The Bute House Guesthouse

A little about The Bute House Guesthouse - Josie & Leo

Business owner Josie Meredith has been in the hotel and restaurant business for over 10 years and just took over the ownership of the Guesthouse early 2005. Her wealth of experience ensures that customers here can expect a warm and friendly service with a focused attitude towards customer care. Josie & Leo have owned 2 pubs in South Wales - The Bear Inn & Barley Mow, the Barley Mow an 80 patron country pub in the Vale of Glam with a highly reputable name for food.

The Bute House had, had its 1st busy year with a high percentage of repeat bookings.

The Bute House Guesthouse has its own 20 seater coach for Island excursions. A quality Victorian accommodation in Rothesay at its best - Why not contact the Bute House Guesthouse today?

The Bute house Geusthouse, has been in business for over a century & features :-

• 5 double rooms
• 3 twin rooms
• 2 family rooms

Rooms include en-suite facilities, with TV & coffee/Tea

Classic Victorian accommodation situated in the heart Rothesay looking over Guilford Sq, with magnificent views over the harbour & yachting pontoons.

Josie's wealth of Bed & Breakfast & restaurant experience ensures that all customers to the Bute House Guesthouse can expect a warm and welcoming service.

Isle of Bute attractions

The Isle of Bute has many things to offer including 3 golf courses, Fresh water fishing in crystal lochs.

Why not explore Mount Stuart's 300 acres of various gardens & breathtaking views over the firth of Clyde, this location is fast becoming the top wedding venue in Scotland.

If you enjoy horse riding, walking or mountain biking the Island is a great place to explore. The island hosts 2 riding schools catering for both novices and experienced riders.

You will find through out the year many festivals such as Jazz festivals 'Bute Live' live music, biking weekends, motor biking and the highland games, Bute is the ideal destination for attending the Highland Games World Championship in Dunoon (Cowal games).

The Isle of Bute has many breathtaking beaches great for quiet walks and sunbathing in the summer months - walk The West Island way. Throughout the year why not visit Scalpsie bay and its famous seal colony.

If you enjoy the sea and all it has to offer why not try your hand at Yachting or Sea Fishing. The island has a full range of water sports including Jet skiiing, windsurfing & waterskiing. Explore the hidden depths and dive for ship wrecks and sunken treasures, ideal conditions for diving through out the Island.

The Isle of Bute has a varied range of attractions including many places of historical interest which include Rothesay Castle, Ascog Hall & Fernery gardens, the 12th Century Chapel St Blanes, stone circles, Isle of Bute discovery centre, Bute museum & don't forget Rothesay victorian toilets - what a great way to spend a penny.