Mount Stuart - Marble Hall, Marble Hall
Mount Stuart Drive, Rothesay, Isle Of Bute, PA20 9LR -
From
£8000 min spend
Up to
200 guests
Offers
catering
Internal Catering
allowed
The most accessible Scottish Island Destination - less than 90 minutes from Glasgow International Airport.
ABOUT MOUNT STUART
Mount Stuart is a stunning neo-Gothic mansion set in 300 acres of gardens and grounds on the Isle of Bute. Built in the 19th Century, passion can be found in every brick, pane of glass or spectacular carving throughout the house. The perfect inspiring surrounding for any conference, meeting, product launch, incentive, or other corporate event.
There are several locations for spectacular events at Mount Stuart from the breath-taking Marble Hall to our glorious gardens. Whatever you are planning, Mount Stuart is the perfect venue for your exclusive event of guests from 2 – 200.
Our Team can assist and advise on every aspect of your event. We work closely with your suppliers to offer one seamless delivery.
Book a viewing with the Mount Stuart Team at a time and date to best suit you. During the show round, you will have the chance to view the whole house with a dedicated event coordinator who will discuss your requirements and offer advice.
MOUNT STUART OVERVIEW:
> Exclusive use options available
> Accommodation for up to 37 guests within the main house
> Catering supplied by Mount Stuart’s in-house team or external caterer of your choice
> Use of Mount Stuart’s gardens & grounds
> Services of a dedicated Event Coordinator to help schedule your day and liaise with your external suppliers
TRAVEL
Mount Stuart is located on the Isle of Bute, the most accessible island off the west coast of Scotland. Public transport links to Mount Stuart are fully integrated, ensuring that guests can get here quickly, and easily.
The Isle of Bute is approximately 50 minutes from Glasgow by road or rail, followed by a 35 minute ferry crossing from Wemyss Bay to Rothesay. Alternatively another ferry runs from Colintraive to Rhubodach, taking less than 5 minutes.
Mount Stuart is 5 miles south of the island’s principal town: Rothesay, and is well signposted from the ferry terminal.
Arrival by helicopter on the grounds of Mount Stuart can be pre-arranged; alternatively the Isle of Bute airstrip is a 5 minute car journey from Mount Stuart.
Situated in the heart of the house, the Marble Hall provides the perfect setting for larger numbers. This space can be set up to accommodate various styles of seating to match your requirements.
Capacity & layout
Standing
up to 200
Dining
up to 160
Theatre
up to 200
Boardroom
up to 40
Cabaret
up to 120
Classroom
up to 80
Catering & drinks
Catering arrangements
Catering facilities
Refreshments
Alcohol
Amenities
Stage
Cloakroom
Disabled access
Lectern
Public transport
Premises parking
Overnight accommodation
Audio & visual
Sound system
Microphone
Projector & screen
TV screen
Flipchart
WiFi
Location
Reviews
Paul A
October 2024Magnificent. Built to show of their ostentatious wealth - and it doesn't fail! Superb architecture and impressive gardens. A shame about the modern art installations, completely out place. Ordinary cafe.
margaret richardson
October 2024A beautiful place, well worth a visit. We were with a coach holiday and were only there for 2/3 hours, I could've spent the whole day there, the property and gardens were immaculate. The guides were friendly, approachable and knowledgeable. The food in the cafe was lovely too. I wanted to explore the grounds a bit more but we didn't have time..... maybe on another visit.
A J
October 2024What a beautiful house .in the prettiest of settings. The grounds are immaculate inside the grand entrance. There is so much to see everywhere you look. There is something of interest. And plenty of guides in the rooms with an extraordinary amount of information about the rooms ask them to listen to the stories. A great place to visit 🙂
Gary (Gazza)
September 2024Firstly, the house looks amazing and is a marvellous part of history and the island. The area surrounding it is a majestic forest area and gardens. I had the pleasure of walking in from Rothesay, which gives it a totally different feel. The sun was shining, and the birds were chirping away. Understandably, most will be arriving by car or coach, but I highly recommend a visit. Even if history is not your thing, it's still worth it.
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