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DUNOON

Facing south down the beautiful Clyde surrounded by the tree capped hills of Argyll, looking towards the Isles of Cumbrae, Bute & Arran.
 


Every evening there’s dancing and entertainment in the ballroom. During the day, it’s only a level 5 minute walk past castle hill with its statue of ‘Highland Mary’, Robbie Burns great love, to the Victorian steamer pier, where the worlds last sea going paddle steamer, ‘The Waverley’ still docks, and then onto Dunoons’ small town centre.

The history of Scotland surrounds you, and with world class scenery on our doorstep Dunoon really is ‘The Gateway to the Highlands’. 

 
 

 

Extend your holiday to 14 days
Book 2 consecutive 7 day holidays and we will give you the extra Fridays Bed and Board for only £20 (subject to availability).

 

For that last minute break away call McColls Hotel in Dunoon direct on 01369 702764 to check availability for overnight or weekend breaks.
   
FACILITIES EXCURSIONS

• 65 En-suite rooms
• All rooms have colour TV
• Direct dial telephones in all rooms
• Lift to most rooms
• Lamont & Lauder Restaurant
• Sea View Ballroom & Bar
• Games room/Snooker Table
• Full size all weather Bowling greens
• No supplement for sea views
• McColls famous 5 course buffet meals

 

• Helensburgh & Loch Lomond
• Inveraray
• Gardens Of Argyll
• Rothesay, Isle Of Bute
• Burns Country & Ayr
• Glasgow
• Edinburgh
• Oban
• 9 Lochs Tour

Depending on season and weather conditions
   
   

LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

The Bishop's Glen:  The Bishop's Glen is a favoured beauty spot and a delightful walk and can be entered either from the top of Nelson Street, the bridge at the head of Auchamore Road, or Kilbride Road.


Castle Museum: The Castle House Museum, which has been open since 1998, is one of Dunoon’s most historic locations. Dunoon became a holiday resort when Lord Provost Ewing of Glasgow bought the land around the ruined medieval castle and built himself a holiday home. This was in 1824 and many other wealthy businessmen followed his example.

Highland Mary: On a raised position in the grounds of the Castle Gardens beside the Castle house museum, stands the statue of Highland Mary. Mary Campbell was born at Auchamore Farm, Dunoon, as the daughter of a local ship owner, and became later known for her liaison with famous Scottish poet Robert Burns.

Inveraray Jail: On the shores of Loch Fyne, you can experience how it was like to be locked up in days gone by.

Be judged, imprisoned, punished and make your desperate escape, all in one day.

    
         


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