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Lagg Hotel on the Isle of Arran

Lagg Hotel

Lagg Hotel
Address: Lagg, Kilmory, Isle of Arran KA27 8PQ, Scotland, UK
Phone: +44 (0) 1770 870 255

The Lagg Hotel on the Isle of Arran is located in the south of the island in Kilmory, Scotland. Set in a quiet, lush area amidst beautiful gardens, the Lagg Hotel is the perfect retreat on Arran.

The hotel has comfortable guest rooms with nice, new bathroom fixtures. The rooms are quiet and and offer a full range of amenities.

The Lagg Hotel’s restaurants include a cosy room near the bar and a more formal dining room. At the latter, menu options range from grilled scallops with soba noodles to salmon fillets. Desserts are to die for, and the cheese selection features several local Arran cheeses. Don’t miss the view out the windows, either. The dining room looks out across the gardens, which are beautiful in the spring and summer months.

Room rates at the Lagg Hotel on the Isle of Arran are 42.50 GBP per person per night. There are also deals that include bed, breakfast, and dinner. Dogs are welcome if you notify the hotel beforehand.

Isle of Arran Sightseeing

Isle of Arran

Nicknamed “Scotland in Miniature”, the Isle of Arran is one of the most visited destinations by Glaswegians and other in-the-know visitors.

Located just two hours from Glasgow by train and ferry, Arran is easily accessible, has great hotels and B&Bs, and makes for a perfect weekend break in Scotland.

The Isle of Arran is famous for its natural landscapes, castles, and food. Whether you aim to climb Mount Goatfell, hike to King’s Caves, walk to the Machrie Moor Stone Circles or take part in the myriad water sports the island offers, you can’t go wrong. The Isle of Arran is also home to a half dozen or so golf courses for those that can’t leave the clubs behind.

There are two castles on the Isle of Arran: Lochranza Castle and Brodick Castle. Lochranza Castle is a small shell of a building, but can be visited. Brodick Castle is a full-blown National Trust property, complete with tours, gardens, a restaurant, a tea room, and a gift shop.

Speaking of tea and shopping, don’t miss the Isle of Arran’s wide array of local cheeses, ice cream, chocolates, and beer. Also worth a visit is the Isle of Arran Distillery, where you can take a tour and see how Scotch whisky is made. The island is famous for its artisan foods and beverages, so make sure to sample some while you’re there.

Isle of Arran Distillery Tours

Isle of Arran Distillery

Isle of Arran Distillery
Address: Lochranza, Isle of Arran KA27 8HJ, Scotland
Phone: +44 (0) 1770 830264

Located in the quiet town of Lochranza in the north part of Scotland’s Isle of Arran, the Isle of Arran Distillery is a great place to stop while you are visiting the UK.

The Scotch whisky distillery runs hour-long tours throughout the day. Tours take visitors all throughout the buildings and show them how whisky is made. Individuals, groups, and families are welcome on tours, and there is a tasting at the end.

There is also a shop and restaurant on the premises where you can buy whisky-related gifts and souvenirs, or stop for a meal or snack.

The Isle of Arran Distillery opening hours are as follows: the distillery is open 7 days a week from mid-March through October, and there are reduced opening hours during the off-season. You can call for more information if you are planning a visit or whisky distillery tour.