Helensburgh and Loch Lomond
Riva Boutique Hotel
Located on the shores of the Gare Loch and just a short jaunt from the world-famous Loch Lomond, Riva is a picturesque seafront hotel situated in Helensburgh town centre.
Standing on the historic seafront full of characterful buildings, Riva is part and parcel of the original Helensburgh.
Whether it’s a short stay, a city escape, or a dinner for two, Riva will provide you with an unforgettable, tailored experience.
Riva Boutique, Credit: Riva
Mansefield House
Mansefield House, situated in the picturesque Argyll village of Arrochar, on the shores of Loch Long, is a fine Grade B-listed Victorian house. Full of character and original features, Mansefield House offers a comfortable, well-equipped and attractive home-from-home.
Mansefield House is a warm and homely house perfectly suited to families with young children, groups of friends celebrating a special occasion or reunion, as well as walkers and cyclists. Well-behaved pets are extremely welcome.
Stunning Mansefield House, Credit: Mansefield House
Knockderry House
Relax in comfort and dine in an award-winning restaurant overlooking Loch Long, one of the magnificent sea lochs of Scotland.
The small family-owned 15 bedroomed country house hotel is a listed historic building of architectural significance. It is situated on the banks of Loch Long and enjoys stunning views across the Argyllshire hills. Boasting cosy fires, an inviting drawing room and a 2-rosette restaurant it is the perfect place to relax for a short break or as part of a wider tour of Scotland.
Knockderry House, Credit: Knockderry
Campbell Cottage
Campbell Cottage, situated in the picturesque Argyll village of Arrochar, Loch Long, is a cosy listed cottage. The cottage forms one side of The Steadings. Built in 1760, they were originally stables where the Duke of Argyll would keep his horses for the long journeys to and from the Highlands.
Full of character, Campbell Cottage offers a comfortable, well-equipped, warm and snug home from home.
Perfectly suited to families with young children, groups of friends celebrating a special occasion or reunion, as well as walkers looking to escape into the hills of the Arrochar Alps. Pets are most welcome within the cottage.
Cosy living area in Campbell Cottage, Credit: Campbell Cottage
Cowal
Tregortha B & B
Tregortha is a traditional stone-built Victorian villa from the 19th century in the village of Tighnabruaich. Comfortable, friendly accommodation and breakfast with a view in the sunny conservatory overlooking the beautiful Kyles of Bute. Tregortha is ideally situated to explore the surrounding countryside and the islands of Bute, Islay and further afield. It's also well placed for cyclists doing the Five Ferries and for walkers on the Cowal Way.
Stunning views from Tregortha, Credit: Tregortha B&B
The cottage Music Studio
Located at Ardganavan Croft on the shores of Upper Loch Fyne in Argyll Scotland, The Cottage is a residential music facility comprising a fully equipped music studio.
The Cottage Music Studio welcomes musicians of all styles and levels to record in relaxing surroundings. The Live room is set out to make the musicians and bands feel right at home. The combination of the hardwood floor, rugs and curtains gives the live room a special, warm yet lively sound.
Cottage Music Studio, Credit: Cottage Music Studio
Kintyre & Gigha
Carradale Hotel
Nestled at the heart of the peaceful fishing village of Carradale, The Carradale hotel is an ideal base to explore the Kintyre peninsula and its neighbouring isles. With freshly decorated rooms, all en-suite, we offer comfortable and attentive service.
With a large mature garden, views towards Arran and over the Kilbrannan Sound and adjacent to the challenging and breathtakingly beautiful Carradale golf course, the hotel has everything Carradale has to offer on its doorstep. The hotel offers a welcoming and cosy bar with wood burning stove to enjoy after long cold walks.
Carradale Hotel beer garden, Credit: Carradale Hotel
Glenbarr Stores
The House at Glenbarr is a refreshingly different B&B'. Situated right next door to Glenbarr Stores, Café & Garden Centre, offering very comfortable rooms in a village setting. We welcome well-behaved dogs in most of our rooms & a downstairs bedroom is ideal for those who don’t like stairs.
In a nod to Zofia’s alpacas, we have used alpaca bedding (duvets and pillows) in 3 of our rooms, the perfect way to end a busy day, snuggled up and encased in alpaca. We have a shared lounge, ideal for socializing and relaxing after a day out in Kintyre. A Continental Breakfast (included) is served daily in our Café from 9 am until 10 am, with hot options available.
The House at Glenbarr Stores, Credit: Glenbarr Stores
Bute
Boat House Super Suites
The Boat House Super Suites has five separate self-catering style Suites, each comes with a FREE breakfast starter pack to help begin your day.
Two of the suites are ground floor. Suite 1 is suitable for wheelchair users. We have a three-night minimum, except in Suite One during weekdays. The suites are situated a 5-minute walk from the Rothesay ferry terminal and command breathtaking views of Rothesay Bay. Get all cosy after a long day exploring and enjoy the views over the bay.
Boat House Super Suites on Bute, Credit: Boat House Suites
Oban
The Pier House Hotel
Hidden away in the quiet village of Port Appin, on the shores of Loch Linnhe, surrounded by the spectacular raw beauty of the magnificent west coast of Scotland, you will find The Pierhouse Hotel and Seafood Restaurant. A friendly and relaxed environment where the emphasis is firmly on great food and service in our 2 AA Rosette restaurant.
Nestled between Oban to the south and Glencoe to the north there is plenty to see and do in the local area. Or perhaps just relax in front of the fire watching the ferry and yachts passing by whilst drinking in the views across to the Isle of Lismore and the Morvern peninsula beyond.
The Pierhouse Hotel at Dusk, Credit: Pierhouse Hotel
The old House
Built-in traditional stone, The Old House was originally built by the Earl of Breadalbane as a peaceful fishing lodge in the early 1800s. It has been renovated by the owners, the Kerrs, who live in the adjacent house. There are now excellent modern facilities within ancient stone walls, including a fully equipped kitchen and spacious rooms.
The property, overlooking the river Orchy, is suitable for a couple, for family holidays, or sabbatical study use. It can be an ideal base for botanists, geologists, ornithologists, fishermen and walkers. In the complete absence of light pollution, the night sky can be quite breathtaking.
The old House Scenery, Credit: The Old House
Morrishill Apartment
Morrishill is an apartment on the upper floors of a Victorian villa situated at the top of the hill above Oban near McCaig's Tower. It has spectacular panoramic views over Oban Bay and to the islands Kerrera, Mull and Lismore beyond.
The accommodation has been fully modernised while retaining some of the original features. There is gas central heating throughout. It can sleep up to 6 people in 4 bedrooms. There is a fully modernised kitchen, a dining room/ breakfast room and a sitting room with a wood-burning stove. Bedrooms 1 and 2 are on the lower floor and have a shower room and bedrooms 3 and 4 are on the upper floor and there is a second bathroom [with a bath]. There is parking on the driveway for 2 cars.
Morrishill Apartments, Credit: Morrishill Apartments
Mid-Argyll
Killean Farmhouse
Just a short distance from Inveraray town centre, Killean Farmhouse was built in the 17th century and has served as a farmhouse and family home for many years. Recently converted into a bed and breakfast, we have retained that homely feel in all the rooms. This provides our guests with a sense of relaxation and freedom while enjoying everything that the Scottish Highlands has to offer.
Set on 10 acres of the Scottish countryside, the accommodation comprises 5 large bedrooms in the main house as well as 7 self-contained cottages. Guests are welcome to wander around and explore our grounds or just sit and relax on the patio. Free plant-based breakfast is included with all bookings and is served in the main dining room and adjoining conservatory.
Bird's eye view, Credit: Killean Farmhouse
Glenorchy Lodge
We are one of the main hotels between Oban and Crianlarich on the A85 amidst spectacular scenery overlooked by Ben Cruachan, the highest mountain in Argyll. Located in one of the most beautiful and legendary areas of Scotland with tales of massacres, intrigue and romance, the world of adventure is on your doorstep.
Get away from it all to a tranquil and picturesque setting. Relax and take life at a slower pace or head for one of the many Munros we are surrounded by. We offer a great choice of locally sourced food and drink that Scotland has to offer with influences from around the world.
Glenorchy House Hotel, Credit: Glenorchy House
Coll & Tiree
Tigh na Mara Guesthouse
With 7 well-appointed bedrooms, we offer stunning views of Mull and the Treshnish Isles.
The comfiest beds. The warmest of hospitality. The freshest food. Here at Tigh Na Mara, we love making our guests feel at home and sharing the best of what we have on this beautiful island. Well within walking distance of the ferry pier, and on the outskirts of Arinagour village with its beautiful, whitewashed cottages, we are the perfect base for exploring our picturesque island.
Tigh Na Mara Guesthouse, Credit: Tigh Na Mara
Mannal House
Mannal House is a contemporary and cosy B&B on the picturesque Isle of Tiree.
Situated on the edge of the picturesque village of Mannal with a wonderful coastal setting, direct access to the beach, and spectacular views of Mull and Iona, Mannal House is a perfect place to enjoy a break at any time of the year.
Visitors can choose from one of the four bright, comfortable rooms, enjoy the views from the sunny lounge or relax in the landscaped garden.
Mannal House from a distance, Credit: Mannal House
Islay & Jura
The Manse
The Manse, Port Ellen, is a 5-bedroom holiday house that is ideally suited to a family wanting more space to relax than a traditional holiday let would provide, extended families or groups wanting to holiday together.
At The Manse we aim to provide comfortable and affordable self-catering holiday accommodation for 8-10 people. Situated on the edge of Port Ellen, The Manse is within easy walking distance of the village's beaches, restaurants and shops.
Comfy Living area, Credit: The Manse
The Machrie
With panoramic views to calm the soul and so much to explore from our doorstep, The Machrie is nestled by the dunes of a pristine seven-mile beach on the stunning Scottish island of Islay. A modern, relaxed hotel with world-renowned championship golf links.
The Machrie is a proper link, But one with an atmosphere and aura all of its own. The rich solitude of the place is a beautiful thing and just one more aspect of the overall course experience that will never change.
Golf links and Machrie Hotel, Credit: The Machrie
Glenegedale House
Luxury 5 Star Gold Awarded Glenegedale House, has a prominent position with breathtaking views over the Mull of Oa and out to the Atlantic. Glenegedale house boasts four lovely, individually designed, en-suite bedrooms.
All four bed and breakfast bedrooms have large, comfortable beds with crisp white Egyptian cotton linen. Each room has an ensuite shower room, with large white fluffy towels and White Company toiletries.
Glenegedale House, Credit: Glenegedale House
Mull & Iona
Treshnish & Haunn Cottages
The cottages are unique, full of character, cosy and comfortable. Choose an architect-designed Studio or a Crofter’s Blackhouse. Come and enjoy the spectacular scenery, abundant wildlife and beautiful wildflower meadows.
We have 4 miles of dramatic coastline so there is plenty of scope for sea-watching and lovely exploring walks. If wild swimming is your thing there are rock pools to dip into and coves to swim from.
Wood burning stove, Credit: Treshnish & Haunn Cottages