Hotel Year Built 1890 Year Remodeled 2006 Additional Property Description A Scottish stones throw away from the Royal Burgh of Lanark in the Clyde Valley stands BEST WESTERN Cartland Bridge Hotel. Completed in the late 1800s, the hotel is the finest example of Sir John James Burnetts Baronial style of Scottish architecture and is a Grade A listed building as a result. An hours drive from Glasgow and Edinburgh, and set in 19 acres of woodland, this 3 star hotel is virtually unchanged and therefore unspoilt from its days as the most splendid of family mansions. Now, the hotel serves as an excellent venue for business meetings, conferences, weddings and social events, each catered for within a varied range of suites. Our fantastic facilities accommodate gatherings for two or 250 guests, with ample free parking to make coming and going as they please an easier proposition. From the greenery to the gorgeousness,