Ratings based on 136 Verified Reviews
4.7 Room cleanliness
4.8 Service & staff
4.6 Room comfort
4.4 Hotel condition
Expedia Verified Reviews
by A verified traveler from Halifax
Posted 15 Jun 2024
This w.as a cash only property. They do not take credit cards. It was close to the ferry, dining (Douglas House), the golf course and a short drive to Brodick Castle (a must visit). The ladies we met were pleasant and helpful.
by A verified traveler
Posted 14 Jun 2024
Peaceful and relaxing with a warm welcome.
Good breakfast options freshly cooked.
Good value for money.
Sea view from the bed room and dining room beautiful.
by A verified traveler
Posted 9 Jun 2024
Delightful stay this weekend and look forward to returning very soon
by A verified traveler
Posted 4 Jun 2024
Lovely clean and the most friendly people, fantastic breakfast,
by A verified traveler
Posted 26 Apr 2024
by A verified traveler
Posted 26 Apr 2024
by A verified traveler
Posted 26 Apr 2024
I spent a really nice time in Dunvegan b&b.. very nice view on the sea and the isle of Arran is wonderful!
by A verified traveler
Posted 25 Apr 2024
Stayed for three nights, perfect location close to Ferry and all walking routes. I didnt avail of breakfast due to attending a running event.
by A verified traveler
Posted 24 Apr 2024
Great location. Lovely staff. Everything we needed.
by A verified traveler
A comfortable stay at Dunvegan House.
Posted 23 Oct 2023 on HotelsMy wife & I had a loved time on Arran and we found Dunvegan House to be in an excellent location where everything that Brodick had to offer was within walking distance. The proprietor and staff were friendly and helpful. Our room, perhaps a little dated, was spotlessly clean, had TV, tea/coffee making facilities and a fabulous sea view. It was it was refreshed each day and was given fresh towels daily. We didn’t use the communal lounge, but it looked comfortable. Breakfast was very good. Personally, I would have liked to have seen black pudding and/or a haggis slice as part of the “Full Scottish Breakfast” but there was fruit, cereal and yoghurt’s available.
Due to very poor weather we could not get a ferry for our return home, so returned to Dunvegan House and and luckily was given our room back for an extra night. We did manage to get on a ferry the following day after a 03:30 rise and a 14 mile drive to Lochranza to ensure a space on the first crossing to Claonaig which was scheduled to leave at 08:15 but again, due to weather conditions, eventually left at around 11:15
