Five Gables House
Quiet countryside near Arbroath Abbey
Om det här hotellet
Five Gables House sits in genuine countryside close to Arbroath Abbey and a short taxi from Elliot Bridge, further still from The Old Boatyard for a change of dinner scene. Free wifi and free parking cover the practical basics, and the on-site restaurant means dinner does not require a drive back into town after a day spent on the links. For golfers who want real seclusion rather than a hotel's shared spaces and busier evening scene, this countryside setting near Arbroath delivers something genuinely different from a Carnoustie or Dundee stay. Kid-friendly rooms suit a small mixed group beyond just golfers, and the smoke-free property keeps rooms fresh after time spent outdoors in the region's persistent coastal wind.
- On-site restaurant
- Free parking
- Countryside setting
- Smoke-free property
Vår bedömning
A couple or a very small group wanting genuine countryside seclusion near Arbroath Abbey will find real value in Five Gables House, roughly twenty minutes from Carnoustie by car. A larger buddies trip wanting to walk to the first tee should choose an in-town Carnoustie property instead, where that proximity is the whole point.
- Walk to Arbroath Abbey on a rest day; it sits close enough to reach easily from this countryside property.
- Book dinner at the on-site restaurant rather than driving back into Arbroath or Carnoustie each evening.
- Allow roughly twenty minutes' drive time to Carnoustie's Championship Course when planning your tee times from here.
Därför älskar vi det
- Genuine countryside seclusion
- Close to Arbroath Abbey
- On-site restaurant for dinner
- Free wifi and free parking
Därför älskar gästerna detWe stayed at Five Gables House for the seclusion near Arbroath Abbey, and walking the abbey ruins on our one rest morning gave the trip a character beyond just golf, before driving back out to Carnoustie that same afternoon for a windy, genuinely testing round on the exposed links course together, one of the toughest we played all week, and easily the most memorable.