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About Argyll
With jagged mountain peaks rising from the mist, and black, fathomless lochs seeping through the landscape, Argyll is one of Scotland's most dramatic and atmospheric looking regions. The rugged Atlantic coastline sweeps up the western side, dotted with pretty fishing villages and bustling harbours, and behind the coast are the lochs and mountains, with their heathery moors and woods. You’ll find our hotel recommendations throughout, but what links them, beside being among the best places to stay in Argyll, are incredible views, and some equally incredible food. Whether a pub-with-rooms, a country house hotel, a cosy B&B or a golf resort, the best places to stay in Argyll certainly know how to delight one's tastebuds!
Oban is one of Argyll’s largest centres, and the ferry hub for journeying to Mull, Jura, Islay, Arran, Iona, Colonsay, Barra, Coll and Tiree etc. It’s a lively spot, and probably a useful base if you’re exploring the region. Inveraray is another possible base for exploring further afield. It's in an inland spot, amongst the lochs and close to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park. Inveraray Castle is also worth a visit.
If you’re looking to lose yourself in the wilderness, many of the best places to stay in Argyll will certainly oblige. Argyll is the sort of place where you can be right next to the road, but still hundreds of miles from anyone other than your hotel hosts and fellow guests. Magical.
The Best Places to Stay in Argyll
For an Escape
- The Colonsay is on Colonsay, one of Scotland's lesser known islands, so this is a really remote pick, great for walkers, or anyone who wants to escape. There are nine rooms in the hotel, all simply decorated with wrought iron beds, and solid wood furniture. Expect log fires in the communal areas, plus comfortable sofas, books and games. Expect to meet local folks in the bar too. Book this one as far ahead as you can — many guests return year after year!
- Kilcamb Lodge is a wonderfully remote, stone-built country house on the spectacular shores of Loch Sunart. It’s thought to be one of the oldest stone houses in Scotland. There are just ten guest rooms each of them is simply decorated in pale, soothing shades with a bit of chintz and tartan thrown in. The restaurant (one of the best in Scotland, boasting 3AA Rosettes) is known for its use of local produce, and there are plenty of wonderful local options, from seafood to game. Expect otters on the rocks and the Ardnamurchan peninsula in the background.
For Water Views
- The Riva Boutique Hotel is a stylish pick, right on Helensburgh’s seafront. On the ground floor there’s a chic Italian restaurant and bar, and upstairs are the 14 guest rooms and suites. The decor is a contemporary version of mid-century modern, complete with plenty of smooth wooden shapes, geometric patterns, and even record players with carefully curated vinyl collections. Perfect for exploring the West Scottish coastline, or for escaping — with or without your kids and dog.
- The Royal An Lochan is positioned on a quiet stretch of one of Scotland’s most picturesque roads — running right alongside the Kyles of Bute. Built during the Victorian era, this is a charming, yet small, hotel, with just 11 rooms snd suites — our favourites are those with sea views — decorated with classic style, and bold colours.
- Once the local pier master’s home, the The Pierhouse Hotel now offers its incredible water views to all its guests. Positioned just back from clear waters of Loch Linnhe, and overlooking Lismore and Mull, The Pierhouse has views to envy. Beyond the views is a friendly atmosphere, both in the bustling seafood restaurant — we recommend you book in advance — and around the hotel. There are just 12 rooms, all compact, but comfortable and well designed, with cosy lighting and prints on the walls. A good pick for foodies and outdoor-types.
Best Country House Hotels
- Superbly positioned above the pretty village of Luss and Loch Lomond, the Loch Lomond Arms Hotel is a charming small hotel, with an excellent gastropub/restaurant and lovely gardens. The 14 rooms and suites have all been individually decorated, with a lovely range of fuss and features: some have tiled fireplaces and four-poster beds, while some of the cosy attic rooms have stunning views, toile du Jouy wallpaper and touches of tartan. The restaurant is supplied by some seriously delicious local options.
- The Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa is superbly located right on the banks of Loch Fyne, and the best of its 68 rooms and suites overlook the water and the mountains beyond. This property dates from the Victorian era, but has been updated with a spa and pool, and an inviting bistro specialising in local cuisine. The decor matches the location well: with just the right balance of tartan and antiques. Perfect for a romantic weekend where you don’t leave the hotel, equally ideal as a base for exploring the local region.
For Walkers
- Carradales is a carefully converted Victorian home in a spectacular spot, hidden away on the eastern fringe of the Kintyre Peninsula. Because this is a converted home there are just four guest rooms. All have been individually decorated, and bathrooms with underfloor heating and claw-footed baths added. There’s also a cosy sitting room, where you’ll find a fire blazing just when you feel you need one. Breakfast is a hearty affair, so this is a great pick for walkers, and the restaurant is open for lunches and dinner, if you don’t fancy the stroll into Carradale Harbour.
- Spectacularly positioned outside Kilberry, overlooking the Atlantic, Jura and Islay, the Kilberry Inn is an intimate choice, with just five rooms, so it’s a paradise for hideaways who don’t like to cook for themselves. The decor is simple, and the food superb, a daily changing menu that responds to availability of local produce.
For Romantics
- Ardanaiseig is a grand, and slightly Gothic feeling country house hotel, complete with ivy-cladding, spectacular Loch views, a huge collection of wellington boots, and a bluebell meadow. The imposing exterior gives way to a more playful interior, though still opulent and impressive. We love the luxurious lounge with open fireplaces and plenty of gilt, and fantastic views of Loch Awe and its islands. Of the 18 rooms and suites, the finest share these loch views, as well as romantic extras, like four-poster beds and the fanciest antiques. The restaurant is a fantastic opportunity to try some locally foraged ingredients.
- Knockderry House is another loch-side charmer, this time a converted Victorian mansion just metres back from the shore of Loch Long. Designed just for this spot, with the largest windows and the towers enjoying the most impressive views, Knockderry is a building with plenty of romance of its own. Inside, guests are offered a range of accommodation, with some rooms charmingly simple, and others very grand. The Master Rooms, with their four-poster beds, are probably the most obviously romantic. The cosy drawing room is too, and the dining room is definitely designed to impress, now a restaurant specialising in locally sourced cuisine.
- The Perle Oban Hotel has the sleek design and atmosphere of a city break hotel, but in picturesque Oban. It offers great value for its crisp, understated chic, added extras like Nespresso machines and huge flat-screen TVs. The restaurant, 1882, is a champion of local produce, and the breakfasts are highly recommended. Ideal if you’re passing through via the ferry port, or staying to explore.
Best Pubs with Rooms
- The Creggans Inn is a historic inn in an incredible setting, right beside Loch Fyne, overlooking it towards Inveraray and the Kintyre mountains. This is the prefect pick for outdoor pursuits, especially fishing, walking and sailing. The accommodation comprises 14 bedrooms and one suite, all decorated in pastel shades, with printed wallpapers and open fireplaces. Plus there's a buzzing bar and bistro.
- The Kilchrenan Inn is a totally charming, and surprisingly stylish inn, with an excellent restaurant and three very chic rooms. The decor makes the most of the building's original stone walls and floors, and wooden beams, which they’ve accented with industrial-chic lighting and a splash of tartan. The food is great, the pub has a very warm and welcoming atmosphere, and it’s perfect for walkers, and/or romantics.
For Golfers
- The Ugadale Hotel is a classic Scottish golf hotel with fantastic views over the course and the Atlantic — all the way to Jura and the Isle of Islay on a clear day. There are 22 rooms and suites, most with incredible views, classic furnishings, and just the right amount of tartan. There’s a large restaurant, a traditional bar, a pub and a spa. Our Gurus recommend you book a whisky tasting session.
For Great Value
- Brambles of Inverary is a fantastic base for exploring Inveraray and the local region. Located on the shores of Loch Fyne, the views are fantastic, and you’re surrounded by great walking routes and lookout points. Inside are four bedrooms with lots of light and charm, expect original fireplaces, huge sash windows, and an unfussy blend of antiques with more contemporary furnishings. Downstairs there’s an excellent modern bistro with a friendly bar.
- The Manor House, Argyll is a charming choice, overlooking Oban Bay, and the pretty town beyond. The Manor is historic, and stone built — not too grand, but certainly elegant — with lovely grounds. The 11 bedrooms are cosy and traditional, with pretty wallpapers in toile du Jouy or botanical patterns, and matching tartan details. The restaurant has a daily changing menu that showcases the region’s bounty, and the communal spaces are many and varied.
Best B&Bs
- An Corr is a two room B&B in a stunning spot at the narrow edge of Loch Long, close to Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, just metres from the water, with wonderful views of the hills behind too. The rooms are decorated to make the most of the building’s original exposed stone walls — a Scottish take on Scandi chic. Breakfasts are generous, there are Nespresso machines in the room, and the host is delightful.
- The Corries B&B is beautifully positioned, in a remote spot, right on the shores of Loch Lomond. Rooms are simply decorated in a palette of greys, with dashes of seasonal colour, and the bathrooms feel contemporary. Perfect for small groups or families, and for walkers and explorers.
- Ceo Mara Croft B&B is a newly, but traditionally built farmhouse, in a quiet, and very scenic spot just outside of Taynuilt. There are just two B&B rooms in the house — both with spectacular views overlooking Loch Etive and Ben Cruachan. Both rooms are cosy and farmhouse-y, and there’s a cosy sitting room too, also with incredible views.
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Travel Information
- If you’re visiting Argyll from somewhere in the UK why not consider arriving by rail. The journey towards Argyll is considered one of the country’s most beautiful. If you’re heading for Inveraray or Oban you can travel via Manchester, Liverpool and/or Glasgow — depending on where you’re starting out. If you’re travelling via London it will take you seven or eight hours. If you’re arriving by plane, the airports to head for are Glasgow Airport, which is about an hour away from Inveraray by car or taxi, or about an hour and a half by bus, or Edinburgh International Airport, which is about two hours away by car or taxi, or about three and a half hours away by bus.
- If you want to hire a car we recommend you visit our online partner, Rentalcars.
- The busiest time of year to visit Argyll and Bute is summer. But the region’s maritime climate is known for summer that are warm, rather than hot, with cool, rather than cold winters, so there’s certainly an argument to say that you can visit this region any time of year. What visitors to Argyll need to be savvy about is the rain. It’s not that there’s a lot of it, just that it can come about quite suddenly, so pack accordingly.
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Best Hotels in Argyll
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Woodlands Glencoe (Argyll) from €229
Active Holiday - Glencoe is the ideal destination for outdoorsy types: hike, bike, play golf, try a segway tour and much more!Groups - The Lodges are ideal for small group getaways — and the team are happy to organise special eventsRomantic Break - With their secluded setting, lovely views and private outdoor hot tubs, romance is guaranteedPrivate Hot Tub - All of the lodges come with a private outdoor hot tubA collection of luxury lodges — all with private hot tubs — just outside Ballachulish. Interiors are smart and modern but it's the finer details that resonate: Egyptian cotton sheets, wet rooms, super-comfy mattresses and breakfast delivered to your door. A romantic highland hideaway. See More
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Riva Boutique Hotel Helensburgh (Argyll) 14 rooms from €92
Great walks - There is fabulous walking country within a short drive and plenty of options from the town itselfSights nearby - The Hill House in Helensburgh is one of Charles Rennie Mackintosh's most famous worksRestaurant - The restaurant serves Italian inspired cuisine with a hint of the MediterraneanViews - Fantastic views over GarelochA chic little property right on Helensburgh's seafront. Fourteen rooms are finished in contemporary style with great touches including underfloor heating and record players with accompanying albums! The restaurant serves Italian cuisine & the views over Gareloch are stunning. See More
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Brambles of Inverary Inveraray 4 rooms from €104
Local exploring - A great base from which to explore Inveraray and the area surrounding Loch Fyne.Great walks - The surrounding area is made for walking.Sights nearby - Visit the magnificent Inveraray Castle.Seaside - Ideal for a seaside holiday.On the shores of Loch Fyne, Brambles of Inverary is a charming B&B featuring comfortable, spacious rooms and an excellent modern bistro. It's a great base for those looking to explore the charms of Argyll. See More
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Carradales Campbeltown, Argyll 4 rooms from €109
Value chic - With smart rooms starting from as little as £95 per night B&B, Carradales is excellent value for money.Local exploring - Carradales is well placed for exploring the whole of the Kintyre Peninsula and further afield.Sights nearby - There are a host of ancient castles to visit, plus numerous hidden sandy coves not to mention the whisky distilleriesGreat walks - Kintyre is full of fabulous walking trails, including the Kintyre WayA beautifully restored Victorian manse turned luxury guesthouse on the Kintyre Peninsula. Four individually styled bedrooms boast smart decor with designer touches, plus luxurious bathrooms and Egyptian cotton bed linen. Delicious breakfasts and evening meals championing local produce. See More
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Ceo Mara Croft B&B Argyll 2 rooms from €109
Back to Nature - Overlooking the rugged Argyll landscape, Ceo Mara is a great place for getting back to nature.Great walks - Walk down to the nearby beach and along the lovely sea loch.Sights nearby - Visit nearby Dunstaffnage Castle.Remote - Off the beaten track.Quiet and calming, Ceo Mara Croft is a delightful B&B a few miles outside Taynuilt. Offering two lovely rooms and fabulous views that look out over Loch Etive and Ben Cruachan. The guest house is perfect for those looking to unlock the wilderness of Argyll. See More
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Kilchrenan Inn Kilchrenan, Argyll 3 rooms from €109
Great walks - The surrounding landscape is full of wonderful walking routes.Sights nearby - Pay a visit to Inveraray Castle.Remote - Off the beaten track.Romantic - Good for couples.Stylish and chic are probably not two words that many associate with rural Argyll but the Kilchrenan Inn defies that preconception. With an excellent restaurant and three sleek rooms, it's a great base for those looking for some modern comforts in the wilds of Argyll. See More
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Royal An Lochan Tighnabruaich, Argyll 11 rooms from €115
Wildlife Area - Great for spotting marine mammals including otters, seals and dolpinsBirdwatching - See a huge variety of land and sea birds.Great walks - Hill and coastal walks for all abilitiesViews - Over the Kyles of Bute.A hideaway hotel, with great seafood and heavenly views over the Kyles of Bute. Out of the way in an enchanting setting. See More
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Clachaig Inn Glencoe (Ballachulish) 23 rooms from €115
Great walks - The surrounding area is full of beautiful walking routes.Kayaking - Glencoe is full of kayaking opportunities.Minimum Stay - Two night minimum April to OctoberFull of characterTucked into Glencoe, the Clachaig Inn is a charming hotel. The hotel's hub is formed around the atmospheric pub that offers a great selection of beers and whiskies, often playing host to traditional music sessions. A great launchpad for exploring the surrounding beauty of Glencoe. See More
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Loch Lomond Arms Hotel Luss, Argyll 14 rooms from €115
Views - of lovely Loch LomondSailing - on Loch LomondFour poster beds - in one roomOutstanding locationComfortable rooms, glorious views of beautiful Loch Lomond, excellent locally-sourced gastropub food and friendly service on the Luss Estate. See More
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An Corr Scotland, Argyll 2 rooms from €118
Back to Nature - Set right on the shores of Loch Long and surrounded by the rugged Highlands, this is an idyllic place to get back to natureRomantic Break - Intimate, remote and scenic; the perfect rural hideaway for a romantic breakGreat walks - This is the perfect walking country: scenic lochs, rolling hills and thick forestsSailing - Take a cruise on nearby Loch Lomond and enjoy the spectacular sceneryA boutique lochside B&B that goes that little extra mile. The two rooms are beautifully designed with exposed stone, dark blue panelling and added touches such as a Nespresso machine and White Stuff products. Breakfasts are bountiful and the host is a delight! See More
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The Corries B&B Alexandria, Argyll 3 rooms from €122
Country Escape - Set beside Loch Lomond this is an ideal starting point for a rambling holiday or simply a place to just enjoying being in natureGroups - With just three rooms this is a great option for small groups or families to rent out in its entiretyGreat walks - Wander through the surrounding forest or plan a longer hike, either way this is ideal walking terrainSailing - Take a luxury speedboat trip across the lakeA charming three-bed B&B set in a spectacular and remote spot overlooking Loch Lomond. The rooms are simple and modern in design with sink-into beds and modern bathrooms. A cosy base for a rural escape. See More
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Ardanaiseig By Taynuilt, Argyll 18 rooms from €126
Romantic - Book the 'away from it all' boat shed.Restaurant - Award winning food with 3 AA Rosettes.Fishing - Superb angling for trout, salmon, sea trout and perchViews - Fabulous views across Loch AweA glorious country house hotel, touched with eccentricity and a little bit of magic. Luxurious decor, stunning views and wonderful food on the banks of Loch Awe. See More
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Knockderry House Argyll & Bute 15 rooms from €127
Great walks - There are a number of stunning local hiking trails to check out or instead you can wander around the Benmore Botanic GardenSailing - Head off sailing down the Clyde estuary or venture into a number of nearby lochsBack to Nature - Spend your days exploring the surrounding area's natural beautySeaside - Ideal for a seaside holiday.The rural Victorian Knockderry House is situated on the banks of Loch Long. This 4*, 2 Rosette Hotel offers a range of smart accommodation with the Master Rooms (featuring four poster beds) especially elegant. Food is divine, made using local produce. Plus a cosy drawing room. A romantic retreat. See More
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The Ugadale Hotel Machrihanish (Argyll) 22 rooms from €131
Active Holiday - The region is hugely popular for country sports, like hunting, shooting and fishing.Golf - The Machrihanish Dunes Golf Course should not be missed by any serious golferViews - Breathtaking views over the Atlantic Ocean towards the Hebridean IslandsFishing - Fishing is a popular pastime in the village.Beautiful 4-star hotel and golf course in Argyll, offering rooms decorated with classic Scottish elegance and boasting outstanding views over the Atlantic sea to Islay and Jura. There's a restaurant, traditional pub & a spa. Whisky tastings & country sports can be arranged. See More
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The Creggans Inn Argyll 14 rooms from €138
Foodies - Excellent Scottish cuisine using the feshest local produce; award-winning 2 AA Rosette Loch Fyne Dining Room.Views - Stunning views of the Kintyre mountains and Loch Fyne.Active Holiday - Plenty of outdoor sports within the surrounding area.Restaurant - MacPhunn's Bar and Bistro serves grilled local kipper and slow roast pork belly.Recommended by - Sawdays, Michelin TravelAn historic country inn on the shores of Loch Fyne, with views to Inveraray and the Kintyre mountains. Award-winning Scottish cuisine, delightfully cosy bedrooms and one suite, and a beautiful landscape for fishing, walking, diving, and whisky tasting. A gourmet spot in a breathtaking setting. See More
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The Manor House, Argyll Oban (Argyll) 11 rooms from €138
Active Holiday - With hiking, biking, and sailing all popular local pursuits - this is a good option for an outdoorsy holidayRomantic Break - Cosy rooms, roaring fireplaces, fine dining, and wonderful views all set the scene for a romantic hideawayGreat walks - This is stunning walking country and there are trails for short ambles or more serious hikesRestaurant - Daily changing menu featuring the freshest local ingredients and highlighting the seafoodRecommended by - Good Hotel Guide, SawdaysCharming listed property with stunning views over Oban Bay. Cosy individually designed bedrooms are traditional in style with pretty Toile de Jouy wallpaper and fabrics. The restaurant offers a daily changing menu showcasing the best of local ingredients. Great for exploring the West Coast. See More
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No. 20 Helensburgh 3 rooms from €144
Local exploring - Ideally positioned to explore Loch Lomond, The Trossachs National Park and Glasgow.Birdwatching - Spot a wide variety of birds at the RSPB Reserve on Loch Lomond.Fishing - Go salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Leven.Full of characterA chic boutique B&B on the shores of Gare Loch in the quaint town of Helensburgh. Smartly dressed rooms feature large sash windows - taking advantage of the views - sink-into beds, contemporary artworks and indulgent bathrooms. A charming base to explore the region. See More
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Perle Oban Hotel Oban (Argyll) 60 rooms from €144
Local exploring - A chic base for anyone wanting to explore Scotland's West Coast.Great walks - There are endless paths to be explored from short strolls to day-long hikes.Sights nearby - Visit the Oban Distillery or climb McCaig's Tower for panormic viewsRestaurant - 1882 specialises in seafood and steakA welcome luxury addition to Oban's hotel scene! The recently opened Perle Oban enjoys an enviable harbour-front location and boasts chic rooms and suites with luxury accessories including Nespresso machines for all! The restaurant champions local seafood and steaks. A smart stay on the West Coast. See More
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The Crinan Hotel Crinan, Argyll 20 rooms from €150
Outstanding location - Amazing views over the Crinan Canal and over the waters to Jura and ScarbaRestaurant - Excellent fresh seafood available dailyViews - Overlooks the Crinan CanalSea Views - From some rooms.Traditional hospitality and accommodation in a fantastic location. The Crinan offers cheerful service with a bar and restaurant serving the freshest of seafood. Outstanding views to Jura and Scarba plus the Crinan Canal on your doorstep. Perfect for outdoorsy types or yachties. See More
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The Colonsay Isle of Colonsay, Argyll 9 rooms from €150
Remote - Off the beaten track.Views - Great views from hotelTraditionalGreat walks - Good for walkers.Recommended by - I Escape, Good Hotel GuideUnpretentious nine bedroomed hotel on the beautiful island of Colonsay. Great for families and those seeking a break in a laid back Hebridean hideaway. Old house charm, roaring log fires, restaurant and bar. See More
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Melfort House Argyll 3 rooms from €150
Sailing - If you head into Oban then there are a number of boats tours of the area availableGreat walks - Head off hiking to truly appreciate the West Coast's rugged beautyFishing - Find yourself a nice quiet spot for an afternoon of fishingSights nearby - Be sure to visit Inveraray Castle or Oban DistilleryRecommended by - Michelin TravelSet amongst rural pasture in coastal Argyll, Melfort House overlooks the islands of Scarba and Jura. Offers three elegant and smart rooms featuring warm hues, silk fabrics and large beds. Come back after a long day and relax in the drawing room by the fire with a good book! Homely and rejuvenating. See More
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The Pierhouse Hotel Port Appin (Argyll) 12 rooms from €161
Views - Breathtaking views over Loch Linnhe towards the islands of Lismore and MullGreat walks - Great walking for all abilities and plenty of munros in the area for serious typesRestaurant - Award winning restaurant serving the freshest of Scottish seafood and gameOutstanding location - Appin lies at the heart of the Lynn of Lorn National Scenic Area.Originally the pier master's house, The Pierhouse hotel now offers twelve comfy bedrooms in the most outstanding west coast location. The vibe is friendly and laid back, but the real star of the show is the food - the freshest seafood and game imaginable! Perfect for foodies & outdoor active types. See More
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Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa Inveraray 68 rooms from €172
Romantic Break - Offers everything you could want from a romantic weekend away by the sea; delicious food, beautiful views & super spoiling roomsChild friendly - Unusually for a spa hotel, the property is very child-friendly. Kids under 12 stay free & there's lots of helpful equipmentLocal exploring - Well-located to use as a base to explore the west coast, Loch Lomond, The Trossachs National Park & Argyll & ButeSpa breaks - Serene & relaxing water-facing haven with indoor pool, hot tubs, steam, sauna & high-quality treatmentsVictorian property with killer location on the banks of Loch Fyne. Spa, pool, fab bistro & rooms brimming with contemporary comforts add a modern edge to cosy Scottish 19th century interiors. Facilities & location means this works equally well for those looking to explore or stay indoors & relax. See More
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Ardtorna By Oban, Argyll 4 rooms from €173
Contemporary - Inidividually styled bedrooms each with a seaviewViews - Fantastic views of lochs and mountains.LakesideGreat walks - Good for walkers.Recommended by - SawdaysA top-notch contemporary bed & breakfast on the Oban coast, with splendid views of the sea. Golf and pool nearby. See More
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Winterton Lochgilphead, Argyll 2 rooms from €177
Eco break - The heating and hot water are generated by a biomass boiler and the electricity is purely from sustainable sourcesGroups - With just two rooms this is a great option to rent out with friends or familyActive Holiday - The surrounding countryside provides a host of outdoor activitiesOutstanding locationRecommended by - SawdaysA small B&B offering rural chic accommodation in a beautiful and remote setting. The two rooms have wooden floors, plenty of light, roll-top baths, and beamed ceilings. The hosts whip up a fabulous three-course dinner and there's a lovely firelit lounge to unwind in after a day spent outdoors. See More
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No 26 By The Sea Oban 9 rooms from €183
Romantic Break - Claw-foot tubs, bay windows with soaring sea views, rainfall showers & fluffy duvets offer the perfect setting for romanceCooking classes - Taught by the property's executive chef, intimate 4-course cooking classes are taught at the on-site cookery schoolBack to Nature - Super stylish base for exploring the stunning landscapes & impressive wildlife found along the West CoastGreat walks - One of the best ways to explore the dramatic Scottish coastline is on foot; ask for a wide range of trails in the local areaUpmarket boutique B&B with fab location on the Oban coast. Carefully curated rooms are the pinnacle of contemporary chic; bold prints & colours give a distinctive feel. Start active days with hearty breakfasts before returning to a fireside lounge or sea-facing terrace. Romantic seaside retreat. See More
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Greystones Oban (Argyll) 5 rooms from €213
Views - Greystones enjoys simply stunning views from its elevated location, over Oban Bay and beyondSights nearby - There are lots of castles and gardens close by to exploreGreat walks - There are lots of lovely walks in the surrounding area.Restrictions on children - No children allowed - this an adults only propertyGrand baronial house turned boutique B&B in the heart of Oban. Five spacious rooms with contemporary interiors and large modern bathrooms. Minimalist feel is complemented with plenty of period features. An intimate, romantic base for exploring Scotland's west coast, with stunning views. See More
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Barcaldine Castle Benderloch, Argyll 6 rooms from €230
Views - Look out over scenic Loch Creran & the snow-capped peaks of Glencoe in the distance. Book The Barcaldine Room for sunsetsBack to Nature - National Parks, dramatic coastal views & wild open landscapes make this a dream destination for outdoor loversWeddings - The ideal choice for those after an intimate Scottish castle wedding with a stunning natural backdropExclusive use - Rent out the entire property with friends & families for an idyllic country weekend or special event17th century turreted castle B&B with a beautiful location on Loch Creran's shores. Pretty rooms are decorated with Victorian-era antiques and look out over dramatic scenery. Expansive yet cosy living areas with roaring fires make this ideal for groups of friends, families or events. See More
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No 17 The Promenade Oban (Argyll) 19 rooms from €272
Other Activities - Take a boat trip to the picturesque Isle of Mull, exploring its charming villages, stunning landscapes, and abundant wildlifeFoodies - Indulge in a culinary adventure with farm-to-table dining at Porcini Restaurant, featuring local seafood and seasonal produceTotal relaxation - Escape to a stunning coastal retreat with sweeping views of Oban Bay, perfect for exploring local beaches and woodland walksSights nearby - Visit McCaig’s Tower, an iconic landmark offering panoramic views of Oban and the surrounding countrysideA boutique hotel boasting stylish interiors, on Oban’s picturesque seafront. The rooms feature a mix of contemporary elegance with plush furnishings, rich textures, and tasteful artwork. There's a restaurant serving fabulous local cuisine, and a terrace with salty sea views. A charming coastal stay. See More
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Kilcamb Lodge Argyll 10 rooms from €282
Active Holiday - With hearty meals and warm fires this is the perfect spot for those taking advantage of West Scotland's outdoor pursuits.Back to Nature - A stunning country-house in magical surrounds with Loch Sunart at the end of the garden and Glas Bheinn rising beyond.Fishing - The season runs from 1st June to the 30th September and Salmon, Sea-Trout and Brown Trout can be caught.Great walks - Simply step out the door and find miles of rugged Scottish countryside awaiting.Recommended by - Good Hotel Guide, SawdaysCharming country hotel with a serene setting on the shores of Loch Sunart. Traditional rooms feature large windows with chintz and tartan fabrics and stunning views. An award winning restaurant uses local produce. Cosy living rooms for post outdoor unwinding. A true country getaway. See More
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Kilberry Inn Argyll 5 rooms from €288
Birdwatching - An abundance of birdlife as well as otters, porpoises and much more can be seen from nearby the property.Hideaway - This property is truly remote. With limited phone and internet connectivity it is true escapism.Great walks - There are an abundance of walks from Ormsary, Torinturk and Loch Awe to name but a few.Back to Nature - This property has some of the most unspoilt and striking landscape in the country.Recommended by - SawdaysWith stunning coastal vistas this property is a detour worth taking. Rooms are bright in modern colours with floral patterns. Breakfast and dinner are included and with Clare Johnson's cooking, winning her local fame, you are sure not to tire of the freshly, locally sourced menu. A perfect escape! See More
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Glencoe House Glencoe 7 rooms from €392
Suites - The elegant suites with high celings and stunning views have separate sitting rooms and free standing bathsPrivate dining room - Exquisite meals are served in the comfort of the guests suites, including afternoon teaViews - Wonderful views over the stunning countryside and lochsBack to NatureOnce the home of Lord Strathcona, this handsome country house is set in ravishing Highlands scenery overlooking Loch Linnhe. Family and dog friendly, comfortable, spacious suites, some with open fires and superb in-suite dining. There is plenty to entertain the hearty from fly fishing to walking. See More
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Isle of Eriska Port Appin (Argyll) 25 rooms from €398
Active Holiday - Make the most of the stunning location and indulge in fishing, sailing, rambling, canoeing, biking and golf.Sailing - Hire a luxury yacht for the day, the perfect way to explore the coast without getting your boots muddy!Great walks - Stroll round the island or climb one of the easily reached local munroes.Fishing - Head out sea fishing on the west coast, a truly remarkable experience.Recommended by - Small Luxury HotelsAn idiosyncratic and lovable private island resort and spa just north of Oban. Antiques mix with contemporary interiors in this peaceful haven. Cosy living rooms with roaring fires, fine dining restaurant, comfortable rooms and pampering spa plus modern private retreats. A remarkable rural escape. See More
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Mingary Castle Kilchoan, Argyll from €415
Beach Life - With a courtyard door leading straight down onto the shore and Otter Adventures offering guided sea-kayaking and paddleboardingRomantic Break - A secluded retreat with exquisite dining, luxurious suites, and stunning coastal views, perfect for an intimate getawayBack to Nature - Experience the magic of a guided wildlife tour, spotting rare birds and majestic deer in their natural Highland habitatGreat walks - Enjoy a rugged coastal walk, taking in breathtaking sea views and the fresh, invigorating Scottish airAn expertly refurbished 13th-century castle on Scotland's rugged west coast. Interiors clash ancient walls and original cannons with Kashmiri drapes and crushed velvet sofas. There's fantastic fine dining with an ever-changing 6-course tasting menu. A wonderful blend of history, luxury, and nature. See More
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Airds Port Appin 11 rooms from €426
Active Holiday - Enjoy horse riding, mountain biking, great walking, climbing and more.Local exploring - Within 30 mins of the area's top attractionsRestaurant - 3 AA RosettesViews - Wonderful views down Loch Linnhe and stunning sunsetsRecommended by - Good Hotel Guide, Relais & Chateaux, Sawdays