Bed and Breakfast Arrochar

Burnbrae is a 4 Star Bed and Breakfast in Arrochar overlooking Loch Long and looking onto the famous “Cobbler” and the Arrochar Alps. Whether the sun is shining, or the rain is pouring down, the view is truly exceptional.

Accommodation comprises:
Two spacious guest rooms, both of which have en-suite bath or shower rooms; with one double room, and one twin, we can comfortably accommodate couples, individuals, or small groups.  Our twin room is decorated in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh. In our double room, the kingsize sleigh bed is the ultimate in comfort. Furniture in both rooms has been made to order by local craftsmen.  Each room has a seating area for reading, or just relaxing while watching the ever changing view. Accommodation includes tea and coffee making facilities, trouser press, radio alarm clock and a television and DVD. We have an extensive range of DVDs, which you are more than welcome to watch.

Our private garden has a burn running alongside it, which will lull you to sleep. The garden has attracted 27 different species of bird, as well as squirrel and the resident heron.

With Loch Lomond just two miles away, Helensburgh, Luss, and Inveraray all within 25 minutes drive and Glasgow and Stirling within an hour's drive, Burnbrae provides the ideal touring base. Glasgow airport is only a 40 mins drive away, while Arrochar & Tarbet train station is just 1½ miles from the house.

Our breakfasts are second to none.  The Village Inn, a well known restaurant and pub which appears in the Good Beer Guide, is right next door. Other amenities in the Village include the local shop, a Newsagent, the Post Office, and a number of other places to eat and drink.  Honeymoon? Wedding Anniversary? Burnbrae is the perfect place for that special occasion and we are very happy to arrange flowers and champagne for your arrival. Do let us know what the occasion is!

Glistening waters, dramatic scenery and beautiful scenery – [Arrochar] could be the set of a Hollywood blockbuster      Helensburgh Advertiser 17/4/03