stay
The Douglas Hotel is part of Arran's history - our renovations make sure that its history stands for years to come. A warm welcome to our new Arran hotel - with a luxurious combination of tradition, elegant design and wonderful accommodation - you will find The Douglas courteous, warm, friendly, and us willing to attend to your every need.
sleep
Choose from Double and Twin rooms, Executive rooms and Suites. Our deluxe Double/Twin room is our standard room which is individually decorated in a modern, stylish and luxurious manner which is accented by specially chosen furniture of the highest standard. Our executive Double/Twin room is superior in size and with a superior view compared to our standard double. It is also individually decorated in a modern, stylish and luxurious manner. Finally our two suites offer 180 degree breath taking panoramic views over Brodick Bay & Goat Fell.
eat
With its rustic-chic style, The Douglas Bistro has a refreshing simplicity but a serious intent. The cuisine is honest and straightforward in style, bold and hearty in flavour. No fussy preparation or pretentious artistry, just thoughtful and skillful use of good quality produce. The menus are seasonally driven and make use of home-grown or locally-sourced ingredients, with a contemporary twist on flavoursome classics.
drink
The Douglas Bar is essentially a celebration of all things Scottish. The extensive whisky list is continually evolving and now boasts many fine malts, all available by the nip and to be enjoyed in homely and personal surroundings. For those wanting something a little more refreshing, the Douglas Bar offers delicious cocktails, fine wines, champagnes and spirits from around the world.
play
The Isle of Arran is Scotland’s most southerly and accessible island. Only a 55 minute ferry crossing from Ardrossan in Ayrshire. The scenery is outstanding with rugged granite mountain peaks in the north, the green rolling hills of the south, beautiful villages and dramatic, ever changing coastal views around every corner. The island is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts with outstanding wildlife, geology and history. Golf, walking, sailing and visiting historic sites are amongst the most popular pursuits.
location
Ferry - Caladonian MacBrayne sail from Ardrossan to Brodick. This is the main way to get to Arran. There is a car park at Ardrossan if you decide not bring a car over (car and bike hire is available on Arran). There is also a route from the North- Clonaig to Lochranza.
Train - The Ardrossan Harbour train from Glasgow Central links in with the ferry- very convenient, economical and easy. You can just take your bike on this train too BA, Bmi, Easyjet and many other airlines fly into Glasgow Airport, from where, there's an airport bus to Paisley Gilmore Street station which allows you to jump on the Ardrossan harbour train.
Air - RyanAir fly into Prestwick, just get on the train at the airport to Kilwinning and change for Ardossan Harbour. Taxis can be pre booked to take you directly to and from the ferry - we are happy to arrange this for you
