Search hotels in Lochranza

We were doing the Arran coastal way and the first 3 nights we stayed here. Buses were easy to get (if times a little limited on a Sunday) so we made it back in time each afternoon. Deer roam the village (don't feed them - if they get too tame they need to be culled) and there are seals in the bay. The walks in the area are good.

The buses were great but not as frequent as I would have liked - but glad they were available. Machrie Moore stone circles was my favorite spot - would be great if that was a regular drop-off and pick-up stop.

The best hostel I have ever stayed. The room and bathroom were spotless clean. Good quality bedding. Reception staff extremely friendly and helpful. Beautiful views just at door step. Highly recommend.

Lochranza is a beautiful, quiet, scenic location for a tranquil holiday. It is very laid back and you can do as little or as much as you feel like. There is plenty to do from walking, cycling, camping, taking in the history which includes the castle. There is a distillery in lochranza that I would recommend you visit. There are a few local places where you can sit and enjoy a pint and a meal and if you are up for it stay in the bar as locals and visitors are very friendly. You also have the calmac ferry port that services Tarbet you can use this to do a day trip.All in all a beautiful part of Arran

Lochranza is beautiful and pristine - much like all of Arran however you experience more of a wilderness vibe than you do at the larger settlements such as Brodick or Whiting Bay. There is plenty to see and do in Lochranza, with wildlife galore! We managed to spot some otters! The scenery is just breathtaking.

Lochranza sits in a gorgeous glen , with a very good distillery, an excellent eatery - The Stag Pavillion, need to book way ahead. a moody ruin on the coast, great walks spanning out and up into the hills or along the coast.