265 great rentals from 15 partner websites, including Booking.com and Casamundo, are available in Isle of Bute. By comparing these different offers, HomeToGo features the best deals as well as the highest rated lettings in Isle of Bute.
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Popular holiday rental amenities in Isle of Bute
Check above for our most commonly selected filters in Isle of Bute and the number of lettings that include them. Many holiday lettings in Isle of Bute include internet or TVs, which makes it a fantastic destination if you need internet access during your holidays or you want to tune out with some TV time. Fewer holiday rentals in Isle of Bute are available if you want a rental providing a cot or you like to end your days curled up by the fire , as cots and fireplaces are not very popular amenities in Isle of Bute.
The Weather in Isle of Bute
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Check out the climate diagram for Isle of Bute. On average, the warmest month is July. Conversely, January is the coolest month in Isle of Bute, with temperatures falling below 2°. The rainiest month is January, while the driest month is September.
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Accommodation options for your holiday in Isle of Bute
Nearly a quarter of the offers (24.46%) in Isle of Bute are hotel rooms. They are the most typical holiday properties on offer there. The average cost of this particular type of property is £102 a night, with an average area of 17 m². Furthermore, these rentals are ideal for couples and small groups, as that's the average number of guests that hotel rooms can welcome in Isle of Bute. House rentals are the other most common property type in Isle of Bute. House rentals have an average size of 84 m² in Isle of Bute.
Savour rich food and history with an Isle of Bute holiday letting
Located in the Firth of Clyde in Scotland, the Isle of Bute is arguably one of the United Kingdom's most special holiday destinations. Neolithic remains, monasteries and delicious local cuisine await you on this astoundingly beautiful island.
Where to find the best food in Isle of Bute?
Bute bites
Stock up on the Isle of Bute's fresh produce at the organic food market in Rothsay - Macqueens is the place to purchase island lamb, while Richie's Smokehouse has sold mouthwatering smoked fish and cheese since 1888. For local ales, stop by Bute Brew Company.
Grab a tasty ice cream in Ettrick, a beachside resort town with a charming tea room. Later on, wind up your day by holing up in a cosy pub at Kingarth. Don't forget to try 'sheese', Bute's own vegan cheese.
What are the best places to discover the arts and culture of Isle of Bute?
Mount Stuart and museums
Take a trip to Mount Stuart, built by the Marquess of Bute. This remarkable Gothic revival stately home is surrounded by three hundred acres of manicured grounds and gardens, while the interior takes inspiration from the medieval age, with stained glass windows depicting the signs of the zodiac. Throughout the ornate rooms, you'll discover artworks by Titian and other masters. There's even a first-edition Shakespeare folio.
Bute Museum offers a fascinating overview of the island's natural and archaeological history, from Neolithic times through to the 20th century. Learn about Bute's unique geology, flora and fauna along with its fascinating human stories.
Where are the unique attractions in Isle of Bute?
Walks in Bute
The best way to see Bute is by walking, exploring its nature and many hidden lanes. Near Kingarth, you'll find the ruined Monastery of Saint Blaine, which was once raided by Vikings. Remnants of a prehistoric hill fort are still visible nearby, overlooking the sea. Meanwhile, the soft blue mountains of Arran unfold in the distance.
Among the island's many beautiful beaches, tranquil St Ninians is a fantastic choice. Scalpsies Bay, with its swathes of wild flowers, is another fine place for a relaxing stroll.
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