Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran and places to stay nearby

Nestling in the shadow of the impressive Goatfell mountain, Brodick Castle boasts a particular fine example of a woodland garden. Begun in 1923 by Lady Mary Louise, 6th Duchess of Montrose, the Brodick Castle garden is home to an internationally acclaimed collection of rhododendrons whilst the walled garden has been restored as a Victorian Garden. A little further afield you will discover way-marked trails, waterfalls, wildlife ponds, a nature room and a wildlife garden.		Places to stay near to Brodick Castle, Isle of Arran Search for 5-star quality hotels to independent hotels, B&B’s and guesthouses. We also list hotels at airports and in Europe. PRICES Special prices offer up to 70% discount off standard rates as well as hundreds of exclusive deals. COMMENTS Read unbiased guest reviews and benefit from instant secure on-line booking confirmations providing peace of mind. Search now - click here
2008 - NTS - Brodick Castle Castle, Castle: 21 Mar to 31 Oct, daily 11–4.00 (closes 3.00 in Oct). Country Park: all year, daily 9.30 - dusk. Free entrance for National Trust members - see our offer. Disabled access to gardens, partial disabled access to castle. Restaurant, shop.	Brodick Castle Isle of Arran North Ayrshire KA27 8HY Tel 01770 302202