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The Airds Hotel and Restaurant is a family run, luxury 4-star hotel on the romantic west coast of Scotland with views looking across Loch Linnhe to the Morvern Mountains. We pride ourselves on offering the very best in service, luxury accommodation and a gourmet dining experience (3 rosettes)- all set amongst the stunning romantic scenery of the Scottish West Highlands.
Eleanor Moodie — Wonderful food, excellent service. I highly recommend this exceptional hotel.
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The Oban Caledonian Hotel is Oban's landmark building. In this picturesque fishing port, the romantic and historic Oban Caledonian Hotel rises from the bustling pier with commanding views over the bay of Oban to the hills and islands of Scotland's magnificent west coast. A traveller's rest for centuries, this luxury 3 star hotel is centrally situated and the ideal gateway to explore Argyll, islands
Rayan D. — This is a review for lunch in the restaurant / lounge. Reading that this hotel was already tired and rundown in another review
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Ardachy is tucked away in rugged farmlands of a typical croft, some two miles south of the small village of Bunessan. The ferry terminal for the islands of Iona, Staffa (Fingal's Cave) and Treshnish, is only 7 miles distance. There is a choice of eight comfortable bedrooms-single, double, twin or family sized-seven of which offer shower & toilet facilities en suite. All bedrooms are equipped with
Louisa Foulser — We loved our stay at Ardachy house. Chris and jo went out of their way to make our stay most enjoyable and my partner birthday
Welcome - The Victoria Hotel has long been the finest hotel on the Island of Bute. Still family-owned and under personal supervision, the completely refurbished hotel offers guests the very best of traditional Scottish hospitality combined with modern facilities. With twenty well appointed en-suite rooms and a choice of dining in our highly recommended Victoria's Restaurant or Ghillies Bistro, where
Andrew McLaren — Popped in to the cafe bar for some lunch on a cold day. The soup was nice and warming and the toastie was good :
The Lochindaal Hotel in Port Charlotte is one of Islay's most traditional hotels. It is a family run establishment, having been in the MacLellan family for over 100 years. The hotel boasts an impressive collection of rare and unusual Islay whiskies which can be viewed from the public bar. In the pub there are roaring peat fires and local musicians regularly entertain the guests with traditional Scottish
Ross McAldine — Excellent well looked after whilst watching the Champions League Final - and the result? Nae Triple never mind a Quadruple
Nestling beside Loch Feochan in Argyll, Scotland, lays Knipoch Hotel (pronounced neepoch -och as in loch). This four star country house hotel is privately owned and run by the Craig family. We opened Knipoch as a hotel in 1981 when the original building was refurbished with the reception, kitchen and bedroom wing being added.
Lisa Kennedy — This is a wonderful country house hotel with a very warm welcome. Nothing was too much trouble. All rooms (public and bedrooms
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Ellie Markwick — The staff couldn't have been more lovely to us during our stay. We often needed an early breakfast/ late dinner and they
Taychreggan is situated to allow you to make the very most of this unique area with an abundance of lochs and mountains on our doorstep. Nestled within its very own bay looking down Loch Awe and within an easy drive of Glencoe and Glen Etive via the spectacular Glen Orchy, close to Oban - the ferry gateway to Western Isles of Mull and Iona - we are the ideal place in which to enjoy the very best of
Geoff Bird — Taychreggan is a must on anyones to do list. 17th Century coachouse nestled by Loch Awe. The location is stunning and there
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. The Hotel has a residental licence for those guests who wish to have drinks with their meal or to relax in the comfortable lounge. We offer a varied menu
Keith Martin — We stayed for a two night break over the weekend. The staff were all great and friendly. Breakfast was buffet style and reasonable
Forget the hustle and bustle and switch off completely in your choice of clean and comfortable rooms with beautiful views of the island. All with crisp, fresh linen, private bathrooms and/or showers plus tea & coffee. Join us for a delicious meal, made with the freshest homegrown ingredients from our organic garden and locally sourced produce, including meat from Maol Farm, Iona and seafood fresh from
Tricia Campbell — The service and food was excellent! Iona is an adventure to travel to. Bus, train, ferries! But worth the effort.