The Arrochar Hotel - A Bespoke Hotel
A Historic Hotel in Arrochar, Strathclyde (Argyll and Bute)
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Main Street
Arrochar
Strathclyde
Scotland
G83 7AU
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Accommodation Description:
Magnificently situated at the very foot of the Arrochar Alps on the shores of Loch Long you will find the Arrochar Hotel. A 78 Bedroom former coaching inn this spacious hotel commands the most excellent views across the loch and offers guests an excellent base from which to explore its diverse surroundings. FREE WIFI AND FREE PARKING AVAILABLE.
From: £36.00
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ofFacilities
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout
- Cots available
- Car parking available onsite
- Wi-Fi Available
- Restaurant
- TV
- Tea/Coffee making facilities in each room
- Hairdryer in each room
- Wake Up Call Available
- Pets Allowed
- Ground floor bedrooms
- Lift to all floors
- Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas
- Wi-Fi Available In Rooms
- Bar
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Nearby Historic Attractions
Heritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Loch Lomond -
2.1 miles (Countryside) 
Ben Lomond -
4.4 miles (Countryside)
Ardkinglas Woodland Garden -
8.5 miles (Garden)
Hill House -
12.6 miles (Historic House)
Inveraray Maritime Museum -
12.7 miles (Museum) 
Inveraray Jail -
12.7 miles (Museum)
Inveraray Castle -
13 miles (Historic House) 
The Trossachs -
14.9 miles (Countryside)
Benmore Botanic Gardens -
15 miles (Garden)
Geilston Garden -
16.3 miles (Garden)
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HISTORY CORNER
Sir Francis Drake famously completed his game of what pastime before sailing out to meet the Spanish Armada?
23 April, 1248
Order of the Garter insituted
Edward III's famous order of chivarly modelled after a similar French chivalric order of knights
This king led the English to triumph at Crecy in 1346