Corrie Hotel Motorhome Stopover Information

About the Pub 🏨

The Corrie Hotel is a boutique-style hotel built around 1850 with distinctive red sandstone from the local quarry. Located in the idyllic village of Corrie on the Isle of Arran, it sits right on the seashore, which is a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) within a conservation area. The hotel offers a warm and friendly atmosphere with bright, cozy rooms including singles, twins, doubles, kings, and a new four-poster room. It is ideal for cyclists, drivers, families, golfers, walkers, and locals searching for a welcoming place with excellent food and drink.

The hotel's beer garden, formerly a croquet lawn, sits right on the shoreline and provides stunning views across the Firth of Clyde to Ayrshire, Bute, Cumbrae, and beyond. The Corrie Hotel warmly welcomes dogs, making it pet-friendly [3][5].

Opening Times ⏰

The pub and restaurant at the Corrie Hotel are open daily with the following schedule:

• Lunch: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
• Dinner: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM

These times apply every day of the week [2].

Food & Drink 🍽️

The Corrie Hotel offers a variety of homemade traditional pub grub and dishes making use of local, sustainable, and island-sourced ingredients including beef, lamb, fish, shellfish, cheeses, preserves, and beer. The menu caters to vegan, gluten-free, and kids' dietary needs.

Sample menu items include:

• Starters such as homemade soups, duck & orange pâté, haggis pakoras, prawn cocktail, and deep-fried Arran camembert.
• Main meals with seafood, local meats, and vegetarian options.
• Children's menu with options like cheesy garlic bread, battered haddock, chicken nuggets, and macaroni cheese.
• Sides including hand-cut chips, vegetables, and salads.

Reservations are advised, especially in summer, to guarantee seating [2][6].

Facilities ⚙️

• Credit cards accepted: American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Debit Card, and Cash
• Free WiFi available
• Highchairs, baby changing, and children's menu for families
• Outdoor beer garden seating available in summer
• Dog-friendly with a welcoming atmosphere for pets
• Car parking on site
• Public transport access (bus route 324 nearby)
• Licensed bar and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and evening meals

The hotel is open all year and suitable for various visitor types such as cyclists, walkers, golfers, and families [3][5].

Reviews ⭐

The Corrie Hotel holds a high reputation with a 4.6 out of 5 rating on Tripadvisor for its restaurant and excellent customer service. Visitors praise the welcoming atmosphere, quality of food, and comfortable accommodation. One visitor noted the beer garden’s superb views, the tasteful refurbishment, and the peaceful yet lively ambiance after cycling around Arran. The hotel is praised for friendly staff, good portion sizes, and a relaxing stay [2][7].

Dog Friendly 🐕

Dogs are warmly welcomed at the Corrie Hotel and it’s a great spot to bring your four-legged friend. There is ample outdoor space including the beer garden right on the shoreline for walks and relaxation with pets [3][5].

Beer Garden 🌿

The beer garden is located on the former croquet lawn and offers superb views across the Firth of Clyde towards Ayrshire, Bute, and Cumbrae. It is open mainly during the summer months and is a popular spot for enjoying drinks and meals outside in a beautiful coastal setting [2][3][5].

Interesting Things to Do Nearby (within 5 miles) 🗺️

1. Corrie Beach

Just steps from the hotel, Corrie Beach is a beautiful sandy bay perfect for a leisurely stroll or beachcombing. The peaceful shoreline provides stunning water views and opportunities to spot local wildlife. It's an ideal spot for relaxation and enjoying the fresh sea air.

2. Isle of Arran Golf Club

Located approximately 1 mile from the hotel, this championship 18-hole golf course offers challenging play surrounded by stunning landscapes. Both beginners and experienced golfers can enjoy the scenic course and club facilities.

3. Glenashdale Falls

About 3.5 miles away, Glenashdale Falls is a picturesque waterfall nestled in a forested glen. There are well-signposted walking trails leading through woodland to the falls, making it a great choice for walkers and nature lovers.

4. Brodick Castle, Garden & Country Park

Roughly 5 miles south, this historic castle features impressive architecture, beautiful gardens, and expansive country park grounds. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, enjoy woodlands, and spot abundant wildlife in the large park setting.

5. Isle of Arran Brewery

Located around 4.5 miles away, the Arran Brewery offers guided tours and tastings of their craft beers. Learn about the brewing process and enjoy sampling locally made ales in a welcoming environment.