Lanark Hotels

Where to stay in Lanark

Lanark town centre

Lanark town centre offers a delightful array of accommodation options, perfect for those who like to be in the heart of the action. From charming bed and breakfasts to modern hotels, there's something for everyone. Staying in the town centre means you're just a hop, skip, and a jump away from bustling markets, delightful eateries, and quaint shops. And let's not forget the convenience of having attractions like St. Nicholas' Church and Lanark Museum right on your doorstep. Plus, with excellent transport links, exploring the surrounding areas is a breeze!

Historical sites vicinity

For history buffs, staying near the New Lanark World Heritage Site is a dream come true. The area is peppered with hotels that offer a glimpse into Scotland's rich past. Imagine waking up to views of the Lanark Castle ruins! Staying here means you're perfectly poised to dive into historical tours and experiences, with expert guides ready to transport you back in time. It's like living in a time capsule, but with all the modern comforts.

Rural retreats

If the tranquillity of the countryside is more your cup of tea, Lanark's rural retreats are calling your name. Countryside accommodations offer a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle, with picturesque landscapes as far as the eye can see. Popular rural hotels and lodges provide a cosy atmosphere, often with the added charm of traditional Scottish hospitality. Activities like hiking, bird-watching, and stargazing are just some of the experiences awaiting you in these idyllic settings.

Family-friendly areas

Lanark is a fantastic destination for families, with hotels offering a range of family amenities and services. Many accommodations are conveniently located near family attractions and parks, such as Castlebank Park, ensuring that little ones are entertained and happy. For a stress-free family stay, look for hotels with spacious rooms, child-friendly menus, and perhaps even a play area. Happy kids equal happy parents, after all!

Romantic getaways

Lovebirds will find plenty of romantic getaways in Lanark, with hotels offering delightful romantic packages. Picture this: stunning scenic views, intimate settings, and perhaps a private dinner under the stars. Couples can indulge in activities like wine tastings or enjoy a serene boat ride along the River Clyde. It's the perfect backdrop for romance to blossom.

Budget-friendly locations

For those looking to stretch their pounds, Lanark boasts a range of affordable hotel options. Budget-conscious travellers will find plenty of tips and tricks to maximise their stay without breaking the bank. Value-for-money accommodations ensure you won't miss out on comfort, offering everything you need for a pleasant stay. After all, who says you can't have your haggis and eat it too?

Luxury stays

For those who prefer the finer things in life, Lanark's high-end hotel options are sure to impress. Luxury stays come with exclusive services and amenities, from spa treatments to gourmet dining experiences. Unique luxury experiences like helicopter tours or private whisky tastings offer a taste of the extraordinary. It's all about indulging in the best that Lanark has to offer, with style and sophistication at every turn.

This medieval market town has been the centre point of the county for centuries, and today they still have a large livestock market.

Lanark must-sees

The most interesting attraction in the town has to be the World Heritage Site of New Lanark. This beautifully preserved 18th-century village is well worth discovering, and they even have rides there, perfect for keeping the kids entertained.

If that sounds like your kind of thing, head down to the Lanark Museum to find out a little more about the local history, and keep your eyes peeled for Provost's Lamp. This decorative gas lamp used to be moved to sit outside the house of each senior council member.

And to explore the local countryside, make a trip to the Falls of Clyde. This spectacular place has woodland walks and a tumbling, dramatic river. Lanark Lock is another great spot for a relaxing stroll, as is the nearby Corehouse Nature Reserve.

Feeling at home

When you're planning your trip, make sure to book a Lanark hotel close to all the action so you can make the most of your time. New Lanark Mill Hotel is at the World Heritage Site, so it's a really popular choice, along with the BEST WESTERN Cartland Bridge Hotel and bed and breakfasts like Craigend.

To complete your break, get out and dine at some of the lovely eateries in the town. The Stables is a favourite with locals and tourists, serving Italian cuisine, as is Jholpai Indian Fusion. And The Wallace Tearooms and Falls Bar New Lanark Mill Hotel both serve traditional Scottish food so you can really get into the swing of things.