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Accommodation in Rhu, Strathclyde Part of the Strathclyde Travel Guide on Britain Express, highlighting attractions, heritage, and tourism information. |
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Rosslea Hall Country House HotelA Hotel in Rhu, StrathclydeFerry Road Rhu Strathclyde Scotland G84 8NF
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From: £89.00 Built in 1849 by the merchant business man, Daniel Walkinshaw, the Rosslea Hall retains much of its traditional charm whilst at the same time offering the modern day facilities that one would naturally expect to find. The much loved garden offers a secluded spot for a light lunch and proudly displays a commerative plaque to the Clan McAulay and The Lands of Ardencaple. The Rosslea Hall Hotel stands proudly looking out over the Firth of Clyde and the rolling landscapes beyond Situated adjacent to the church, in the picturesque village of Rhu next to the town of Helensburgh the hotel offers a countryside setting within easy travelling distance of Scotlands main cities. Accommodation Rating: 3* (about ratings) Facilities
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Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Nearest Attractions Hill House -
2.1 miles (Historic House) Newark Castle, Glasgow -
7 miles (Castle) Benmore Botanic Gardens -
7.7 miles (Garden) Finlaystone -
8.8 miles (Historic House) Dumbarton Castle -
10.2 miles (Castle) Ben Lomond -
13.3 miles (Countryside) Loch Lomond -
13.5 miles (Countryside) Weaver's Cottage -
15.2 miles (Museum) Largs Old Kirk -
15.7 miles (Historic Church) Skelmorlie Aisle -
15.7 miles (Historic Church) Nearby Towns & Villages to Visit Saddell -
43.9 miles away Lower Largo -
72.3 miles away Elie -
76.5 miles away Leuchars -
77.2 miles away St Monans -
78.8 miles away Broughty Ferry -
79.7 miles away Pittenweem -
80.3 miles away Anstruther -
81.3 miles away Directions: UK Hotels |
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