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Carnoustie hotels
The Carnoustie hotels listed below are either in the town or we have given a rough guide as to how far they are from Carnoustie. We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation from our list of hotels in Carnoustie and the surrounding area. Carnoustie has hosted many major golf tournaments including the British Open Golf Championship on numerous occasions, the Scottish Open and others. Carnoustie now has 3 outstanding courses. Sailing, fishing, & windsurfing can be enjoying along the magnificient sands of Carnoustie. Carnoustie's success was helped by the early arrival of rail; today Carnoustie has a railway station in the town, on the line between Dundee and Aberdeen. Also see Carnoustie tourist and travel information
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Carnoustie Golf Hotel, 8 Links Parade, Carnoustie, DD7 7JE
	Situated on the edge of the Carnoustie Championship course, one of the top 3 golf courses in the country.

The Kinloch Arms Hotel, High Street, Carnoustie, DD7 6AN
	With a large restaurant, free Wi-Fi and a bar, Kinloch Arms is a family-run hotel from the 1800s. It is close to championship golf courses and the coast. Kinloch Arms Hotel is near to Panmure Golf Club and Carnoustie Golf Club.

Visitor attractions and information - Carnoustie

	The red sandstone ruins of Arbroath Abbey are located close to the centre of the town. A splendid new visitors' centre contains a range of interpretative displays with a viewing gallery from which much of the Abbey can be seen. About 7 miles northeast of Carnoustie.
	Arbroath Smokies. Smoking haddock is still very much a cottage industry in Arbroath with a designated area within the town. When visiting Arbroath head for the "fit of the toon" where your nose will soon lead you to the nearest smoke house. www.arbroath-smokie.co.uk. About 7 miles northeast of Carnoustie.
	Barry Water Mill NTS, Barry, Carnoustie, Angus DD7 7RJ. Tel: 01241 856761. Barry Mill was the heart of this small rural community in the 19th century, providing work and social opportunities for local people. Until as late as 1982 the mill was still working – the last of its kind in Angus – producing oatmeal and finally animal feed. Location: On the outskirts of Carnoustie.
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