Arran Coastal Way - 8 Days & 7 Nights

Dunvegan House is situated within the picturesque village of Brodick on Arran. It is a traditional sandstone building that has been tastefully renovated and decorated throughout to create a spacious four star licensed guest house that offers superb accommodation. The house has nine rooms, eight of which are fully en-suite and the ninth having private facilities and all are beautifully furnished and decorated to the highest standard and include colour TV, Radio/alarm clock and hospitality tray.

Belvedere is a three-star, privately-run guest house. It is appropriately named, enjoying a picture postcard view across Brodick Bay towards Goat Fell, the tallest mountain on the Isle of Arran. Accommodation is comfortable, yet informal. All rooms have H&C or en suite amenities, electric blankets, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryers, TV, radio and free Wi-Fi internet access.

This hotel is a lively pub with 7 bedrooms and is famous on the island for its home cooked bar meals and real ale. All rooms are en-suite and have a TV, WIFI and hospitality tray. The hotel has a relaxed and friendly atmosphere and has a great beer garden for those sunny evenings.

Located in idyllic Corrie right on the seashore, this hotel is a home away from a home. Modernly furnished rooms are cosy and bright and there is a vibrant bar/restaurant downstairs serving great home cooked food. Staff are welcoming and always on hand to pass on local knowledge. On a summers' afternoon, the beer garden is the best spot on the island giving fantastic views over the Ayrshire Coast, you may even spot Seals basking on the rocks and Otters playing on the shoreline. 

Situated in the mountainous north of the island, Butt Lodge is a home away from a home. There is a spacious lounge for guests to use with an open fire with windows looking out over the hills. Wildlife is in abundance here, Deer are commonly basking in the sun right outside the property, as well as red squirrels and make sure to keep an eye out for eagles. There is a great restaurant on site serving delicious food using only the most local produce.  

The Lochranza Country Inn stands amidst this timeless village and has a spectacular panoramic view across the bay. The hotel is traditionally decorated throughout and has a high level of service. The bar food uses the best of fresh local produce served in the style of traditional home cooked meals, and there is a great selection of malt whiskeys, real ale, spirits and wine.

The Lochranza Country Inn stands amidst this timeless village and has a spectacular panoramic view across the bay. The hotel is traditionally decorated throughout and has a high level of service. The bar food uses the best of fresh local produce served in the style of traditional home cooked meals, and there is a great selection of malt whiskeys, real ale, spirits and wine.

Situated in the mountainous north of the island, Butt Lodge is a home away from a home. There is a spacious lounge for guests to use with an open fire with windows looking out over the hills. Wildlife is in abundance here, Deer are commonly basking in the sun right outside the property, as well as red squirrels and make sure to keep an eye out for eagles. There is a great restaurant on site serving delicious food using only the most local produce.  

Right on the Coast Path a warm welcome awaits you at the Kinloch Hotel. The hotel boasts 37 bedrooms, Every room has a flat screen satellite television, tea/coffee making facilities, wifi and en-suite bathroom. 

The Greannan is situated in an elevated position with panoramic views over the village of Blackwaterfoot and the Shiskine Valley. Their rooms are freshly decorated and have all the amenities required for a relaxing overnight stay.

Laighbent B&B is modern, spacious and very comfortable and you are assured the warmest of welcomes from the owner, Pat. The rooms have all one would require for a most comfortable stay, including TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and a very restful beds.

Situated in a unique hollow on the southern tip of the island, Lagg has never been short of admirers, due to its picturesque setting and extensive gardens. The gardens have also enjoyed much use over the years, from tennis matches on the front lawn to the famous setting for afternoon tea during the 1950s. The bedrooms are elegant yet cozy and are tastefully furnished. All rooms are en-suite and have great views overlooking the garden. For your evening meal you can either dine in their restaurant or you can enjoy a pub dinner in the bar. All their dishes are prepared using fresh local ingredients sourced from local suppliers.

Right on the Coast Path a warm welcome awaits you at the Kinloch Hotel. The hotel boasts 37 bedrooms, Every room has a flat screen satellite television, tea/coffee making facilities, wifi and en-suite bathroom. 

Laighbent B&B is modern, spacious and very comfortable and you are assured the warmest of welcomes from the owner, Pat. The rooms have all one would require for a most comfortable stay, including TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer and a very restful beds.

This house dates back from the Edwardian era, when the wealthy from Glasgow built summer villas along the west coast of Scotland and Arran. It stands in a prominent sea front position as one of a small number of similar dated properties. All rooms are spacious and en-suite and you will be guaranteed a great overnight stay. They also have a private residents lounge and spacious dining room with offer great sea views.   

The Glenisle Hotel opened in 1849 and has been at the heart of the village of Lamlash ever since. The location, looking directly across the sea to the majestic Holy Isle is one of the most spectacular on the island. Since a major refurbishment in 2008 the Glenisle Hotel & Restaurant is establishing a reputation throughout Scotland for its warm and stylish ambiance and its great, relaxed atmosphere.     

Dunvegan House is situated within the picturesque village of Brodick on Arran. It is a traditional sandstone building that has been tastefully renovated and decorated throughout to create a spacious four star licensed guest house that offers superb accommodation. The house has nine rooms, eight of which are fully en-suite and the ninth having private facilities and all are beautifully furnished and decorated to the highest standard and include colour TV, Radio/alarm clock and hospitality tray.

End the Arran Coastal Way in style and upgrade to Auchrannie Resort & Spa. Located within quiet woodland, a 10 minute walk from Brodick, the resort features two indoor pools and a whole range of spa treatments available to guests. Rooms are spacious and tastefully decorated, always with a traditional Scottish touch. Guests can pick from three restaurants and bars on site. The most relaxing way to finish a walking holiday! An additional supplement will be added to booking at confirmation stage if choosing to stay here.

Belvedere is a three-star, privately-run guest house. It is appropriately named, enjoying a picture postcard view across Brodick Bay towards Goat Fell, the tallest mountain on the Isle of Arran. Accommodation is comfortable, yet informal. All rooms have H&C or en suite amenities, electric blankets, tea/coffee making facilities, hair dryers, TV, radio and free Wi-Fi internet access.