Balmory Hall, Isle Of Bute

It has always been our ambition to recreate the atmosphere of a Victorian house party, where guests would arrive tired from their travels and workaday world, to be greeted and cared for by their hosts. An oasis of peace and tranquility Balmory Hall, grade A listed, is a special place in an area of remarkable natural beauty.

Overlooking Ascog Bay, with a colony of seals, Balmory Hall is set in 10 acres of private grounds, where deer, owls, hawks, hares and a myriad of other wild life visit, the Hall enjoys one of the most idyllic settings on the island. You can often hear the silence; the remarkable feeling of personal well-being this generates is one of the reasons many guests return again and again.

When Mount Stuart House was destroyed by fire in 1878 the 3rd Marquess of Bute and his family lived at Balmory Hall until his own Gothic mansion was completed.

We have been fortunate enough to live here since 1999 and have sympathetically restored Balmory to preserve the elegance of opulent bygone times, providing spacious ensuite bedrooms and breakfast and individual self-catering or serviced apartments. The Lodge stands alone and is ideal for guests seeking complete seclusion.