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The Bentley Hotel
Est. 1874
The Bentley Hotel is ideally situated between Glasgow and Edinburgh, in a historical building formerly known as ‘Motherwell House’ which was built in 1874 and has been ‘Home’ to many of Motherwell’s founding families.
Originally built for Colonel Black of the famous Cameronians, the exterior of the building has retained it’s character whilst now housing a locally renowned Restaurant and an 18 en-suite bedroomed Hotel which offers the traveller a touch of comfort after a long day.
Our Function Suite also offers the ideal location for Weddings, Meetings, Conferences and celebrations for up to 120 guests.
About The Bently Hotel
The Bentley Hotel is ideally located in between Glasgow and Edinburgh, offering excellent accommodation and delicious food.
Our Rooms
Stay in one of our 18 traditional en-suite guest rooms at the Bentley Hotel. Choose a room that suits your needs.
Restaurant
Try the delicious new menu from our award-winning chef, we’re sure your taste buds are in for a real treat.
Function Rooms
We have two function rooms available for hire at the Bentley Hotel, our small meeting room & large hospitality suite.
What Customers Say About The Bentley Hotel
Read what customer's say about The Bentley Hotel
Superb
The location was excellent, very near the centre of Motherwell. During the day the parking was tight but there was street parking, by the evening it was easy to park. The staff were very helpful and could not do enough to make my visit as pleasant as possible.
Excellent
The hotel was in fact better than I expected when comparing on line other hotels and accommodation. Did not take breakfast. The arrival was welcoming, the room was warm and comfortable and the location was within a stone throw of my destination the next morning. I will use again and have already recommended.
Comfortable
Comfortable good breakfast, friendly staff, parking, good location and accessible.
Good value for money.
Our Location
The Bentley Hotel is ideally situated between Glasgow and Edinburgh