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A character hotel with a fantastic waterside location, charming & styish rooms and village pub. The perfect place to escape, totally relax and experience some undiscov ... More

A character hotel with a fantastic waterside location, charming & styish rooms and village pub. The perfect place to escape, totally relax and experience some undiscovered and outstanding natural beauty. We have a range of individual en-suite rooms, some with amazing views over the Kyles of Bute. With our excellent reputation for food you can expect superb home-produced bar meals using fresh local produce. Soak up the local atmosphere in the traditional bars whilst sampling our extensive malt whisky collection and local ales – not to mention our warm & friendly hospitality! You could do absolutely nothing, as a stay with us is a complete break from the hustle & bustle. Or choose to get out and about on superb walks and discover Argyll's best kept secret for yourselves. Hide

The Don Muir Guest House is situated in a quiet residential area behind the ferry terminal, up Pulpit Hill. Free public parking is 5 minutes walk away at the viewpoint ... More

The Don Muir Guest House is situated in a quiet residential area behind the ferry terminal, up Pulpit Hill. Free public parking is 5 minutes walk away at the viewpoint The house is 5 minutes walk from the viewpoint overlooking Oban Bay and surrounding Islands. Don Muir is an ideal place to use a s a base to explore Oban and the Islands of Mull, Colonsay, Coll, Tiree, Lismore, Barra and Uist Hide

The Argyll Hotel in Bellochantuy,10 miles north of Campbeltown on the beautiful Kintyre peninsula. This small hotel has eight bedrooms,most boasting sea views of the ... More

The Argyll Hotel in Bellochantuy,10 miles north of Campbeltown on the beautiful Kintyre peninsula. This small hotel has eight bedrooms,most boasting sea views of the Atlantic acorss to the islands of Islay, Jura and Gigha. The conservatory restaurant and lounge area has panoramic views of the ocean and islands too. A great place to chill and relax and of course to eat. The outdoor terrace with seating leads onto the white sandy beach of the curved bay where you can walk off your dinner. It is a great place too to walk your dog. The hotel dates back to the late nineteenth century when it was built as a coaching inn and has remained as a hotel to this day. Modernised over the years the hotel still retains the feel of a traditional west coast hotel with is cosy snug bar but has the modern convienences of ensuite rooms with tv, free wi-fi access and an affordable seaview restaurant meaning you do not have to leave the comfort of the hotel. Hide

Fully Licensed with wholesome Scottish food, and indulgent surroundings Graeme and Emma warmly welcome you to Glenegedale House. Situated midway between Bowmore and P ... More

Fully Licensed with wholesome Scottish food, and indulgent surroundings Graeme and Emma warmly welcome you to Glenegedale House. Situated midway between Bowmore and Port Ellen, the AA and Visitscotland Five Star Gold award and Glenegedale House, has a prominent position with uninterrupted breathtaking views over the Mull of Oa and out to the Atlantic. Glenegedale house boasts four lovely, individually designed, en-suite bedrooms. Sumptuous fabrics, roaring fires and beautiful antiques evoke a sense of luxury and indulgence in both the morning room and the sitting room, solely for guest use. There is a wealth of books, maps and local tourist information for you to browse through and Emma and Graeme are very happy to help plan your day to make the most of your time on our beautiful island of Islay. Glenegedale House is proud to have won the "AA Friendliest B&B of the Year 2017 2018" for the whole of the United Kingdom. Hide