Hotels 1 to 27 in Argyll-and-Bute, Scotland

Columba Hotel - This Victorian hotel was built in 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier, overlooking the town and Oban Bay to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore, and the Mountains of Morven.

Loch Melfort Hotel - This romantic country house hotel has amazing sea views from each bedroom, and offers fine Scottish dining and local seafood in its 2 AA Rosette restaurant. The peaceful Loch Melfort Hotel is next door to the famous Arduaine Gardens, and not far south of Oban. The hotel is perfect for a relaxing, escape, where you will be received with a warm cheerful welcome. The stylish, bright and comfortable rooms have lovely views, and some have patio doors and a terrace.

Taynuilt Hotel - Once a historic Coaching Inn, now a comfortable Highland hotel situated at the heart of the picturesque village of Taynuilt. The Taynuilt Hotel is within easy reach of the fishing town of Oban (the outdoor capital of the UK), Fort William and Glencoe. It is therefore an ideal base for exploring the area or taking part in some of the many outdoor activities situated nearby. There are 12 comfortable and well appointed rooms, each unmistakably Scottish in style and unique in its own way. For those special occasions, a four-poster room may also be available.

Colquhoun Arms Hotel - With a great location on the banks of Loch Lomond, the Colquhoun Hotel is now under new management and offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and fresh, locally sourced food. Now managed by Bravara Management Limited, the Colquhoun Hotel is going through an exciting time of change. The hotel offers comfortable and well-appointed en suite rooms in the heart of Luss on the shores of Loch Lomond. The dining room offers a table d'h?te menu and the relaxed public bar serves drinks and bar food. All of the tasty food is made using locally sourced produce and is freshly prepared on the premises. The venue is within easy reach of all of the major wedding venues in the area and there is free private parking on site.

Arrochar Hotel - Magnificently situated at the very foot of the "Arrochar Alps", on the shores of Loch Long, you will find the Arrochar Hotel. A former coaching inn, this spacious hotel commands the most excellent views across the loch and offers guests an excellent base from which to explore its diverse surroundings.

The Kelvin Hotel - In the centre of Oban, ideal for Argyll and the Islands, this small Scottish hotel is one of the town's oldest buildings, with a lounge, small bar and views of the waterfront. A Grade B listed building, Kelvin Hotel has wonderful views over the water towards Mull and beyond. The hotel offers free parking at weekends, and is within easy reach of excellent transport links. The ferry terminal and the bus/train stations are all nearby.

St Ives Hotel - The 3-star St Ives Hotel is situated on the traffic free West Bay with magnificent views of the Firth Of Clyde. We are only minutes from the town centre and offer the ideal waterfront setting for an affordable short break. 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, which has splendid views of the bay and garden. The tastefully decorated rooms are en suite or with private facilities. All rooms have television, radio, direct line telephone, hairdryer and complimentary tea and coffee.

Glenorchy Lodge Hotel - The Glenorchy Lodge Hotel is quickly becoming established as the newest couples retreat in the Highlands of Scotland. Tucked away in the heart of the picturesque village of Dalmally, the hotel is a perfect retreat for those wishing to explore the romantic West Highlands and Islands. Romantic breaks are available all year round, so make time to make some memories together at the Glenorchy Lodge Hotel.

Oban Bay Hotel and Spa - Set on the edge of Oban's picturesque Esplanade, boasting uninterrupted views of Mull, Kerrera and the Firth of Lorne, the hotel occupies the perfect spot from which to discover Scotland's West Coast. During your stay you can take advantage of the hotel's superb facilities, including the sprawling sun lounge which stretches the entire length of the hotel. You can also indulge with a visit to the spa, which is complete with an indoor steam room, sauna and massage chair and don't forget the outdoor hot-tub with its breathtaking sea views. Treatments are also bookable (additional cost). The guest rooms have just been extended and lovingly refurbished to the highest standards, and most enjoy stunning sea views.

Abbots Brae Hotel - Abbots Brae is known as a luxurious home away from home, positioned high amid a woodland garden, with sensational views over the Firth of Clyde. The lovely small, family-run hotel is surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery you will ever see. The spacious bedrooms are individually named after places within the stunning Cowal Peninsula.

Knockderryhouse - With a beautiful, tranquil location on the banks of Loch Long, this luxurious 4-star country house hotel has spectacular views of the Argyllshire hills and the famous Firth of Clyde. Surrounded by some of Argyll and Bute's most beautiful countryside, Knockderryhouse offers luxurious accommodation in a gorgeous, quiet location. All the rooms in the main house have been individually decorated and are furnished with antique furniture and paintings by local Scottish artists, reflecting the history and style of the original house. 4 new rooms have been added in the Leiper Wing. The elegant rooms feature comfortable beds finished with the finest Egyptian bed linen. Hand-made organic Scottish soaps, home-made shortbread and soft, fluffy bathrobes add that little touch of luxury. All the rooms have plasma flat-screen TVs. Most of the rooms have wireless internet access. Cove is within easy reach of Loch Lomond, Loch Fyne and the historic town of Inveraray, yet it is less than an hour's drive from Glasgow and even less from Glasgow Airport. The award-winning restaurant offers traditional Scottish specialities, made using fresh, locally sourced produce from the region's lochs and the rich pasture land surrounding the hotel. With a peaceful, stunning location, fine cuisine and luxurious accommodation, Knockderryhouse is great for a relaxing, restful or romantic break.

The Argyll Hotel - Few hotels in the Western Highlands have such long and distinguished history as The Argyll Hotel. The Argyll was designed in 1750 by the famous builder John Adam. 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 conservatories with stunning views over Loch Fyne and new executive bedrooms built to three 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. Unfortunately the hotel does not have a lift.

The Queens Hotel - Boasting spectacular views over the expansive Oban Bay, this newly-refurbished Victorian hotel offers convenient accommodation just minutes away from the town centre. Guests can enjoy magnificent panoramic views from the comfort of the beautiful public rooms. The Queens Hotel is situated on the Esplanade, just a short walk from the centre of Oban with its many attractions including boat trips and ferries to the Isles. The Glen Campa Restaurant's ? la carte menu offers the very best of local produce and Sunday carveries, complemented by stunning views. The elegant lounge bar's menu offers a variety of home-made dishes to suit all tastes.

The Lodge On Loch Lomond Hotel - This luxury accommodation is set amid the spectacular scenery of some of Scotland's most beautiful, unspoilt areas. Colquhoun's restaurant has 2 AA Rosettes. The Lodge on Loch Lomond Hotel is surrounded by natural beauty. Many rooms and the restaurant offer undisturbed panoramic views of Loch Lomond. The restaurant uses fine, fresh local produce and has a terrace over the water. The hotel is 30 minutes away from Glasgow.

Drimsynie House Hotel - As the centre piece of the Drimsynie Estates, this impressive Scottish mansion overlooks its own 9-hole golf course and Loch Goil in the National Park. Just one mile away from the scenic village of Lochgoilhead, in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, the hotel presents itself as the ideal base for exploring beautiful western Scotland. It is one hour north of Glasgow and 2 hours from Edinburgh. A new extension has added 10 bedrooms to the hotel, and there is also a leisure centre and function hall. All bedrooms and public areas were refurbished in June 2008. There is free golf and swimming for guests, and free internet access in the bedrooms.

Kings Knoll Hotel - The family-run Kings Knoll Hotel has magnificent views overlooking Oban Bay and the Sound of Kerrera, and offers free Wi-Fi and a warm welcome to all. Kings Knoll has bright, modern and comfortable en suite bedrooms with panoramic views of either the bay or the town. The bar serves snacks and meals throughout the day and free private car parking is available for all guests.

Lochgoilhead Hotel - Lochgoilhead sits at the head of Loch Goil, a fjord-type sea loch within the Loch Lomond National Park, only one hour from Glasgow Airport. With a special location surrounded by hills, and with superb loch views, Lochgoilhead is an old coaching inn located in the heart of the village. It offers 5 en suite bedrooms all with a TV and tea/coffee making facilities. The hotel is one mile from the Drimsynie Leisure Centre and Golf Course, where guests have use of the swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, and steam room, as well as unlimited golf during their stay.

The Cuilfail Hotel - A traditional, family run Argyll Inn built in the Victorian era, located near to the shores of Loch Melfort. 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.

Bridge of Orchy Hotel - The Bridge of Orchy hotel sits on the A82 which is the main route to the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The train station which is only minutes walk from the Hotel is served daily by trains from London, Glasgow and Fort William. The Hotel has become renowned for its fine cuisine and real hospitality, it is surrounded by some of Scotlands finest scenery including several munros, loch and river fishing, skiing, distilleries and breweries and of course the famous bridge itself. There are 4 golf courses nearby. Offering the option of luxury in our 10 en-suite hotel rooms or more rustic accommodation in our bunkhouse with rooms of 2, 3 or 7, we cater for all walks of life. So whether you are an outdoor enthusiast, looking for a break away from the hustle and bustle or even a stop over on your way North or South we offer something for everyone.

McColls Hotel-Dunoon - Immersed within the spectacular scenery of Argyll's picturesque hills, this 65-bedroom hotel boasts an elevated position with magnificent views over Clyde and towards the isles of Cumbrae, Bute and Arran. Known as 'The Gateway to the Highlands', Dunoon presents itself as the ideal base from which to explore the natural beauty of the surrounding areas. If you would prefer to stay closer to home, McColl's is only a 5-minute walk away from Castle Hill, with its statue of Highland Mary - Robert Burns' great love. In the evenings you can sample McColls famous hot buffet, served in the Lamont & Lauder Restaurant. Then you can unwind with entertainment and dancing in the Ballroom, with spectacular shows and a live band every night.

The Royal Hotel - The Royal Hotel stands in the centre of town, close to the harbour and ferry terminal. The central position makes it ideal for visiting the West Coast of Scotland, as well as the Islands of Mull and Iona. 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 whisky lounge bar.

The Argyll Hotel - This fine Victorian building is centrally located within Dunoon, and has excellent views of the River Clyde. The Argyll Hotel is opposite the ferry pier, and its distinctive tower makes it one of Dunoon's landmarks. Argyll Restaurant and Ristorante Italiano Rio are the hotel's 2 dining options. Many rooms have sea views and panoramic views over the Firth of Clyde.

Loch Fyne Hotel and Spa - Situated on the shores of Loch Fyne in the Royal Burgh of Inveraray, the hotel enjoys wonderful views across the loch to the Cowal Hills. Originally built as a private house, the Loch Fyne Hotel has been extended to include a leisure club and spa, comprising a 15-metre swimming pool, sauna, steam room and 3 treatment rooms offering a variety of beauty treatments. Clansman Restaurant offers excellent food and service from either the table d'h?te menu or the ? la carte menu. The hotel now also comprises 71 bedrooms including a four-poster mini suite with fantastic views across Loch Fyne, and 6 luxury superior rooms with king-size beds and little extra touches to make your stay special.

Isle Of Mull Hotel and Spa - With a magnificent position overlooking the Sound of Mull, this hotel offers bedrooms and public areas with stunning views. The newly-opened swimming pool and spa (March 2008) enables you to relax and get away from it all. Conference and meeting rooms are available. Awarded 3 stars by the AA and Visit Scotland, the hotel also has a lounge bar, a whisky bar and a restaurant.

Esplanade Hotel - Looking out over the water, on the traffic-free West Bay Promenade in Dunoon, Argyll, this family-run hotel offers excellent value, with a warm welcome, tasty meals and comfortable rooms. The Esplanade Hotel is a long-established family-run hotel that prides itself on offering a warm welcome and a friendly, relaxing atmosphere. In a beautiful, peaceful area and surrounded by its own colourful flower gardens, the hotel is great for a quiet, restful break. Above the garden, the sun terrace boasts stunning panoramic views over the River Clyde. The dining room offers a varied choice for all meals, including a fine selection of traditional Scottish dishes. Although the wine list may be international, the hotel is very proud of its collection of over 120 malt whiskies. Entertainment is provided on most evenings. All of the hotel's comfortable and well-appointed rooms have private bathroom facilities, TVs, telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. Centrally heated throughout, the hotel also has a lift.

The Caledonian Hotel - Oban's landmark hotel, this historic building is ideally located close to the ferry port and train station, offering 3-star accommodation and some fantastic views of the waterfront. Possibly the finest hotel in Oban, the Oban Caledonian Hotel commands some breathtaking views over the sheltered bay of Oban to the hills of Scotland's magnificent west coast. The gentle grandeur of this famous property has long extended a warm welcome to travellers arriving or departing by sea, rail or land. Now carefully refurbished and under family ownership, this fine hotel offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. Gaze seaward as the sun slips behind the Hebridean hills and a friendly Highland hospitality unfolds. Discover the hotel's Harbourside Restaurant or choose the informal Caf? Caledonian - relaxed during the day and lively at night. Ideally situated on the waterfront, the hotel is the perfect gateway for exploring Argyll and The Isles.

Regent Hotel - The Regent Hotel is prominently situated at the head of Oban's north pier and is close to the shopping centre. It is also ideal for those who wish to take a steamer cruise or ferry to one of the many islands. 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.