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Port Royal Hotel
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| Waterfront traditional village inn at Port Bannatyne in the north of The Isle of Bute, 2 miles from Rothesay, offering budget B&B, the freshest seafood, Real Ales direct from the cask, and specialist Russian cuisine, beers, wines and vodkas in The Russian Tavern. There are four newly refurbished guestrooms in adjacent fishermen's cottages built 1725.
The Port Royal Hotel has been awarded "Scottish Pub of the Year" independently by both CAMRA and Les Routiers |
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Things To Do
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| The Isle of Bute, although well connected by public transport to Glasgow Airport, is unspoilt by modern development, there are few cars, open countryside, lost coves and beaches, wild deer, hares, seals and bird-life. It makes for a good outdoor holiday: sea-fishing and angling, sailing, hiking, hill-climbing,
horse-riding, cycling, golf on four courses, exploring and hunting, seal watching and bird-spotting, or simply chilling out amidst truly stunning scenery. Swimming is for the brave! |
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Rooms
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|  | Family Room
A first floor family room with double-bed, two full-sized bunk beds and washbasin.
Seaviews. Shares bathroom and extra WC with small twin room next door which is often let with the family room (for larger families,) or as a single. | Room Rate
Let as a double room: £56 including breakfasts. Children under 4 free.
Otherwise £10 each. |
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| | First floor twin room
Small twin room with basin and TV, sharing bathroom with adjacent family room. | Room Rate
Occupied by one: £32
Occupied by two: £52
including breakfasts |
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| | Ground floor cottage rooms
Two ground-floor cottage rooms with own entrance just off the seashore. One has twin beds, the other a double bed.
Each has its own shower/toilet, TV and tea-making equipent. | Room Rate
£64 per night each room including two healthy and substantial Russian buffet breakfasts. Occupied by a single person the charge is £36 per night. |
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Directions
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| The Isle of Bute lies in the mouth of The River Clyde, north of Arran and south of Argyll. The main ferry leaves from Wemyss Bay (prounced "weems") on the A78 coast road between Greenock and Largs, ferry time 35 minutes. Ferries leave every 45 minutes. On arrival at Rothesay turn right
i.e. north along the coast road, and after 2 miles you arrive at the yacht bay of Port Bannatyne, a stone-built village mostly two hundred years old. The hotel is right in front of the pier. |
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