The Montrose Park Hotel is located in a quiet area but ideally close to Montrose town, the beach and the nearby Montrose Links, the fifth oldest golf course in the world. The Montrose Park Hotel offers 57 en-suite rooms with wonderful amenities 7 of which are executive suites, plus 30 standard twin rooms and 20 standard double rooms. The hotel restaurant offers excellent fare for enticing nourishment throughout the day and a bar is available as well. The Montrose Park Hotel is also the ideal venue for your wedding, seminar or conference and will accommodate your every requirement professionally and efficiently.READ MORE

The Park Hotel Weddings in Montrose offers you the perfect Wedding Day with a friendly and professional team on hand to assist. Two styles of menu are available for you and your guests and the ballroom and Garden Lounge are available with access to the garden for perfect wedding photographs, they can also be combined to offer one large suite for up to 130 guests for your wedding meal and up to 180 guests at the evening reception. The setting is perfect, your day is guaranteed even more so, contact the wedding co-ordinator today.READ MORE

Visit The George Hotel Bar and Restaurant in Montrose for Lounge Bar, gas fire, malt whiskiesREAD MORE

Greenbank Bed and Breakfast in Montrose offers a delightful home away from home base close to town making it ideal for both the leisure and business and sport traveler. This attractively furnished and decorated home offers some en-suite rooms and some with private bathrooms all equipped for a wonderful and comfortable stay. Breakfast is served in the dining room overlooking the garden and Montrose Wildlife Basin. Greenbank Bed and Breakfast is the ideal base for golf outings, wildlife, motorbiking, and fishing on the rivers North and South Esk literally on the doorstep.READ MORE

Montrose Air Station Heritage Centre tells the story of the RFC/RAF Montrose deeds of men and women in the two world wars via photographs and artifacts. Come and see what a World War One aircraft looked like, with the Centre having a full size replica Sopwith Camel, famous as the aircraft that shot down 'The Red Baron'. A prestigious collection of memorabilia, artefacts and pictures depicting the story from the origins of flight, through the two world wars are available as well as displays and models showing the different aircraft - a fascinating must see.READ MORE

The George Hotel in Montrose offers twenty four refined and luxurious en-suite bedrooms and a family apartment that sleeps five. The flood lit gardens offers the pefect backdrop for wedding receptions, garden parties and lazy summer evenings with a relaxing drink. The George Hotel has a superb 'a la carte' restaurant and friendly lounge bar with open gas fire. Enjoy a peaceful and quiet stay in the Highlands or be active with walking, angling, golfing, and sight seeing in the area it's all here.READ MORE

The Corner House Hotel is now closed, please peruse our other accommodation listings in Montrose.READ MORE

Parkers Restaurant located in the The Park Hotel in Montrose offers a brasserie type menu for dinner to suit every palate and a a daily changing 'specials' board. Enjoy a divine rack of lamb or stir fry duck or for something different chicken with haggis - all sublime. The bar offers excellent value lunches and high tea everyday except Sunday. In the evenings a bar supper menu is served with excellent traditional dishes.READ MORE

The Star Hotel is ideally located in the centre of Montrose and offers 15 bedrooms with colour TV and tea and coffee making facilities, which are available on a bed and breakfast basis. Steeped in fascinating history the Star Hotel also offers a popular public bar, a games room and Tudor Lounge which caters to functions and parties. READ MORE

The William Lamb Studio is housed in the Montrose Museum in Montrose, Angus and depicts the sculpture, prints and drawings of this great artist that was one of the few original minds in Scottish art of this century. The studio is open to the public in summer months and at other times by special arrangement and also features William Lamb's workroom and tools and his living room with self-styled furniture.READ MORE