lovely ferry crossing too, takes around 35min.
Now in Rothesay, there is plenty to do. Rothesay is a charming small town with a small amount of decent shops & eateries. There is also Rothesay Castle, located in the centre of the town which is well worth visiting.
You can access most of the island using the bus company called west coast motors. A 24hr Adult Bus Day Ticket is only £4.50.
When I was on the island I used Bus Service 490, Rhubodach To Ettrick Bay Via Rothesay. Its a very scenic Bus journey indeed.
If you are into your hiking & walking, Ettrick Bay & Rhubodach at the north of the island are fabulous places for a relaxing walk.
Thankyou for reading my review ☺️.
Shaun
10
Scored 10
Beautiful landscape, amazing locals and the city has...
Beautiful landscape, amazing locals and the city has everything one might need: food, postal office, drinks, a variety of accommodations, lovely port and the travel from Wemyss Bay with the boat was magical.
Aikaterini
10
Scored 10
It is a beautiful island with scenic views, nice shops, a...
It is a beautiful island with scenic views, nice shops, a late night supermarket, cozy pubs, friendly locals and a very pretty waterfront to walk along.
The Diner cafe is a good place to eat and the staff there are lovely.
Room was very comfortable and supplied with tea/coffee and biscuits,slippers are also supplied,we had booked the room with the balcony but it is in fact a large private terrace with plenty seats and a table with amazing views,the ferry terminal is 2 minutes walk away as is the town centre,the owners David and Amy are lovely and the freshly cooked breakfast in the morning was delicious using fresh local produce,highly recommend this hotel and will definitely return.
Everything. The location was perfect, right across from the water, and within walking distance to Rothesay. The house itself is roomy and has everything you could want. The grounds are spacious and Carolynn and John encourage you to play on the front lawn with the various garden games they provide in the shed next to the house. They are very kind and provide little touches such as milk and biscuits, shampoo and conditioner and even disposable barbecues.
Everything. The place itself, a gorgeous old house with these beautiful large windows on the best view ever. The room was large and super cosy, one of the most comfy bed I've ever slept on. Kristine was super welcoming and the breakfast was an absolute 10/10 - with a view to die for. Honestly blown away, especially for that price ! I travel a lot and stay in many different hotels and B&B but this one is definitely my "coup de cœur" of this year.
Warm panelled, stately, classy hotel that must be the best on the island. Situated above the surrounding properties for a commanding view of the sea from all east facing rooms. Lovely bar/lounge area full of chesterfield sofas and chairs well spaced out in a warm and inviting space. If you stay here you MUST visit Mount Stuart! https://www.mountstuart.com/ its about the best stately home I've ever seen (including several palaces).
everything! location within walking distance of the town and easy access to the countryside and costal paths, the views from the property overlooking the harbour/town, the property is beautifully maintained and provides you with a warm family welcome, the rooms are spacious, tastefully decorated and provide great facilities. The property is the home of a wonderful family who make you feel special and welcomed to the Isle of Bute.
We stay on Bute often visiting family and have stayed at a number of flats and hotels we found this property one of the best we have stayed in. The bathroom had recently been upgraded including a new shower which was very good. The kitchen was well equipped with a washer, oven & dishwasher (which we never used but did appreciate) The apartment was lovely and warm with views that are breathtaking!
The location was good - a 10 minute walk into the centre of Rothesay. Everything was very well organised regarding covid arrangements. Breakfast was very tasty and appeared very promptly. Our room was at the front of the hotel with a lovely view overlooking the bay. Good tea & coffee making facilities available in the bedrooms and also in the dining room during the day.
The hotel was ideal for our visit to Rothesay , really central. The room’s were spotless,comfortable and very cosy . we had a great view of Rothesay bay from our rooms . The staff were very friendly and all very helpful . The breakfast was lovely the waitress and the chef went out of there way to accommodate us .
The views were amazing, breakfast was delicious, the 50s decor was outstanding in its detail, the room and bathroom were spotless and the bathroom had the facilities equal to a 4 star hotel. Finally, the host was charming and very helpful and made our stay very relaxing.
Extremely friendly couldnt do enough to help. Stayed in 2 rooms everywhere was spotless. Would recomend. Ill be going back after feb. Best to call direct and not through booking.com or else use hotels own website. I was delighted with my stay 5 stars
Grand Hotel in one of the best and most historic locations on the Clyde. Easy access by train from Glasgow Central Station and the Airport link train via the splendid Wemyss Bay Terminal. Fantastic value for money.
I liked everything about the hotel. The waterfront view from our room was lovely. The staff were very helpful. The breakfasts were more than adequate in addition to being delicious.
Central location, room was beautiful overlooking the bay, Kristine and her staff were excellent. We would definitely recommend it and stay again if/when we are back in Rothesay.
Me and the misus absolutely loved the hotel wish we were there for more than one night breakfast was excellent 👌👍 and will definitely be back again for sure
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