Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel, Kirkcolm
About the Hotel
Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel is housed in a historic A-listed lighthouse that dates back to 1815. The hotel offers a blend of unique charm and modern comforts amidst 8 hectares of stunning coastal scenery. Its location provides guests with breathtaking views of the Ayrshire Coast, Ailsa Craig, and the Isle of Arran. As a recently acquired establishment, owners John and Helen welcome both regular guests and newcomers to the distinctive atmosphere of the Lighthouse.
Location
Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel is situated approximately 100 km from Glasgow Prestwick Airport. The hotel's proximity to the coast allows for stunning views and a chance to see the beams of other Scottish and Irish lighthouses. A day return trip to Belfast via Stena Line is also a convenient option for guests.
Rooms
All rooms at Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel feature sea views and spacious accommodations. Each unit includes private bathrooms, tea and coffee-making facilities, and some offer large private balconies. The Stewart and Stevenson rooms can be booked individually or together, ideal for larger groups. Unique room layouts include king-size beds and seating areas for added comfort.
Eat & Drink
The restaurant is known for its five-course dinner emphasizing Galloway's finest produce, complemented by an extensive wine list and single malt whiskies. Guests can enjoy dining with their dogs in designated lounge areas. Breakfast options aim to delight every visitor, making the restaurant a memorable aspect of the stay.
Leisure & Business
The hotel encourages guests to explore local wildlife, including deer, seals, and dolphins, providing opportunities for photography and leisure activities. Guests can also play a round of golf at Dunskey Golf Club nearby. The shared lounge area offers a relaxed environment for guests to unwind after a day of exploring.
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Getting around
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Facilities
General
- No smoking on site
- Free Wi-Fi in public areas
- Parking
- Pets allowed
- Rooms/ Facilities for disabled
- Wheelchair access
- Coffee shop
- Smoke detectors
- Fire extinguishers
- Key access
Guest Parking
- Electric kettle
Services
- Pet amenities available
- Housekeeping
- Welcome drink
Dining
- Restaurant
- Bar/ Lounge area
- Picnic area/ Tables
- Special diet menus
Children
- Cots
- Children's menu
Facilities for people with disabilities
- Toilet for disabled
Spa & Leisure
- Leisure/ TV room
Room features
- Heating
- Sitting area
- Patio
- Terrace
- Garden furniture
- Tea and coffee facilities
- Dining table
Bathroom
- Free toiletries
Self-catering
- Electric kettle
Media
- Flat-screen TV
Room decor
- Carpeted floor
Location
Reviews and Ratings
Staying at the Cromarty, with its breathtaking views of crashing waves right from my balcony, was an unforgettable experience. The rooms are truly spectacular, though not exactly as pictured. The service was top-notch with kind gestures like returning lost items without charge. The remote and picturesque location made it a standout choice despite limited winter hours. Dining offered a lovely variety of meals and a delightful 5-course dinner, yet there were some slow service issues. Overall, a unique stay with a few minor drawbacks.
Staying at the Cromarty by the working lighthouse was an unforgettable experience. The self-contained 2 bedroom apartment offered spacious comfort with a breathtaking view of the crashing waves just steps away. The location provided total peace and relaxation, though dining had some room for improvement with limited variety at dinner.
I had a wonderful stay at the hotel with clean, comfortable rooms offering a stunning view of the lighthouse and the sea. The service was exceptional, making me feel truly welcome and cared for. The location was unique and beautiful, set on a rocky headland with breathtaking views. The dining experience was lovely, with a good variety of meals and exceptional service from a caring chef.