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Features
Free parking, Internet, Free Internet, Wifi, Non-smoking rooms, Family Rooms, Accessible rooms, Non-smoking hotel, Public Wifi, Free Wifi, Housekeeping, Breakfast included, Beachfront Description
The St.Ebba is a grand Victorian villa with many original features and panoramic views across Rothesay Bay. It sits on Mount Stuart Road and to find us you take a left turn from the ferry towards Kilchattan bay. If you are on foot it is a pleasant 15minute walk. There is a taxi rank at the pier and local bus services.
Visitors have been arriving at Rothesay pier on the Isle of Bute for many hundreds of years to enjoy the simple relaxing environment. There are many boats of all shapes and sizes over the summer months in the harbour area including the last ocean going paddle steamer The Waverly . Traditionally many paddle steamers would arrive daily at the many piers on the island bringing bustling tourists ashore.
The rooms now ready at the St.Ebba are within the Summer Retreat . These rooms are of a high standard all with en-suite and quality Scottish toiletries. They are fresh light and airy. They are all well equipped with welcome trays free view television WI-FI dvd player hairdryer. We also have a spacious ground floor room with large en suite shower room that may suit those guests who would rather not have stairs or require to use a wheelchair.
We can cater for a wide range of visitor wither its business or pleasure. The rooms available are for couples singles twin rooms and families. Families with small children we can provide travel cot and high chair.
Since March 2010 we have been transforming it into our family home and we have been sharing it with our Bed & Breakfast guests since July 2011. It has a comfortable contemporary style which blends well with the traditional feel of Scottish holidays in Rothesay. You will find a friendly relaxed atmosphere to enrich your stay.
You may want to relax in the lounge of the St.Ebba in front of the log stove and enjoy the fabulous unrestricted views across Rothesay Bay on to the Cowal Peninsula and Loch Striven. On warmer summer evenings you can enjoy views from the front garden terrace.
