Welcome to Easter Garth Guest House

Easter Garth offers an excellent overall standard of accommodation. A warm welcome, comfortable beds in en-suite rooms and a hearty full breakfast ensure a very pleasant and relaxing stay from £25.00 per person per night. We are pleased to offer discounts for long staying guests and children under 4 are free. We are also able to offer evening meals and packed lunches if required, with dietary needs accommodated.

The owners will welcome you with a smile, assist you with your luggage and help you to settle in with a welcomed cup of tea. The house is located on the Rosneath Peninsula, which is a conservation area, close to the A817 with easy connections to the A82, Loch Lomond, Luss, Helensburgh, Balloch, the Trossachs and the National Park. Good road/rail connections into Glasgow. Both Faslane and Coulport are only a short drive away.

Easter Garth was built in 1838, a listed building, set in The Clachan Conservation Area. This former manse is steeped in history and has royal connections. In 1886 the minister, Dr Story, was appointed as Chaplain to Queen Victoria. He retained close connections with the Royal Family and read an address at her funeral. The manse's tiled flooring was laid in honour of a visit by Princess Louise, the Duchess of Argyll, who lived at Rosneath Castle. Easter Garth is spacious and is set within private grounds offering a peaceful, friendly and relaxing atmosphere where wildlife often make it their home.

Set within approx. 2 acres of private ground with birds, squirrels and a deer making the garden their home. It is very peaceful and relaxing with the family welcome to play on the lawns. The house has maintained its beauty and over the years has been comprehensively upgraded and modernised to an exacting standard, with many of the period features and charm of a bygone era retained.

The pebble beach is about a 5-minute walk and a commissioned walk in the local hills behind the house is very easily accessible.

The bus service runs hourly to Helensburgh, where the train departs for Glasgow. The local foot ferry is on the bus route to Cove and this can take you to Greenock or beyond, so exploring the local area can be easily achieved without the need for a car.

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