Argyll bed and breakfasts offer a wide variety of choice to suit most guests. B&Bs in Argyll can be booked online for free through this guide using the “Booking Enquiry” button on each registered Argyll bed and breakfast display.

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ACHARACLE
APPIN
BALLACHULISH
CAMPBELTOWN
DALMALLY
DUNOON
INVERARAY
KINLOCHLEVEN

LOCH LOMOND

LOCHGILPHEAD

OBAN

TARBERT

TAYNUILT

TIGHNABRUAICH

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The Airds Hotel and restaurant is a family run, luxury 4-star hotel on the romantic coast of Argyll. It offers the very best in service, superior accommodation, tasteful dιcor and a gourmet dining experience (our restaurant has been awarded three Rosettes by the AA)- all set amongst the stunning romantic scenery of the Scottish West Highlands.

A truly stunning location on the shore of Loch Linnhe with incomparable views across the loch and towards the mountains beyond. With so much to see and do in the surrounding area you may wish to take advantage of our contacts and experience to ensure you make the most of your time here. We can arrange specialist excursions covering a wide range of interests on your behalf , Additionally, if you are looking for a sporting activity we can also arrange this.

The Airds prides itself on its surroundings conveying an intimate luxury. Understated and sophisticated. The restaurant's cuisine of the quality you would expect from a restaurant that has consistently been awarded three rosettes from The AA.

Wireless Internet Available

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. We can accept dogs by prior arrangement. Children welcome. Check-In time: 14:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00.

A warm welcome to High Cliff, a victorian house set in beautiful grounds that has been established as Bed & Breakfast for over 100 years. 2008 sees High Cliff fully refurbished under new management adding a touch of modern elegance to the historic texture High Cliff offers king size double and twin accommodation. All rooms are en-suite with the exception of the twin bedroom which has a private bathroom next door and bathrobes are provided. All rooms are equipped with colour TV, radio alarms, WiFi Internet access, ironing and hairdryer facilities, a bountiful hostess tray is in each room along with bottled water. While the house is non-smoking (as required by Scottish legislation) our guests are welcome to smoke in the patio area, and all guests are welcome to sit in the patio or by our small pond and may use the BBQ in the long summer evenings, you may even be lucky to get a glimpse of the red squirrels that frequent the wooded area on the cliff. Ample parking facilities are available and those sailing on the Chalice Cruise are welcome to leave their car for a small charge per day (if there is a space available). Breakfast served 8am till 9.30am. Continental breakfast is available for early ferry passengers. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements. Departing guests are advised to vacate rooms by 10.30am on departure days All rooms are £28 to £36 per person per night. We regret we do not accept credit cards, however a modest deposit by cheque will ensure a booking and we can confirm by email or letter.

Sunnyside cottage was built in 1841 and is one of the oldest buildings in the area. It has a B&B history spreading back over 60 years. It boasts an AA 3 Star Rating.An ideal stopping place to visit Balloch Castle; Loch Lomond; the historic City of Glasgow; Stirling; Edinburgh and the Trossachs by road or rail we are also well placed for those who love to ramble. Why not visit Dumbarton the ancient capital of the kingdom of Strath-clyde and Dumbarton Castle sited on a 240ft high Volcanic plug.A deceptively large cottage with six en-suite rooms; each with its own style of dιcor. Continually modernised and upgraded to meet the needs of the 21st century guest; it still retains its warm Cottage feel. With a safe and secure rear garden with pleasantly lit patio area you can enjoy the warm Summer evening’s and relax. We have our own private car park enough for all our rooms and some to spare. A secure courtyard is available for Motor Bikes and Cycles.PLEASE NOTE: Check In is from 15:00 to 21:00. Check Out is by 10:30. We are a no smoking accommodation. Pets can be accommodated by prior arrangement for a charge of £5 per stay.

Welcome to Cairnbaan Hotel, a stylish, relaxed and pleasant place that has been awarded three stars and a rosette with the AA. Cairnbaan is also among only 12 Hotels given the status of Scotland's Heritage Hotels.

The Cairnbaan Hotel is situated at Lock 5, approximately halfway along the 9 mile-long Crinan Canal. It can be reached from the north (Inveraray) on the A83 or the A816 (Oban), or from the Cowal peninsula on the Tarbert - Portavadie ferry. To the south is Kintyre and the Isle of Arran via the Claonaig - Lochranza ferry. During its course from Ardrishaig northwards to Crinan Loch, the canal passes through some of Argyll's most outstanding countryside, and its 15 locks and 7 swing bridges provide added interest for visitors. For the sporting guest, golf is available at the nearby Lochgilphead Golf Club. The excellent fishing includes facilities for Sea Angling and Salmon Fishing. Many attractive Hill Forest Walks are to be found in the vicinity of the Hotel and walking or cycling along the Crinan Canal is a popular pursuit. The hotel is an easy drive from the nearby village of Tayvallich. There is so much to see and do.

We have 12 luxurious and relaxing rooms, all individually designed and well equipped with some additional touches.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. Pets welcome but are not to be left unattended in rooms. Children welcome. Check-In time: 16:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00.

Welcome to Loch Melfort Hotel. This hideaway hotel in beautiful, wild Argyll has stunning loch views. The finest location on the West coast of Scotland awaits visitors to this award-winning hotel and restaurant, the perfect place for a relaxing holiday or short break at any time of the year. Personally run by Nigel and Kyle Schofield, they and their friendly and attentive staff are always on hand to make sure your stay is an enjoyable one.

Set in the heart of Argyll, Scotland, there are few places comparable for breathtaking scenery and outdoor activities. Local places of interest include Mull and the island of Iona, Glencoe, Cruachan, Kilchoan Castle, Castle Stalker, Dunstaffnage Castle (Home of Clan Campbell). The Scottish Sea-Life and Marine sanctuary and the Landmark Forest Heritage Park are both nerby. Great for Sailing trips, fishing, walking & cycling.

The comfortable bedrooms all have private bathrooms, TV, Radio and direct dial telephones. Most have stunning views across Asknish Bay to the islands of Jura, Shuna and Scarba. The restaurant, with its two AA rosettes for cuisine, offers superb dining comprising only the best of fresh local produce particularly locally-caught fish and shellfish, meats and cheeses. A carefully chosen and comprehensive wine list offers and excellent choice. If you just want to relax, read or browse our beautiful wood panelled library has a vast and unique selection of books for guests to look at or borrow.

Plenty of parking for guests.

Please Note: We are a No-Smoking property. No hen/stag parties. Pets are welcome by prior arrangement. Children welcome. Check-In time: 15:00 and Check-Out time: 11:00.

The Stewart Hotel is set in over 4 acres of secluded woodland gardens by the River Duror just 6 miles from the centre of Glencoe and 16 miles from Fort William - an ideal base for touring the West Coast of Scotland, the many islands, the majestic Western Highlands and the Inner Hebrides.

The hotel has comfortable spacious rooms and boasts the Invernahyle Dining Room, offering the very best of local produce including fine game, meat and seafood and the lodge style Lounge Bar, with its open log fires, comfortable atmosphere and regular live local music.

The area is known as the outdoor capital of the UK, with an enviable reputation for walking. Climbing, sailing, canoeing, cycling, shooting, skiing, and of course the more traditional and leisurely golfing, horse riding and fishing are also available.

There are also regular trips to see the local wildlife with whale, seal and dolphin boat excursions available nearby, and the hotel is close to the Oban Sea Life Centre, Seal Sanctuary & Rare Breeds Park - all worth a visit.

We also offer a free collection service from the West Highland Way for walkers.