Surrounded by native woodlands and close to the famous Falls of Clyde, New Lanark World Heritage Site is a former cotton mill founded in 1785 which became famous as the site of Robert Owen's model community. Now beautifully restored as a living community home to around 200 people and a visitor attraction, the fascinating history of the village is interpreted in an award-winning Visitor Centre.

The eight Waterhouses are stunningly converted mill buildings sleeping 2 - 4 in one or two twin or double bedrooms. They offer a unique opportunity to stay in the heart of the World Heritage Site and are literally right on the river with stunning views. You can enjoy walks in the surrounding Wildlife Reserve and they are ideal for touring, being less than an hour from Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Borders. All the facilities of the New Lanark Mill Hotel are only yards away.

Each Waterhouse is on two levels and has a lounge, fully equipped kitchen (lounge/kitchen in one bedroom Waterhouses), bathroom with bath and shower and electric storage heating. An extra bed can be added to some Waterhouses.