Ashbank Hotel

Small hotel in the quiet village of Carradale, great place to stop. Lovely hosts, warm and welcoming. Rooms were lovely clean and comfortable with tea and coffee to enjoy in your room. Breakfast was lovely and with lots of choice from lighter continental to a full scottish breakfast which was delicious. There is a full stocked bar to relax and enjoy a local drink and the lounge was cosy with a fire,. The village itself is lovely to have a walk around and look across to Arran from the pier.

We arrived very early and thought we’d see if our room was ready , we’re greeted by owner and in no uncertain terms he told us that we needed to come back at 3pm earliest . I’d wasn’t very friendly . When we went back his attitude was totally different . Room was great but shower in bath and Im not sure how a less mobile person would be able to get in . Breakfast was excellent and we were made to feel very welcome . Good experience after dodgy start

We recently spent two nights at the Ashbank. Upon arrival we were offered tea and coffee and give the key to our well appointed room, which was very comfortable and very clean. John and Sharon are a font of knowledge of the area and gave us good advise on where to visit. We left Carradale feeling that we had known John and Sharon for years.

We stayed midweek for two nights only, on recommendation by family. It's easy to find, on the main road in town, has parking off-street, and our room had a good view over the golf course and other countryside to the sea and (I think) Arran. A comfy room, nicely decorated, very clean, ensuite looks quite new. The shower cubicle was slightly "snug" - though that is really on me! I think all rooms are upstairs, so not really for anyone not too good on their legs. Dining room was not open during our stay, due to covid - continental breakfast delivered to our room (quite acceptable in the circumstances), and they could provide a bar service to guests in the lounge or in their room. A really nice place, friendly hostess, and would return again if I'm in the area - would recommend.