Montgreenan House is set in fifty acres of gardens and parkland, 4 miles east of Kilwinning. For hundreds of years, Montgrynen, or Mountgrainen Castle, was the seat of two noble Scottish families, first the Ross's and later the Cunningham's.

The building which occupies the site today is a Georgian mansion boasting magnificent architectural features by Alexander 'Greek' Thompson. It was built in 1817 for Dr Robert Glasgow as a family home.

Montgreenan House is now operated as a country hotel by the hotel chain Best Western. The restaurant is open to non residents. See more at Hotels under Country or visit the website www.montgreenanhotel.com.