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Visitarran Opening Post Covid Please Note This List Is As Advised by The VisitArran Opening Post Covid Please note this list is as advised by the businesses listed. Please do check times etc as these may change as time moves on. There may also be businesses open who haven't had time to let us know! Business Name Hours Website Phone Village Toilets - please be aware that some businesses may also permit you to use their toilets, in return for a donation to local charity Brodick 7am - dusk Lamlash 24/7 Kilmory 24/7 Whiting Bay 24/7 Corrie & Sannox Temporarily closed Blackwaterfoot Temporarily closed CalMac - Brodick Terminal CalMac - Lochranza Mobile Waste Units - Camervans, Motorhomes etc Blackwaterfoot Harbour, behind toilets Whiting Bay, behind village toilets Petrol Blackwaterfoot Garage Mon-Sat 8.30-5.30 Brodick Pier Mon - Sat 8-5 Lamlash: Park Terrace, JTC Mon - Fri 8-4.30pm Whiting Bay: Bay Garage Mon - Sat 10-2pm Whiting Bay: MBS Mon- Sat 8-5pm Self Catering Arran Castaways https://www.arrancastaways.com/ 0777 75591325 Auchrannie Resort www.auchrannie.co.uk 01770 302234 Balmichael Glamping www.balmichaelglamping.co.uk 01770 465 095 Bellevue Farm Cottages https://www.bellevue-arran.co.uk/ 01770 860251 Belvedere Cottage https://www.belvedere-guesthouse.co.uk/ 01770 302397 Clan Hamilton Flat www.beachfrontflat.co.uk Online only Dougarie Estate www.dougarieestate.co.uk 07970 286536 Greannan Self Catering www.visitarran.com 01770 860200 Green Brae Barn www.cottagesonarran.com 0739 3403072 Hamilton Cottages www.hamiltoncottages.co.uk 0776 6220278 Kildonan Farm Cottages kildonanfarmcottages.co.uk 01770 820324 Kinloch Hotel www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk 01770 860444 Lochside Self Catering http://www.lochside-arran.co.uk/ 01770 860276 Lodge Farm https://arran-holiday.com/ 0031 622558952 Millrink Cottages www.millrinkarran.co.uk 01770 870256 Oakbank Farm www.oakbankfarm.com 01770 600404 Runach Arainn Glamping runacharainn.com 01770 870515 Shannochie Cottages www.shannochiearran.co.uk 01770 820291 Strathwhillan Cottage www.holidayhousearran.co.uk Viewbank Cottage www.viewbank-arran.co.uk 01770 700326 West Knowe Holiday Cottages https://www.cottageguide.co.uk/westknowe-oldbyre/ 01770302365 or 07397953883 Westfield House Self Catering www.westfield-arran.com 07411 521179 Woodlea Cottage http://www.stayinbrodick-arran.co.uk/ 01770 303906 Hotel Auchrannie Resort https://www.auchrannie.co.uk/ 01770 302234 Blackwaterfoot Lodge 01770 860202 http://www.blackwaterfoot-lodge.co.uk/ Douglas Hotel http://www.thedouglashotel.co.uk/ 01770 302968 Kinloch Hotel https://www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk/ 01770 860444 Lagg Hotel http://www.lagghotel.com 01770 870255 Lamlash Bay Hotel 01770 600844 www.lamlashbayhotel.co.uk Ormidale Hotel http://www.ormidale-hotel.co.uk/ Bed & Breakfast Belvedere Guest House https://www.belvedere-guesthouse.co.uk/ 01770 302397 Dunvegan House https://www.dunveganhouse.uk/ 01770 302811 Glenartney http://www.glenartney-arran.co.uk 01770 302220 Greannan Bed & Breakfast https://visitarran.com/where-to-stay/the-greannan-1 01770 860200 Lochranza Centre www.lochranzacentre.co.uk 01770 830637 Monamore House 01770 600621 www.monamore-arran.co.uk Stonewater House Vegan B&B www.stonewaterhouse.co.uk 01770 601259 Viewbank Guest House www.viewbank-arran.co.uk 01770 700326 Camping Balmichael Glamping www.balmichaelglamping.co.uk 01770 465 095 Bridgend Campsite www.bridgendholidaysshiskine.co.uk 01770 860597 Lochranza Campsite http://www.arran-campsite.com 01770 860273 Retail A&C Cameron, Blackwaterfoot PO M-Sa 8.30-5.30, Su 01770 860220 12-5 Ad Astra Jewellery and Gifts 11-4pm www.adastrajewellery.co.uk 01770 302400 or 01770 601341 Angela Elliot Walker Art Open by https://angela-elliott-walker.co.uk/ 01770 303906 appointment Ann Hume Jewellery Th, F, Sa, 11-4pm www.annhumejewellery.co.uk 0797 5588432 Arran Active M-Sa 9.30-5pm, Su www.arranactive.co.uk 01770 302113 10.30-5pm Arran Sense of Scotland daily 9.30-4.30pm https://arran.com/ 01770 303003 Arran Art Gallery 10-5pm www.arranartgallery.com 01770 700250 Arran Art Trail Check web site for www.arranarttrail.com details of individual artists Arran Cheese Shop M-S 9-5: Sun 10- www.arrancheese.com 01770 302788 4.30 Bay Wool & Crafts Mon - Sat 10-4pm www.baywoolcrafts.co.uk 01770 700481 Book & Card Centre 8.30-5pm Closed https://www.bookandcardarran.com/ 01770 302288 Sun Chameleon Ladies' Boutique, Mon-Sat 10.30-5pm www.chameleonarran.com 01770 600201 or Lamlash 07740 866522 Janelle's M-Sat 10-5pm [email protected] 01770 600723 Kilmory Community Shop, Kilmory Daily 01770 870345 hall Lagg Distilley Shop 10- 5.30pm https://www.laggwhisky.com/ 01770 870565 Lochranza Distillery Shop Daily www.arranwhisky.com 01770 830264 Old Byre Showroom Daily 10-5 www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 The Byre at Brodick Mon-Sat 10-5 www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 The Harbour Shop Daily https://www.facebook.com/The-Harbour-Shop- 01770 860215 254821311288157/ The Honesty Box, Clachaig Farm 24/7 Instagram - arran_honestybox 01770 870256 The Old Byre Visitor Centre 10-4pm www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 The Shoe Bothy Daily 10-5 www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 Food & Drink Blackwaterfoot Lodge Takeaway Th, Fri, 01770 860202 Sat http://www.blackwaterfoot-lodge.co.uk/ Brambles Seafood & Grill, 7.30am-9.30pm - www.auchrannie.co.uk 01770 302234 Auchrannie Resort bar open till late Brodick Bar Su-Th 12-11.30pm; http://www.brodickbar.co.uk 01770 302169 F/Sat 12-12.30am Brodick Brasserie Su - Th 12-4pm, http://www.brodickbar.co.uk 01770 302169 5.30-9pm; F/Sa 12- 4pm, 5.30-10pm Café Thyme 10-5 10-5pm inside, www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 outside and takeaway Crofters Daily from 12pm www.crofterslarder.com 0749 8208168 Cruize Bar Brasserie 7.30am-9.30pm; www.auchrannie.co.uk 01770 302234 bar open till late Douglas Hotel Bar & Bistro Daily http://www.thedouglashotel.co.uk/ 01770 302968 Drift Inn 12-10pm Daily 01770 600608 https://driftinnarran.com/ Eighteen 69, Auchrannie Resort 5pm-9.30pm Th-M - www.auchrannie.co.uk 01770 302234 bar open till late all week Felicity's at Eden Lodge 4-8pm. Extended https://felicitysarran.co.uk/ 01770 700357 for evening drinks and weekend lunches. Further extension 15th July onwards. Frans Tearoom at Corrie Golf Club M, Th, Sa, Su 9- 01770 810223 Takeaway 4pm; Fri 9-6.30 Janie's 10-4.30 https://www.facebook.com/janiesbrodick/ 01770 302874 Kinloch Bar https://www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk/ 01770 860444 Kinloch Hotel Tea/Coffee 11- 4pm www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk 01770 860444 & Evening Meals 5pm until 8.30pm (reservations essential) Kinloch Hotel Restaurant 5-8.30pm 01770 860444 (reservation only) https://www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk/ Kinloch Lounge Bar 11.30-4.30pm. 01770 860444 https://www.bw-kinlochhotel.co.uk/ Lagg Distilley - Kilmory Café 10-4pm https://www.laggwhisky.com/ 01770 870565 Lamlash Bay Hotel www.lamlashbayhotel.co.uk 01770 600844 Little Rock Mon - Sat 9-5pm: 01770 Sun 930-5pm https://www.facebook.com/littlerockarran/ 303886 Little Rock Deli Mon - Sat 9-8pm: 01770 Sun 930-8pm https://www.facebook.com/littlerockarran/ 303886 Mara Fish Bar & Deli Tu & Fr 4-8pm: [email protected] 01770 810555 Wed, Th, Sat, Sun 11-4pm pre order & collection only On a Roll - Takeaway 8.30-3pm N/a 01770 860220 Ormidale Hotel Daily http://www.ormidale-hotel.co.uk/ 01770 302293 Shiskine Golf Club Teeroom 10.30am to 3.30pm www.shiskinegolf.com 01770 860777 7 days, and Takeaway meals Friday & Saturday evenings The Old Pier Café 10 - 4 / closed Tues https://www.facebook.com/TheOldPierTearoom/ 01770 600249 The Parlour Wed-Sun: Ice https://www.facebook.com/theparlourarran/ 01770 303823 Cream from 2-8pm; pizzas 4-8pm The Pierhead Tavern Fr-Tues 3-10pm,eat 01770 600418 in and take away www.thepht.co.uk The Pierhead Taven pop Up Food Wed 12 to 6pm eat 01770 600418 Stall in and take away www.thepht.co.uk The Shore, Whiting Bay Friday from 5.30 www.theshorearran.co.uk 01770 700161 The Shore, Whiting Bay Wed - Sun 11.30- www.theshorearran.co.uk 01770 600161 2.30 Velo Cafe, Lagg Hotel Wed - Sun 9:30am - 01770 870255 4pm http://www.lagghotel.com/velo-cafe The Wineport As usual 01770 302101 https://www.facebook.com/wineportarran/?ref=br_rs Wooleys of Arran - Takeaway 7-2pm 01770 302280 https://www.wooleys.co.uk/ Attraction/Activity Arran Adventure, Auchrannie 10am - 6pm, 7 days www.auchrannie.co.uk 01770 302234 Resort a week Arran Alpacas 10.30 or 2pm, 5 www.arranalpacas.co.uk 01770 465 095 days a week Arran Heritage Museum 10.30-4.30 daily www.arranmuseum.co.uk 01770 302185 Arran Tours Daily 01770 810532 Bellevue Farm Tours Phone to book! https://www.bellevue-arran.co.uk/ 01770 860251 Brodick Castle Gardens & Country https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/brodick-castle-garden- 01770 202202 Park (Castle closed) country-park Brodick Castle Adventure https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/brodick-castle-garden- 01770 202202 Playground country-park Cairnhouse Riding Centre All day http://www.cairnhousestables.com/ 01770 860466 Lochranza Centre All day www.lochranzacentre.co.uk 01770 830637 Mogabout: Arran Safari https://www.mogabout.com/ 07795 527172 North Sannox Pony trekking www.northsannoxponytrekking.co.uk 01770 810222 Old Byre Visitor Centre, Shops and Daily 10-5 www.oldbyre.co.uk 01770 840227 Play Area Ride Arran MTB All day www.facebook.com/RideArran/ 0796 1505817 Services Arran Development Trust M-F 9-5 www.discoverarran.com 07711 223 209 The below list of business services has been compiled by our colleagues at ArranCVS to assist you if you are self-isolating or unwell. There are a range of food delivery services and other resources to keep you busy whilst staying at home.
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