Hotel Seaforth

Situated in the heart of Arbroath's redeveloped sea front, Hotel Seaforth is a traditional family hotel which has retained a warm welcoming feel. Personally managed and run by owners Bill and Sandra Rennie.

Considerable flair and thought has gone into the recent renovation in each of the 20 individually designed guest rooms including a number of family rooms.

Hotel Seaforth combines the friendliness and charm of a country hotel with the comfort and facilities of a modern hotel. The hotel cuisine is based on fresh local produce. Finest Scottish beef, lamb and poultry, local fish and shellfish and the freshest of vegetables. The hotel has an extensive wine cellar and an impressive variety of blended and malt whiskies.

Whatever your tastes there is always something to enjoy. Local attractions include - The ancient Abbey of Arbroath. Notably it was from here that the famous declaration of Arbroath, asserting Scottish independence was issued in 1320. A pageant recreates the event on the exact spot where the momentous moment of Scottish history occurred. Important remains of the church survive; these include one of the most complete examples of an abbot's residence.

Only a short drive to Dundee with its famous ship Discovery sailed by Captain Scott to the Antarctic. The Unicorn, the oldest floating battleship in Britain, Barry Mill, a working meal mill run by the National Trust for Scotland.

At Kirriemuir, JM Barrie's Birthplace, author of Peter Pan, Glamis Castle - childhood home of the Queen Mother. Guests can relax and enjoy the use of the Hotel Seaforth's leisure complex. A heated 30ft 86-degree pool, Jacuzzi, steam room and saunas as well as a fully equipped gymnasium.

All guests' bedrooms have been recently refurbished to a high standard and are all en-suite with television tea/coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. Family rooms are of course also available.

And for golf enthusiasts, you will be spoilt for choice - over 20 courses locally including Carnoustie Championship, St Andrews, Rosemount, Downfield and Letham Grange.

The famous Angus Glens are all close by - Glen Esk, Prosen, Colva and Isla each with their own individual character.

A Golfer's Dream

Alyth Golf Club
Tel (01828) 632268

Carid Park (municipal)
Tel (01382) 438871

Camperdown (municipal)
Tel (01382) 623398

Carnoustie - early records mention play in the area as far back as 1520. In recent years often rated amongst the top three courses in the world. Venue for the 1999 open championship.
Tel (01241) 853249

Downfield - Venue of the Scottish amateur Championship
Tel (01382) 825595

Edzell - Superb panoramic views over the Angus Glens
Tel (01356) 647283

Letham Grange - has a reputation as one of the toughest courses in Scotland, with water features on 13 of its 18 holes
Tel (01241) 890377

St Andrews - The most famous stretch of golfing ground in the world. Proudly carries the title of the home of golf.

There are an additional 5 courses close by.

Address:	Dundee Road Arbroath Angus DD11 1QF Scotland
Telephone:	01241 872232
Fax:	01241 877473
E-mail:	hotelseaforth@ukonline.co.uk
Website:	http://www.4hotels.co.uk/uk/hotels/hotelseaforth.html

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