Hotels in Argyll and Bute, Scotland

The Arrochar Hotel, former coaching inn, is situated at the foot of the 'Arrochar Alps' and has magnificent views across the loch to the mountains beyond. Glasgow is only 45 minutes drive away, as is the Royal Burgh of Inveraray. All rooms have en-suite facilities, colour TV, hospitality tray and customer controlled heating. Guests have use of leisure facilities at our sister hotel - Loch Fyne Hotel inInveraray, 8 miles away. Reception is open all day and our wonderful restaurant , open from 7.30am - 9.30 am and 6pm to 9.15pm, serves table d'h¶te and Ó la cart menus. Trips from Arrochar can include Oban and Argyll, Callander, The Trossachs and Stirling or Loch Lomond and Glasgow. Arrochar is the ideal base for touring, walking, fishing or just relaxing.

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This impressive custom built hotel is set within its own gardens that run to the pebbled shore, an ideal holiday destination for those who wish to explore the beauty of Mull. Craignure is the first village in Mull and is an excellent base from which to tour the island and visit 'The Cradle of Scottish Christianity' - Iona.

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Guests are assured of a warm and friendly welcome from Matt and Sandra in this beautiful cosy Victorian Hotel. St. Ives has been in the same family since 1983 and guests return year after year to enjoy the service and hospitality the hotel provides. We offer a varied menu that is changed daily with local produce used for those special Scottish dishes. Vegetarian and alternate diets can be catered for. The hotel has a residential licence for those guests who wish to have drinks with their meal or to relax in the comfortable lounge. The tastefully decorated rooms are en-suite or with private facilities. All rooms have television, radio, direct line telephone, hair dryer and complementary tea/coffee. For the guests convenience there is a private car park at the front of the hotel.

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Guests always comment on the breathtaking views of the sea and hills and its peaceful secluded setting, yet it is only one mile from Dunoon town centre, home to the world's most spectacular Highland Games.Dunoon is situated at the western gateway to the Loch Lomond National Park, only one hour from Glasgow International Airport and provides a perfect location to explore this outstanding area of the Scottish Highlands.The grounds of Abbot's Brae plays host to frequentvisits of roe deer, red squirrels and an abundance of bird-life, whilst with the ever changing views of the Firth of Clyde makes it hard to look away. Dunoon and the Argyll Forest Park is the Western Gateway to the Loch Lomond National Park which is blessed with lavish land and seascapes and few areas can match it for it? It is a place of pure and natural beauty! Our aim is to offer a comfortable high quality hotel with a warm relaxing home-from-home atmosphere whilst offering excellent service.

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The Argyll formed part of the total rebuilding of Inveraray commissioned by the third Duke of Argyll. The interior of The Argyll reflects its history and the elegant style of its renowned creator. Originally built to accommodate guests to the castle, The Argyll today offers standards of hospitality that more than live up to its illustrious past. Completely modernised and refurbished, the hotel is now one of the premier hotels on the West Coast of Scotland offering excellent standards of food and accommodation. Recent additions to the hotel include new conference, banquet and function rooms, new conservatory with stunning views over Loch Fyne and new executive bedrooms built to four star standard. Set at the gates to Inveraray Castle, the Argyll Hotel offers splendid views over Loch Fyne and Benn Bhuidhe in the distance. We offer excellent food and accommodation, and friendly service. The Argyll Hotel is the ideal base for local sight seeing and touring Argyll & The Islands.

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Originally built as a private house, the Loch Fyne Hotel has been extended to include a 15m swimming pool with sauna and steam-room as well as additional bedrooms and mini-suites. Guests have a choice of dining in the Clansman Restaurant or in the Waterfront Bistro.

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Traditional scottish country town hotel with restaurant bar and small conference and meeting faciliites. Ideal for business or leisure, family and friends. Excellent location for walking, touring and visiting the many sights and attractions Mid-argyll has to offer.

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The Oban Bay is located on the edge of Dunollie Wood and the Esplanade overlooking Oban Bay and the Firth of Lorne. Originally a large private house the hotel has been tastefully extended to include spacious and modern bedrooms, an open plan foyer lounge and bar.

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We have been awarded the FHG Diploma for 'Holiday Accomodation of the Highest Standard'. Oban is a popular resort with young and old alike and we cater for both with single, family, double or twin rooms. The rear rooms are cosy and quiet, whereas the front rooms have a magnificent view over to the bay, to the Mull hills beyond. The Lounge and Dining room are also situated at the front of the Hotel. If you plan to visit the islands during your stay, we will provide a full cooked breakfast at 7.00am to allow you to catch the early boat if you wish. If you wish to bring your pet on holiday they will be made very welcome, although they must be supervised at all times. Golf, fishing, horse-riding, sailing and swimming are all available within a short distance. There is a central feature staircase in the hotel, however the lowest bedrooms are on the second floor. As a small family run hotel we hope that your stay with us will feel more like a home from home rather than just a hotel.

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The Regent, externally, is a combination of a Victorian private hotel with an almost perfect example of 1930's Art Deco design. Internally both buildings merge to provide an open and airy ambience with an array of well positioned public foyers and lounges. As a town centre hotel the Regent cannot offer private parking although there is ample on-street parking on the adjacent pier. This 'disadvantage' does however mean that Oban's many shops, the distillery, the ferry terminals and stations are all within easy walking distance.

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There are wonderful views across Oban Bay and along the sound of Kerrera. The restaurant, lounge and many bedrooms at the Queens Hotel enjoy a view from the mouth of Oban Bay to the town itself and the length of the Firth of Lorne. From its quiet location, walks to Ganavan Sands (little Ganavan 1/2 mile), Dunollie Castle, the Witches Walk and Oban town centre are all pleasant distances.

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With 91 double and single guestrooms, some overlooking the town square, the Royal Hotel offers comfortable, affordable accommodation. Built in 1895, the hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality and dining with its Morvern Restaurant and whiskey lounge bar.

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Choose Obans landmark building. Rising from the waters edge, the historic Oban Caledonian Hotel commands breathtaking views over the sheltered bay of Oban to the hills and islands of Scotlands magnificent west coast. The gentle grandeur of this famous property has long extended a warmth of welcome to travellers where great adventures by ship, train or land begin and end. Now carefully refurbished under family ownership, this fine hotel offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. Gaze seaward as the sun slips behind Hebridean hills and a friendly Highland hospitality unfolds. Discover the elegant Harbourside Restaurant or pick the informal CafÚ Caledonian; relaxed by day lively by night. Centrally situated The Oban Caledonian is the perfect gateway for exploring Argyll and The Isles.

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The Cuilfail Hotel has a long tradition of offering highland hospitality to visitors who wish to relax in the peaceful Lorne area, a beautiful part of Argyll.

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Situated at the foot of Ben Cruachan, the Hotel looks out over simply breathtaking scenery with the River Awe running to one side and Loch Etive lapping the shingle beach in front. The Polfearn Hotel for its home cooked food, carefully prepared from the finest, freshest local ingredients. A particular speciality is Moules Marinieres, using mussels cultivated in Loch Etive. Other local produce includes salmon, venison, and prime Scottish beef. If you are looking for the perfect centre from which to tour the West Highlands or a base for a fishing or walking holiday, look no further...

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