Accommodation on Arran

If you are looking for somewhere to stay …

Peacock Cottage is full of character features and a cosy island retreat for 2. It has a private garden area with seating to enjoy the views of the bay.  There is a wide sandy beach directly opposite and numerous walking routes to explore including the Coastal Way and the forestry trails leading to Glenashdale Falls, Giants’ Graves and beyond. Cafes, restaurants and local stores are within a short walk.

Azalea House has an idyllic Arran location close to Holy Isle with numerous footpaths to explore the coastline. This extended modern house has outstanding views of the coast and mountains and it is beautifully furnished to a high standard throughout. There is a paddock size garden (fully enclosed) with spacious decking to enjoy the breathtaking sea views.  This property sleeps up to 7 guests.

Enquiries and Bookings

For further information on the properties, please visit the Arran Holiday Retreats website and follow the link “Book Now” at the top of the page to view the rates and availability.

With the new low cost ferry rates, it’s now easier on the pocket to visit Arran – around £38 for a return ticket for a car and driver.

Many places to visit are open in the winter period, including the larger hotels, cafes and restaurants; and there is plenty of opportunity for some retail therapy with island crafts and gift shops and our own fabulous Arran Art Gallery,  The island is becoming a year-round destination.

The properties are very popular so you need to book well in advance.
w. arranholidayretreats.co.uk