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Lanark b&b, guesthouse and hotel accommodation
Lanark in South Lanarkshire
Today's date: 21-May-2012
THE OLD MILL HOTEL
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Prices from: £29.95
Address: THE OLD MILL HOTEL, MILL ROAD, hamilton, North-Lanarkshire, ML1 1HJ
Herdshill Guest House
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Prices from: £38.00
Address: Herdshill Guest House, HERDSHILL FARM, WISHAW, North-Lanarkshire, ML2 8HA
The Old School Guest House
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Prices from: £35.00
Address: The Old School Guest House, 59 Swinhill Road, Larkhall, North-Lanarkshire, ML9 2TX
The Robertson Arms Hotel
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Prices from: £50.00
Address: The Robertson Arms Hotel, 10-16 Main Street Carnwath, South Lanarkshire, South-Lanarkshire, ML118JZ
New Lanark Mill Hotel Self Catering Waterhouses
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Prices from: £49.00
Address: New Lanark Mill Hotel Self Catering Waterhouses, Mill 1 New Lanark Mills, Lanark, South-Lanarkshire, ML11 9DB
Tinto House Hotel
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Prices from: £59.00
Address: Tinto House Hotel, Biggar Road Symington, Biggar, West-Lothian, ML12 6FT
Shawlands Park Hotel
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Prices from: £50.00
Address: Shawlands Park Hotel, 3 AYR ROAD, LARKHALL, North-Lanarkshire, ML9 2TZ
Moorings Hotel
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Prices from: £55.00
Address: Moorings Hotel, 114 Hamilton Road, Hamilton, North-Lanarkshire, ML1 3DG
The Commercial Hotel
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Prices from: £50.00
Address: The Commercial Hotel, 406-420 MAIN STREET, WISHAW, North-Lanarkshire, ML2 7NG
Days Inn Hamilton
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Prices from: £55.00
Address: Days Inn Hamilton, HAMILTON MOTORWAY SERVICES AREA STRATHCLYDE PARK, HAMILTON, South-Lanarkshire, ML3 6JW
Visit Lanark and the surrounding villages and stay in bed & breakfast accommodation:
Lanark, South Lanarkshire. The county town of Lanark grew up around a castle built by David I on a steep bank above the Clyde. The castle was prominent in the Wars of Independence, and was probably enlarged by Bruce, who founded a chapter of Franciscans here and encouraged the building of St Leonards Hospital. Some remains of the hospital are still visible, but the castle (probably by the present “Castlegate”) has totally disappeared. The town, however, was a royal burgh from the time of David I and has remained as such ever since.
The Festival of Lanimers, the riding of the marches, takes place at the beginning of July; but Lanark also claims it has the earliest race trophy in the world. A silver bell was made in 1590 and has been raced for since 1628 over a course of 1½ miles each September.
Some 3 miles North West of the burgh is “The Lee”, the seat of the Lockhart family, owners of the Lee Penny traditionally brought from the Holy Land by Sir Simon Lockhart in the 14th Century. This Lee Penny has the reputation of working wonder-cures; Sir Walter Scott used this as the basis for The Talisman.
Nearby cities: Glasgow
Nearby towns: Biggar, Carluke, Larkhall, Lesmahagow
Nearby villages: Ashgill, Auchengray, Auchenheath, Blackwood, Braehead, Braidwood, Carmichael, Carnwath, Carstairs, Coalburn, Crossford, Dalserf, Douglas, Douglas Water, Forth, Kilncadzow, Kirkfieldbank, Kirkmuirhill, Law Village, New Lanark, Pettinain, Quothquan, Rigside, Symington, Thankerton, Wishaw, Wiston
Have you decided to visit Lanark or the surrounding villages? Please look above for somewhere to stay in:
- a Lanark bed and breakfast (a Lanark B&B or Lanark b and b)
- a Lanark guesthouse
- a Lanark hotel (or motel)
- a Lanark self-catering establishment, or
- other Lanark accommodation