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Glenburn Hotel Rothesay, Scotland, West Coast and Islands, Isle of Bute

Overview

Set in a prime position atop terraced gardens, The Glenburn Hotel commands fabulous views overlooking Rothesay Bay and the Cowal Peninsula

This grand and elegant 3 star hotel on the Isle of Bute and was originally constructed in 1892 as a hydrotherapy retreat.

Guests staying at the Glenburn Hotel have a great choice of accommodation for their hotel break in Rothesay. Each of the bedrooms are spread over 20 to 30 square metres to ensure a comfortable stay and many of the bedrooms offer stunning and uninterrupted views of Rothesay Bay. Upgrade to a superior room to enjoy additional amenities such as seating area, coffee maker and dvd player.

The bright airy Ettrick Restaurant seats up to 200 whilst the smaller Pattersons Grill is great for the special occasion, looking out over the bay. Pattersons can also be hired for private functions.

Relax with a drink in the welcoming bar or enjoy the hotel’s terrace which is the ideal spot to soak up the stunning views across Rothesay and Cowal.

The island is serviced by two ferry crossings, the main one being the Wemyss Bay -Rothesay crossing, which is only an hour from Glasgow city centre. The second is the short crossing from Colintraive on the Cowal Peninsula- Rhubardoch on the island.

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Seasonal Escape with Food & Beverage Credit

Treat yourself to a seasonal break with a complimentary £40 food and beverage credit to use at the hotel during your stay.

 

Getaway Break

Enjoy a two-night stay with a full breakfast each morning and dinner on the first night, for a perfect short break away.