


Scotland, Isle of Arran, Brodick
The Douglas Hotel
Hotel
At a glance
Rooms
19 rooms and 2 suites in classic-meets-contemporary island style, the Goatfell Suite topping the building with 180-degree views over Brodick Bay and Goat Fell
Amenities
Bistro serving Arran and Ayrshire produce, bar open until midnight, snug, lounge and gallery
More
On the shore at Brodick overlooking the bay, steps from the ferry pier with Goat Fell rising behind
The Douglas Hotel
Even closer to the ferry (fewer than five minutes walk), The Douglas Hotel is a boutique property overlooking the sea, with just 19 bedrooms, two suites and a lodge catering for four. Its origins date back to 1782 when it catered for the aristocracy; the hotel later became a medical practice and the doctor’s home, but, after falling derelict, was taken on by Sean Henry in 2010. The decor is both classic and fashionable, with plenty of tweed and plaid to reflect local culture. It has a bar and bistro, with a large terrace for boat and seal spotting on warmer days.
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