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Bed and breakfast in Lanark |
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 Bed and breakfast in Lanark. Lanark is one of the
most important towns in the Clyde Valley, and has a bustling
market, one of Scotland's largest farming markets. Lanark lies
high on the east bank of the River Clyde, close to its confluence
with the Mouse Water. Its strategic location guarding the Clyde
Valley was first recognised by the Romans, who built a fortification
on what is now known as Castle Hill, an outcrop south west of
the centre of the town which drops steeply into the valley. Lanark
is perhaps best known for nearby New Lanark, a complex of cotton
mills built along and powered by the River Clyde complete with
its own village, still providing people with homes in the midst
of a World Heritage Site. Lanark's local hero is William Wallace,
the hero of the Braveheart film. Also see Lanark.
If you are in the right town but cannot find the accommodation
you want on this page, you might consider Lanark
hotels. Other accommodation nearby - see bed
and breakfast in Biggar & bed
and breakfast in Duns. |
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Cornhill House Coulter Biggar South Lanarkshire ML12 6QE (approx 6 miles from Lanark) |
 Hotel near Lanark. Off the A702
trunk road between the village of Coulter and town of Biggar,
east of Lanark. Standing in its own grounds
of some 20 acres, one of Scotland's more unusual and elegant
mansion houses, resting in beautiful countryside and providing
a high standard of accommodation, food and service. seven comfortable
and beautifully furnished bedrooms. The Dining Rooms offer a
selection of menus... more
details |
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| New Lanark Mill Hotel, New Lanark Mills, Rosebank, ML11 9DB | ||
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Location: on the outskirts
of Lanark. The New Lanark Mill Hotel is part of UNESCO
World Heritage Site. The hotel has spacious en suite rooms, a
restaurant, bar and swimming pool. New Lanark is a small 18th
century village, designed as a model industrial centre. Today,
the mill buildings, school and workers' homes have been converted
into shops, museums and the New Lanark Mill Hotel. the rooms
and the rooftop garden both offer stunning views of the river
and the surrounding Conservation Area. The restaurant overlooks
the River Clyde and offers traditional Scottish dishes from a
cooked breakfast to afternoon tea. As well as the swimming pool,
there is a modern gym, sauna and steam room. The hotel has received
awards for its environmental policies and disabled access. The
village is an hour's drive from Glasgow or Edinburgh and the
Mill Hotel is just 1.4 miles from Lanark Railway Station. |
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