 | 36 The Mall Montrose 36 The Mall, Montrose, Angus, DD10 8SS "36 The Mall, standing in its own ground, has just entered the Bed & Breakfast portfolio of Montrose, but the owners have had many years experience of running a guest house. They have used that to provide high standards of accommodation and catering, but within a homely atmosphere. The property has just been thoroughly refurbished, with decoration and new furnishings perfectly in tune with the character of the structure." |
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Telephone: 01674 673646
Fax: 01674 673646
Scottish Tourist Board 4 Stars
| Holidaying can be hard work, but at 36 The Mall you can recharge your batteries in style and in comfort - it's a perfect place to lay your head at the end of a day. Located just to the north side of Montrose town centre, 36 The Mall is convenient for shopping, the Leisure Centre, bowling, golf or just strolling along the town's pristine beach. |
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| 36 The Mall, standing in its own ground, has just entered the Bed & Breakfast portfolio of Montrose, but the owners have had many years experience of running a guest house. They have used that to provide high standards of accommodation and catering, but within a homely atmosphere. The property has just been thoroughly refurbished, with decoration and new furnishings perfectly in tune with the character of the structure. |
 | Freshly redecorated and refurbished with quality natural pine furniture, each of the rooms at 36 The Mall is spacious and airy. |
| And the decor of each room is different, all having effective co-ordination between paintwork, fittings and furnishings. Each room also has plenty space to store your luggage and nik-naks. |  |
 | Each room also has scrupulously clean en-suite facilities, television, fridge and, of course, you can make a cup of tea/coffee in your room whenever you like. |
| Every room also has a view over either the garden or the tree-lined Mall. |
| Whether you need a double bed or a twin-bedded room, you are assured of a sound sleep. We have a no-smoking policy and - sorry - no pets in rooms. So you can be sure that the standard of our rooms will always be as high as the day they were fitted out. |  |
| The building's thick stone walls will keep you cool in summer, and powerful central heating will warm the cockles of your heart on even the coldest winter's night! When in Scotland, you will enjoy magnificent hospitality, scenery, culture and - sometimes- weather. But to enjoy any of these you must prepare for the day with a traditional Scottish breakfast. It would be difficult to find a better breakfast than that which you will enjoy at 36 The Mall. You will savour the fresh ingredients and careful preparation by the proprietors. You may choose from a wide range, including a conventional fried platter or seafood, and also including Scottish delicacies such as haggis or Smoked Haddock - caught just off shore and smoked in oak in nearby Arbroath. |
| Here's a sample of our varied menu: Fruit Juices: Orange, Grapefruit or Apple Fruit: Fresh fruit as available - Grapefruit, Orange, Pear, Apricot or Prunes in unsweetened juices Yoghurts: A selection of low fat fruit yoghurts Cereals: A varied selection on the sideboard PREPARED TO ORDER IN THE KITCHEN: Porridge Grilled Best Back of Bacon Succulent Sausages - Pork, Beef or Vegetarian Baked Tomato Haggis, Black Pudding Mushrooms, Baked Beans Fish: Smoked Haddock or Kippers Eggs: Boiled, Fried, Scrambled, Poached or Cheese Omelette Bread: Toasted, Wholemeal or White, Selection of Morning Rolls Selection of Cheeses Home-made Jams or Marmalade Beverages: Tea, Coffee Hot Chocolate or Herbal Teas Isn't your mouth watering already? |
| Montrose is situated on the east coast of Scotland, between Aberdeen and Dundee. It's remarkably easy to get here and, once in the town, 36 The Mall is easy to find. We are convenient for coach routes and the mainline railway station (the steam-powered 'Caledonian Railway' isn't far away either) and, if you arriving by car, there is ample parking. If you intend travelling from London, the best option is to fly from London City airport to Dundee, then pick up a hire car. From elsewhere in the south-east, fly to Aberdeen airport and collect a car there. Arriving in Montrose, head for the town centre. From the north, look for the roundabout where the town centre bypass bears right. Turn left just before the roundabout, then immediately turn right. 36 The Mall is the second property on your left. From the South, follow the town centre by-pass (Basin View) to the northern roundabout, where it rejoins the main road to Aberdeen. Turn right at the roundabout, then first left (North Street), and left again. 36 The Mall is at the end of the street - the second-last property on your right. |
| Although 36 The Mall ranks among the very best places to stay, the cost is remarkably affordable. January & February and November & December : per person per Double £28.00 (From) Twin £28.00 (From) Single £45.00 (From) PERIOD MARCH /APRIL / MAY & OCTOBER : per person per Double £29.00 (From) Twin £29.00 (From) Single £45.00 (From) PERIOD JUNE / JULY / AUGUST / SEPTEMBER : per person per Double £40.00 (From) Twin £40.00 (From) Single £60.00 (From) |
| Montrose may be convenient for a trip to Aberdeen, Dundee or the beautiful Angus Glens, but there is a feast of things to see and do in the town itself. The town's leisure centre is just a couple of minutes walk from 36 The Mall. The town has two 18-hole golf courses. The par 71 Medal is the fifth oldest course in the world and has been in use since 1562. It's a final qualifier for the Open Championship. The flatter and easier Broomfield Course, also a par 71, is also close by. Bowling, tennis - these and more are available to you. Montrose's beach is really lovely and offers a great walk at any time of year. If shopping is your 'thing', the High Street has a good selection of local, specialist shops as well as big named stores. The town centre has been upgraded in recent years. Just sip coffee at a pavement cafe, watching the world go by. Lovely. Nature lovers will make a bee-line for Montrose Basin. The Basin isa 2,000 acre nature reserve in the care of the Scottish Wildlife Trust. Head out of Montrose on the Dundee road, and you will find their visitor centre. There are a huge number of events there each year, and there are a number of hides for watching the wildfowl and wading birds. There's also another nature reserve at St Cyrus, to the north of the town. On the road to Brechin, the House of Dun is a Paladian-style Adam property in the care of the National Trust for Scotland. The rooms offer an excellent insight into the lifestyle of the well-to-do of its time. And in the courtyard, you can explore workshops that interpret the work of the estate workers. Watch out for the gardener sharpening his scythe in the potting shed! From Ferryden - now a suburb of Montrose, but once a fishing port in its own right - a footpath leads along the headland to the lighthouse at Scurdiness. It's a great walk at any time of the year! |
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