Covid-19 Update

Due to a number of guests refusing to follow our covid-19 protection measures and ignoring government guidelines on travel restrictions we are now only taking bookings over the phone, please call on 07716 669 017.

Our rooms are comfy and well equipped without being fussy; each has a flatscreen TV with Sky, a tea & coffee station and all are en-suite. Our guest lounge is currently closed due to encourage social distancing measures, which has been converted to a breakfast room allowing all guests to have breakfast one room at a time.

Breakfasts are cooked to order and the ingredients are sourced locally where we can. We can also make you homemade packed lunches, just ask for details.  

We very much hope that you will find Bamse B&B a little slice of home from home.

Bamse was a St. Bernard that became the mascot of the Free Norwegian Forces during the Second World War. Bamse was owned by Captain Hafto of the Norwegian Navy, and went to sea with him on the minesweeper, Thorodd. He is linked to Montrose where the Thorodd was stationed, and as tales of his adventures and courage spread, he became an iconic figure in the town.

In 2006, a campaign to recognise Bamse's link to the town was headed up by Henny King, which raised the money to erect a statue overlooking the harbour and was unveiled by the Duke of York, Prince Andrew.

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