Blackwaterfoot Lodge, Isle of Arran
Our B&B is named after the village in which it is situated. It's a stone's throw from Blackwaterfoot's picturesque harbour and a five minute stroll from the long and wide sandy beach bordering the unique 12 hole links of Shiskine golf course, one of the top 100 courses in the UK.
The building is late Victorian; the house is warm and welcoming, comprising
Blackwaterfoot Lodge was built at the end of the 19th century, disabled access was not included in the design specifications in those days. We do our utmost to accommodate customers with disabilities, but guests should be aware that all bedrooms are on the first floor - up a flight of 19 stairs (12 to landing). Access on the ground floor (bar and dining room) is level.
Residents' lounge with open fireplace
We are open from late March till October.