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Welcome
to Brucefield Boutique B&B Accommodation in Arbroath, Angus.
Brucefield B & B is the only boutique B&B in Arbroath, offering contemporary and stylish accommodation in a 1920's built manor house within walking distance to the centre of Arbroath town.
If you are looking for an Arbroath hotel then consider treating yourself to one of our luxury en-suite rooms. Enjoy your stay in 5 star luxury accommodation Arbroath can be proud to offer it's visitors.
The house has been recently completely refurbished to a very high standard, with close attention to detail.
Brucefield Boutique Bed and Breakfast Accommodation
All our 4 bedrooms are en-suite and feature flat screen TVs, DVD players, in-room fridges, wireless broadband, a desk, feather duvets and pillows, hairdryers and Arran Aromatics toiletries. Hypoallergenic pillows and duvets are available on request. Please note Brucefield Boutique B&B is non-smoking.
Room One - Kilchurn Castle
This spacious bedroom is elegantly furnished in a contemporary style.
The en-suite shower room is luxuriously tiled in Italian travertine. The
bedroom is furnished in neutral tones with soft lighting. Relax either
on the king size bed, with its luxurious raw silk cushions and oversized
headboard, or on the comfortable, modern swivel chair.
The bedroom also features a desk and chair, a built-in wardrobe, a mini fridge and an oversized full length mirror for your convenience. This bedroom is on the ground floor.
Room Two - Eileen Donan
This spacious suite is elegantly furnished in neutral tones with soft
lighting. The heavy curtains, elegantly pooled on the floor, give a feeling
of sheer opulence. Relax on the super king bed, or on your own comfy sofa
whilst watching a DVD on the 42 inch wall-mounted plasma screen.
The travertine tiled en-suite features an uber modern free-standing bath as well as an independent large shower. The bedroom further features a desk and chair, a chest of drawers, a walk-in wardrobe and a mini fridge. This bedroom is situated on the 1st floor and has a view of the trees at the back of the house. This room can also be arranged as a twin room.
Room Three - Ardvreck Castle
This comfortable double with a king size bed is elegantly furnished in
neutral tones with contemporary furniture. The bijou en-suite shower room
is tiled in luxurious black granite and white porcelain tiles. A lavish
feel is achieved with the use of luxurious fabrics: opulent curtains pool
on the floor and gorgeous raw silk cushions complete the look.
The room also features a free-standing wardrobe, a mini fridge, a dressing table / desk and a comfortable modern swivel armchair. The room is situated on the 1st floor and has a view of the trees at the rear of the house.
Room Four - Castle Stalker
This light and sunny room is situated on the first floor and has a view
of the garden. This comfortable room is elegantly furnished in natural
tones with contemporary furniture. The en-suite shower room is tiled in
plush black granite and white porcelain tiles. Opulent curtains pool on
the floor and a mixture of lavender silk and linen cushions adorn the
super-king bed.
The room also features a built-in wardrobe, a mini fridge, a desk and chair and an oversized floor- standing mirror.This room can also be configured as a twin.
Accommodation prices include breakfast.
Child Policy
Unfortunately, Brucefield Boutique B&B is not suitable for children
under the age of 10. However, we may be able to accommodate younger children
by prior arrangement.
Pets
We do not allow pets.
Dinning
While Brucefield Boutique B&B does not offer evening meals, we will
be happy to recommend and book local restaurants for guests. We also offer
guests the facility to use the dining room to eat food ordered in.
Breakfast is served between the hours of 7:30 and 10:30 Monday to Friday
and 8:30 to 10:30 on weekends.
We can accommodate any specific dietary requirement, but please let us
know when booking.
Facilities
Brucefield sits in a lovely mature garden, which is available for guest
use. In the summer months, guests can take a glass of wine outside and
challenge their companions to a game of croquet. Or simply sit under the
trees or on the lawn and enjoy the all-day sunshine thanks to a south-facing
garden.
The guest lounge evokes a cozy, hip city night spot and features a complimentary mini bar offering wine, beers, whisky, vodka and mixers.
We pride ourselves on service. If you would like restaurants, golf, any trips or taxis booked, just let us know and we will do everything we can to help you make the most of your trip.
There is free wireless broadband available throughout the property.
We have an extensive CD and DVD library from which guests can borrow
DVDs.
Attractions
Golf:
If golf is your thing, then Brucefield makes an ideal home, with the world
famous Carnoustie golf links a mere fifteen minutes away. Even closer
is Letham Grange, which offers both the magnificent and challenging old
course, as well as the relaxing and beautiful Glens course. The eleven
courses at St Andrews are also easily accessible around forty minutes
away.
Strolls
The picturesque coastline from Dundee to Montrose has a character all
its own with many unique villages, towns and walkways to be explored.
Take a relaxing walk along the beautiful white sandy beach at Lunan Bay
while watching the dedicated surfers brave the cold water, or take a casual
stroll along the seashore at Broughty Ferry, stopping off at Visocchi's
for a genuine gelato.
Arbroath is also home to one of the acclaimed seven wonders of the industrial world: the Bell rock Lighthouse, the world's oldest surviving sea-washed lighthouse. Designed and built by engineers Robert Stevenson and John Rennie between 1807 and 1810, it is considered one of the wonders of the industrial world because of the challenges faced in building it, and it's very high standard of construction which has endured to this day.
Birding
Brucefield is also ideally situated for those who enjoy the great outdoors.
In Angus, Montrose Basin wildlife centre is a haven for migrating and
resident birds. Alternatively take a bracing coastal walk along the Arbroath
cliffs with their fantastic red sandstone formations.
Boat trips
At Broughty Ferry, you could take a special boat trip to see the most
northerly resident group of Bottlenose dolphins in Europe.
History and Culture
Brucefield is situated in the historical fishing town of Arbroath in the
district of Angus, on Scotland's East coast. Arbroath has long been famous
for "Arbroath Smokies", a unique kind of smoked haddock, and
has been awarded "Protected Geographical Indication" status
by the European commission. This means that similar to Champagne or Parma
ham, only fish smoked within an 8km radius of Arbroath can legitimately
be called Arbroath Smokies.
Arbroath Abbey is associated with the signing of the declaration of Arbroath in 1320. The document, believed to have been drafted by Abbot Bernard on behalf of the Scottish nobles and barons, asked Pope John XXII to recognize Scotland's independence.
Historic Scotland has recently completed a striking new £1.8m visitor centre beside the Abbey. The centre provides interpretive displays and viewing galleries and explains the significance of the declaration of Arbroath.
About Brucefield Boutique B&B
Brucefield boutique B&B opened in April 2009 after extensive refurbishment
to the property in a project lasting eighteen months. Our goal was to
create somewhere we would like to stay, to bring together the elements
we have most enjoyed in other guest houses and hotels all over the world:
a high sense of design, attention to detail and personal touches that
lead to a sublime experience.
The public areas of the building are decorated in an eclectic style, from French revival to hip bar.
Email Brucefield Boutique Bed and Breakfast enquiries & reservations:
bookscotland@madbookings.com
