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Rooms will not generally be available until 1pm, however if you wish to arrive early please feel free to drop your bags off and do the formalities and go out and enjoy the day and move into room at your leisure. |
| Our rooms The Bayview has twelve attractive spacious non-smoking bedrooms. Eight rooms are en-suite and four have private facilities. All rooms have colour television, clock radios and courtesy trays.
Eight rooms enjoy panoramic views over Rothesay Bay and our other four rooms look out onto the garden, which has the occasional visit from the Roe deer, which roam freely on our island. All our rooms have been designed with our guests' comfort in mind. Four of our rooms have super king sized double beds (six foot wide) or for that special occasion (or just because you can) why not book our four- poster room at no extra charge. There also is no extra charge for single rooms or sea-views! |
| History Originally built in 1896 the Bayview was joined to the house next door in 1970 to become the Bayview Hotel. Bought in 1995 by Andrew and Irene McGregor, the Bayview has been lovingly upgraded and restored over the past Eleven Years. We were closed over the winter months and have just finished the refurbishment of our six, second floor rooms with a more modern appeal, and look forward to welcoming old friends back again and meeting new friends who have yet to discover us. We are hands on proprietors and are always available for our guests' requirements. We pride ourselves on being a friendly hotel and hope you enjoy your stay in our home. |
 | Breakfast The Bayview offers a full Scottish breakfast or something lighter if you prefer. Why not begin with a steaming hot plate of traditional porridge or perhaps a selection of cereals and fruits from the variety filled breakfast buffet table. Eggs are cooked to order: Fried, Scrambled, Poached or Boiled. The number you have is up to you. All accompanied with freshly made crisp toast and filter coffee or freshly brewed tea. No restrictions on the buffet table, take as much or as little as you like. |
| Evening meals Relax in our lovely Victoriana styled Lounge with a pre-dinner drink before enjoying a traditional home cooked meal in our elegant but informal dining room We offer a choice of menu, usually beginning with a plate of one of our delicious home made soups served with a hot crusty roll. Make sure you leave room for our delicious home made sweets, Our bread and butter pudding is often specially requested by our guests. All our food is sourced locally whenever possible and cooked just the way you like it. Special diets are not a problem. A select wine list is available to complement your meal. After Dinner relax with a cup of coffee or tea in our lounge and then why not enjoy the rest of your Wine outside on our patio Area and watch the Sunset over Rothesay Bay. |  |
| Getting to Bute and finding the Bayview Hotel Bute is one of the easiest Scottish islands to reach from mainland UK. There is a direct link by rail from Glasgow Central station to the Wemyss (pron. "weems") Bay ferry terminal from where the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry takes approximately 35mins to make the crossing to Rothesay. A more scenic Route If you are travelling by car or bike there is a more circuitous and spectacular route by driving up past Loch Lomond and through the mountains of Argyll. This brings you to the village of Colintraive and a small ferry crossing from the Kyles of Bute to Rhubodach on the north of the island. Drive south to Rothesay from here and locate us on the seafront. |
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