Hotel accommodation in Argyll and The Isles, Scotland.

Crinan Hotel is a unique hotel perched on the rocks at the end of the famous Crinan canal overlooking Loch Fyne. Run by the Ryan family for over 40 years, the hotel has 20 rooms some with balconies looking out over the loch and surrounding countryside.

Crinan has a well know restaurant specialising in seafood which is landed on the harbour literally a few metres from the hotel entrance.

As well as fine dining Crinan has an excellent casual lounge./bar for excellent lunches and relaxed evening meals during the summer.

Boat trips to the islands and classic yacht charters can be arranged. The Machrihanish champion links course is close by. Walks in the surrounding country take you through breathtaking scenery, standing stones and rare wildlife. Indoors you can relax in the treatment room or at the hotel?s Sealock Gallery, enjoy art exhibitions by leading Scottish artists including Frances Macdonald (Ryan) and Ross Ryan.

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The Holly Tree Hotel is stunningly situated on the shores of Loch Linnhe. All bedrooms and public rooms enjoy spectacular views over the water to the mountains of Morvern and beyond. Widely known for its friendly atmosphere, The Holly Tree is a haven for quiet relaxation and enjoyment.

Created from a railway station at the turn of the century in the Glasgow Art Nouveau style the hotel has been carefully enlarged in a very comfortable but relaxed manner whilst retaining many features of the original building. The grounds extend for a mile along the shore and include a private pier and slipway.

Having ten bedrooms, The Holly Tree is a small family run hotel where personal attention and the comfort of our guests is our first priority. Kentallen is a small loch-side village between Oban and Fort William and is the ideal base for touring the Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Loch Linnhe is a sea loch forming part of the great geological divide in the Highlands running from Oban to Inverness. It is the perfect location for a stay to remember.

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Originally built over one hundred years ago as a hunting lodge, Glenorchy Lodge has been tastefully converted by Patricia and Hector Whyte into a comfortable hotel which still retains the feel of a family home.

With views of the mighty Ben Cruachan it is the perfect base for touring, sight seeing or simply taking a break. The relaxing, informal, and friendly atmosphere combined with good quality, wholesome food has ensured that visitors return to us time and again.

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Taynuilt is ideally situated on the ancient "road to the isles?, close to Oban and the ferries to the Inner Hebrides & beyond. Taynuilt Hotel has for centuries been a staging post for travellers along this route. In fact the village of Taynuilt grew around the hotel and takes its name from it; ?house by the burn? in Gaelic.

Nestling at the foot of Ben Cruachan, between Loch Etive & Loch Awe, in an area of outstanding natural beauty and steeped in history, Taynuilt offers the inspired choice location for discovering the West Coast of Scotland, and Taynuilt Hotel, with its pedigree combined with modern facilities, fine hospitality & superb food is a perfect choice

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n ideal base from which to explore Argyll and the Islands, this small Scottish hotel is ideally situated in the centre of Oban, a bustling seaside town on the west coast of Scotland.

Occupying an enviable and convenient position on one of the oldest streets in the town, the Kelvin Hotel boasts wonderful views over the waterfront, towards Mull and beyond. Furthermore, it is within easy reach of excellent transport links; the ferry terminal, with boats heading for the Isles, and the bus and train stations are all nearby.

Set within a Grade B Listed Building, which is one of the oldest in Oban, the hotel provides a pleasant environment for you to relax in after a long day, with a comfortable lounge and small bar.  We offer fully en-suite rooms, with options including bed & breakfast, half or full board.

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Taychreggan is a romantic Scottish hotel, beautifully situated on the shores of Loch Awe, Oban, Scotland. Regarded as a top hotel in Scotland, Taychreggan provides Scottish Tourist Board 4 star and AA and RAC 3 star accommodation with award-winning Scottish cuisine. This romantic Lochside Inn also offers trout fishing and stunning.....

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The Galley of Lorne Inn is a 17th Century Drover's Inn and country retreat situated in the picturesque village of Ardfern which nestles among the hills beside Loch Craignish. This beautiful corner of Argyll has long been a favourite for yachtsmen, artists and those who appreciate beauty, wildness plus the good things in life.

With the most central accommodation Ardfern has to offer, you can choose from one of our six tastefully decorated ensuite rooms. The hotel also offers outstanding restaurant dining with an emphasis on locally produced food and directly overlooks the lochside with breathtaking views towards the sea. The Galley of Lorne Inn which is the 'local' for our friendly villagers also has a public bar and lounge bar. With real ales, 50 malt whiskies to savour and a wine list to cater for all tastes, we promise you a holiday to remember. For our disabled visitors we have recently installed total access facilities.

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The Oban Caledonian is Oban's landmark building. This luxury 3 star hotel rises from the water's edge, commanding breathtaking views over the sheltered bay of Oban to the romantic hills and islands of Scotland's magnificent west coast.

Gaze seaward as the sun slips behind Hebridean hills and a friendly Highland hospitality unfolds. Centrally situated, this fine hotel has recently been carefully refurbished and provides luxury accommodation. Oban is the perfect gateway for exploring Argyll and the Isles, discover a castle or two or sail to Mull, Iona and the Inner Hebrides.

The Oban Caledonian is the perfect base for your break in the Highlands of Scotland and offers wonderful short breaks, midweek and weekend breaks, B&B and fantastic food in unique and spectacular surroundings.

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Portsonochan - Gaelic for "Port of Peace"

This is a spectacular hotel on the southside of breathtaking Loch Awe, a 27 mile long freshwater Loch in Argyll. Breakfast is served in the hotel conservatory overlooking the loch - it's often piped in by Gordon, the hotel's resident piper! The hotel also boasts a superb lochside dining room serving a selection of traditional and international dishes.

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