The Crown Hotel Phone Number and Contact Information

Breakfast includes Arbroath smokie kedgeree made with locally smoked haddock, served alongside bannocks slathered with heather honey from Strachan Apiaries.

Five minutes' walk east, the Bervie Chipper serves golden battered haggis suppers with whisky-laced brown sauce, while The But'n'Ben tearoom crafts Forfarshire bridies using secret-recipe spiced mutton.

History enthusiasts explore the Knights Templar Stone at Laurieston Churchyard (1.2 miles north) or examine Bronze Age carved cup marks at Templelands Stone Circle near Garvock Hill.

Business travelers frequent AstraZeneca's Macbiopharma Facility (8 miles south) and Montrose Port Authority offices handling North Sea energy logistics.

The montrose angus bed and breakfast alternative The Park Hotel offers sea-view rooms with tartan canopy beds 15 minutes' drive away.

Sports enthusiasts utilize Inverbervie Bowling Club's all-weather rinks or hike the Caterline to St Cyrus coastal path observing peregrine falcon nesting sites.

Educational institutions like Dunnottar School host traditional Scottish country dance workshops in their Victorian assembly hall.

Reaching the property involves taking the A92 coastal route, with EV charging stations available behind the hotel's former stables.

Montrose Railway Station (12 miles north) connects via Stagecoach Bluebird 107 buses stopping at Market Square, while cyclists follow National Cycle Route 1 past St Cyrus National Nature Reserve.

For accommodation near montrose golf links, Links House provides golf package deals including tee times at Montrose Medal Course's 1562-designed fairways.

Budget-conscious travelers opt for Bervie Braes Guesthouse with its cliff-top sea panoramas or Harbour Nights Hostel featuring ship cabin-themed dormitories near Johnshaven Harbour.

The hotels in laurie street montrose competitor Rossie Arms Hotel attracts whisky aficionados with its 120-bottle malt collection.

Guest reviews praise The Crown's weekly Bothy Night folk music sessions but note creaky floorboards in upper corridors due to the building's 1643 timber frame.

Cultural highlights include House of Dun's plasterwork ceilings designed by William Adam, and Dunnottar Castle (25 minutes south) where the Scottish Crown Jewels were hidden from Cromwell.

Marine enthusiasts join Bervie Boat Trips to spot harbour porpoises in Bervie Bay, while art lovers visit Gallery 45 showcasing Angus coastal light paintings.

Evening entertainment ranges from The Twa Tams pub's weekly poetry slams to Montrose Music Festival acts at the Town Hall.

Educational opportunities abound at Aberdeen Maritime Museum (40 miles north) with its offshore drilling rig simulations, while Brechin Cathedral Round Tower (18 miles west) offers medieval stone carving workshops.

The hotel concierge arranges private tours to Edzell Castle's Renaissance garden or Glenesk Folk Museum's illicit whisky still exhibits.

For literary enthusiasts, the Hame o'Dunnottar trail traces Lewis Grassic Gibbon's sunset view descriptions from local cliff paths.