New Lanark Mill Hotel, Lanark

New Lanark World Heritage Site is a truly unique setting. Surrounded by native woodlands and close to the famous Falls of Clyde, New Lanark was founded in 1785 as a cotton spinning village and became famous as the site of Robert Owen's pioneering social reforms. Now beautifully restored, New Lanark is both a living community and tourist attraction. New Lanark Mill Hotel is a stunning award winning conversion from an original 18th century mill. It enjoys fantastic views across the surrounding conservation area and River Clyde.

Each of our 38 comfortably furnished and spacious bedrooms and superior suites provides the perfect haven of rest at the end of the day. All thirty-eight of our bedrooms enjoy spectacular views across the River Clyde or surrounding conservation area. 33 of our 38 rooms have a crisply decorated, en-suite bathroom fitted with a bath and shower. The remaining five have been adapted for wheelchair users and have a roll-in shower.

We also have 8 self-catering cottages known as "The Waterhouses" for those who prefer some extra space (great for conference organisers). These beautiful one and two-bedroom apartments are built right on the riverbank just yards from the New Lanark Mill Hotel.

This hotel occupies an impressively restored 18th-century cotton mill and is part of a heritage village nestling in the Clyde river valley. Inside, a bright modern style is balanced with features from the original mill; there is a comfortable foyer lounge with a galleried restaurant above. Views of the valley from the upper floors are wonderful.