Inside The Glenartney

We have two lovely lounges where you can relax through the day and evening. The front lounge is the perfect place to relax and plan you adventures whilst enjoying the views across the bay to the hills beyond. You are very welcome to help yourself to tea and coffee from the lounge throughout the day and evening.

Our resident's lounge bar offers Arran beers and whisky as well as many other beers and spirits.  It is open each evening for our guests only to enjoy whilst sitting in the lounges or out in the garden.

There's free Wi Fi available throughout most of the guesthouse - if you want to borrow a laptop just let us know!

Glenartney is full of artwork and quirky details such as Arran artist Nigel Walker's "Brook's Stag" and Angela's paintings.

The Staircase has been decorated with an unusual wallpaper from a Scottish design company who have collected various holiday snaps from the 1920's and 30's. The Glenartney was built  as two houses and a summer house in the mid 20's and was first established as an 'upmarket boarding house' in the early 1930's.

To view our refurbished bedrooms click here. 

The Glenartney has a variety of twin, double and family rooms available, all with en-suite or private facilities. Our rooms are not spacious but they are very comfortable. 

We provide Arran Aromatic products in the en suites, tea and coffee, hairdryers and each room has a flat screen TV.

You may think that we are a little biased about the Glenartney, so we have included some quotes from our guests to give you a better feel for The Glenartney.

As we are a quiet family guesthouse we do not accept large groups, stag, hen or party revellers and ask that our guests show consideration for others by lowering noise levels to a minimum after 11.00pm.

During the busy season - Bank holiday and weekends - we do ask for a minimum stay of two nights.