Apple Lodge was our first stopover on a five day walk around Arran's Coastal Path. The situation is lovely, the breakfast was probably the best we had, but oh, when we stepped in the front door, the smell of smoke was appalling. As non smokers, unused to smoky atmospheres, this was a great problem. The smell of smoke permeated the... More

We'd spent a week travelling Scotland staying in assorted B&Bs and hostels and were worried that we might not be able to find accommodation in Arran during peak season. After a little ringing around we found Apple Lodge who had only their "suite" available. We didn't really require that much space so we weren't sure at first but with nothing... More

This little place is situated a short walk from Arran's only distillery and the quaint little harbour. Deer mooch around the area and you are likely to catch site of a sea eagle! The accommodation was comfortable but the room (and the house) suffers from a slight odour of smoke and a vast array of knick knacks on every surface.... More

Apple Lodge has the qualities of a very good guest house- welcoming, and very much reflecting the feel of a nice family home. Lovely breakfasts, and extras like home made biscuits made you appreciate you woulldn't get this in a bigger establishment. Lochranza is a very attractive village to stay in. Its at the more scenic but less populated end... More

We stayed at the Apple Lodge for several nights for our anniversary. It was very comfortable in a chintzy sort of way, The room was well decorated and had a pleasant outlook. The owners were very friendly and helpful. Dinner was available at that time, which is necessary as the dining options in Lochranza are very limited. A good option... More