The Limes Guesthouse offers twelve en-suite rooms furnished to a high standard with remote controlled television, fridge, hairdryer and hospitality trays. Relax in the residents lounge with television, video recorder and DVD player or in the conservatory with a good book. After a good nights rest head for the dining room and enjoy a varied breakfast menu with a hearty cooked breakfast to order. The Limes Guesthouse offers wonderful accommodations that will have you returning year after year.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

Corner House Hotel Functions is now closed, please peruse our other hotel and function listings in Montrose.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 Carlton Hotel in Montrose is a lovely old world hotel dating back to the 1700's and is owner run with all the qualities of a home away from home. Many of the original features remain and add a lovely ambiance, the hotel offers eight en-suite bedrooms equipped with shower, WC and sink, RC colour television, and tea and coffee making facilities. The Carlton Hotel has two restaurants which incorporates a lounge bar and parking is available at the rear of the premises.READ MORE

The Links Hotel Restaurant offers an a la carte menu of fine dining in an elegant ambiance with exquisite cuisine. Dine on an exciting mix of Scottish and Continental cuisine so good that it has been awarded the AA Rosette in recognition of the high standard of food and service for the past three years. Linger over lunch or enjoy a leisurely dinner with an enticing choice of dishes on offer, you'll be spoiled for choice.READ MORE

The Montrose Museum is housed in a beautiful neo-classical building with displays housed in the spacious atrium, mezzanine and galleries charting the life of the town and art of its people. Displays of local interest covering archaeology, Montrose history, the picts, Montrose silver, maritime and natural history make for fascinating browsing and significant Neolithic and bronze age artefacts include examples of Montrose silver and Dryleys pottery. The William Lamb Studio displays sculpture, prints and drawings and his workroom, living room and tools are also displayed.READ MORE

Violets Self-Catering in Montrose offers a lovely apartment on the ground floor that is close to the town centre, train station, beach, golf courses, tennis courts and swimming pool. This two bedroomed apartment is fully equipped and also has a large, private garden and a patio area with table, 4 chairs and parasol. There are no food arrangements, purely self catering, but many lovely dining establishments are close by.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 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