Montrose Hotels

Where to stay in Montrose

Central Montrose

For those who like to be in the thick of it, Central Montrose is a great shout. It's buzzing with life, offering a delightful mix of local pubs, charming cafes, and quaint shops. Plus, it’s an easy stroll to the train station, making it a doddle to explore the surrounding areas. Accommodation here caters to various tastes, from cosy B&Bs to more contemporary lodgings, ensuring there's something for everyone.

Near Montrose Beach

If the sound of waves is your kind of lullaby, then look no further than Montrose Beach. This sandy stretch is perfect for sun-seekers and water lovers. With several Montrose beach hotels dotting the area, guests can enjoy everything from stunning sea views to easy access to beachside activities. It's as close to a seaside holiday as you can get without leaving the UK!

Proximity to Montrose Golf Links

Golf enthusiasts, rejoice! Staying near Montrose Golf Links means you're just a tee shot away from one of the world's oldest golf courses. This area offers not only proximity to the greens but also a serene setting with a touch of history. Accommodation options here often boast a charming, rustic feel, perfect for those looking to unwind after a day on the course.

Historic area accommodations

For a taste of the past, dive into the charming historic areas of Montrose. With cobblestone streets and heritage buildings, this part of town offers a unique glimpse into the past. Accommodations here tend to echo the historical vibe, with many featuring period architecture and traditional decor. It's a must-stay for history buffs and those looking to soak up some local culture.

Family-friendly hotels

When travelling with the little ones, finding suitable accommodation is key. Family-friendly hotels in Montrose are plentiful and often come equipped with everything from play areas to family-sized rooms. Many are conveniently located near attractions that cater to younger visitors, ensuring the whole family stays entertained and comfortable.

Boutique hotel options

For those who appreciate the finer, more unique things in life, boutique hotels in Montrose offer a charming alternative. These accommodations are often beautifully designed, with personalised service that makes every guest feel special. With each room often telling its own story, staying in a boutique hotel can be an experience in itself.

Luxury stays

If you're looking to splash out and indulge in a bit of opulence, Montrose doesn't disappoint. Luxury accommodations in Montrose offer top-notch amenities, exquisite dining options, and impeccable service. Whether it’s a spa weekend or a celebratory getaway, these stays promise a lavish experience that’s worth every penny.

Budget-friendly hotels

Travelling on a shoestring? Fear not, as Montrose offers plenty of budget-friendly hotels that don’t skimp on comfort. These accommodations provide all the essentials for a pleasant stay without breaking the bank. Ideal for those who prefer to spend their money on experiences rather than lodging, these hotels are perfect for the savvy traveller.

Things to do:

If you're a keen golfer, enjoy a game at Montrose Golf Links and you will be playing at one of the oldest golf courses in the world. Founded over 450 years ago, it offers two 18-hole links courses framed by the beautiful coastal landscape of Montrose.

The town itself offers a choice of shops, cafés and restaurants, making it an interesting place to have a stroll or sit and watch the world go by. Jutting high above the town stands the 220ft steeple of Old and St Andrew's Church, built by James Gillespie Graham in 1834. Look out for the bronze statue of Bamse, the enormous St Bernard dog, which can be found at Montrose Harbour. A loyal crewmember of the Thorodd, a minesweeper for the Norwegian Navy during WWII, his brave exploits and loyalty shown to his master made him legendary.

Within sight of the town, you can find the Montrose Basin, the largest tidal salt-water lagoon in the United Kingdom. It's now a nature reserve of global acclaim, managed by The Scottish Wildlife Trust. There is access to excellent telescopic and televisual views from Rossie Braes, where you can witness the arrival of many different migratory birds throughout the year.

The House of Dun can be found just outside the town, within easy walking distance of Montrose Basin. Designed by William Adam and commissioned by David Erskine, it began construction in 1730. The result is a fine example of a small Neoclassical mansion, with elegant interiors and many historic items to admire. If you're willing to travel a little further afield, a trip to Glamis Castle in Angus to see the childhood home of HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother won't disappoint. Discover the secrets of this ancient building and explore the manicured grounds for an enjoyable day out.

Montrose Music Festival is held annually at the end of May, where people gather to listen to live music over a period of three days. Known as the MoFest, it's grown to be one of the largest free festivals in Scotland, attracting bands such as Status Quo, Deacon Blue and The Proclaimers to the stage.