Ormidale Hotel, Isle Of Arran

The Ormidale is a lively pub with 7 bedrooms, famous for its home cooked bar meals, real ale and weekend discos. The hotel is a splendid Victorian building, built in the 1850's as the summer house of the painter Herring and his adopted daughter Jeannie, an authoress and London socialite, who in turn married the sculptor John Adams Acton.

The building was converted to a hotel in 1935 when it was bought by the present owners grandparents. Arran is beautiful - seals bask on the rocks beneath Brodick Castle while red deer roam the heather clad bens and glens which provide a real challenge to the serious climber, or a leisurely walk for the rambler or naturalist.

7 rooms, Private bathroom in all rooms, Television in all rooms, Tea and coffee making, Telephone available, Ironing board and iron available on request, Hairdryer available on request, Children are welcome, Bar, Restaurant, Vegetarian and other diets catered for (notice may be required),Car parking, Major credit cards accepted, Pets welcome by arrangement.