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 specialities.
Terry
United Kingdom
Right from the start this is a wonderful place to stay - beautiful, peaceful location and a lovely old building. The welcome from the girl manning reception/ serving dinner was truly exceptional as was all of the service we had there. We had a lovely, comfortable room with a great shower. The food was delicious and the dining room is lovely with wonderful views. Can't recommend this place enough. There was even home made shortbread in the room. So nice!
Located in Rothesay, Cadillac Kustomz Hotel features a bar. This guest house provides free private parking, full-day security and free WiFi.
Swann
United Kingdom
This was a lovely friendly quirky place to stay! Perfect for an overnight with my Elvis-fan teenaged daughter - fifties-style diner, playing music she likes, Tunnocks teacakes in the room... what more can you ask for? And the sea view from the room was exceptional. We also had dinner there: fantastic burgers, lots of food, happy friendly staff. Felt like a real family business.
An Cuilidh is located in Port Bannatyne. Both free WiFi and parking on-site are available at the apartment free of charge.
shaz1493
United Kingdom
It had a great view from bedroom and living room area. Toilet very small and smelly,think drainage needs looked at. Bed was very comfortable had a great sleep. Would stay again.
With beautiful views over the Winter Gardens and Rothesay Bay, The Victoria Hotel offers elegant rooms and 2 high-quality restaurants.
iAndrewitz
Switzerland
The Victoria Hotel on the Isle of Bute offers a prime location with its breathtaking marina and ocean views, especially from the lounge dining area where you can truly appreciate the beauty of the surroundings. Our room was on the 2nd floor; do note that the hotel does not have a lift, which wasn't a problem for us but might be worth considering for those with mobility issues.
Situated above its own terraced gardens, The Glenburn Hotel is a Victorian sandstone building which offers panoramic views across Rothesay Bay to the Cowal Peninsula.
Hos4689
United Kingdom
This is a beautiful hotel, in a beautiful location. Yes the hotel is in need of some updating, however we found it was part of it's charm having original features. The food was excellent and the staff were lovely. We had a superior room which was huge, with a view of the front, a huge bathroom, dinner, B & B all for £156 which is very good value for money. We paid £22 additional for our evening meal (you get £25 each towards you're evening meal). I can't fault our stay, it was just perfect.
On the Isle of Bute, St Ebba B&B offers bed and breakfast accommodation with views of Rothesay Bay and Loch Striven, just 1 mile from Rothesay Castle.
Smith
United Kingdom
The setting was gorgeous looking onto sea from both bedroom and at breakfast. Staff were very helpful and informative and options at breakfast were superb for the price of the break.
Located in Rothesay, the historic Our Wee Getaway provides accommodation with free WiFi. The property has sea and quiet street views. Staff on-site can arrange a shuttle service.
richard
United Kingdom
Location and a classic authentic Scottish Dwelling old style
Castleview is a lovely flat in a listed building is situated in Rothesay. During your time staying in this recently renovated apartment, dating back to 1900, you will have access to free WiFi.
007Edwardo
United Kingdom
The view was fantastic and the flat nice and airy. Everything there that would be needed.
We only stayed one night at the Colintraive Hotel on our way...
We only stayed one night at the Colintraive Hotel on our way to Bute but it was a very enjoyable experience. Excellent food and drink with very helpful staff. Hopefully manage to stay 2 night the next time to do a bit of exploring Cowal Peninsular.
There is a card in the bedroom that you fill out with you breakfast requirement. Only mark what you do require or you could end up with one very large breakfast. It caused great hilarity at the breakfast table with the other guests as there was a few that had filled it out wrong.
There is a nice community garden and a folk museum within a easy walk.
Euan Graham
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
I was travelling alone, for work, and received the warmest...
I was travelling alone, for work, and received the warmest welcome on my arrival on a gloomy Tuesday evening. I was upgraded to an enormous, corner room with amazing views. Real coffee and cafetiere in room plus homemade shortbread biscuits!! Outstanding dinner and breakfast. Very lovely hosts and staff. I wish I could have stayed longer but I look forward to a return visit. Definitely recommended.
Susan
United Kingdom
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