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Romantically secluded accommodation set in the tranquil seaside village of dunoon

Nestled high amongst established woodland with sensational views over the Firth of Clyde and surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery you will ever see, Abbots Brae has earned for itself an enviable reputation as a luxurious home away from home.

Abbot's Brae is a lovely small family-run Hotel situated in its own woodland garden. Eight spacious bedrooms are individually named after places within the stunning Cowal Peninsula, with each room displaying photographs and the history related to the place-name.

Guests always comment on the breathtaking views of the sea and hills and its peaceful secluded setting, yet it is only one mile from Dunoon town centre, home to the world's most spectacular Highland Games.

Dunoon is situated at the western gateway to the Loch Lomond National Park, only one hour from Glasgow International Airport and provides a perfect location to explore this outstanding area of the Scottish Highlands.

For delightful short and weekend breaks – and those special pampered romantic breaks in the west of Scotland the hotel has few equals – the perfect escape too from the City of Glasgow. Just ideal for small destination weddings in Scotland, and small corporate events and think tanks too, where our exclusive use packages really comes into their own.

In line with Scottish Law, smoking is not permitted inside the hotel. A sheltered smoking area is available.

 

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