Heart of Argyll Accommodation

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Accommodation Special 2024

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Find your Perfect Place to Stay in the Heart of Argyll Travelling alone, as a couple, with family, friends or searching for a retreat or workcation venue, we will have something for you.

Pet friendly or pet free.

Away from it all or within one of our vibrant coastal communities. You choose.

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Photo by: Marc Pickering

Hotels The iconic Crinan Hotel has been the hub of the picturesque fishing village of Crinan in the Heart of Argyll for over 200 years.

Crinan Hotel

Sitting above the sea lock at the North end of the Crinan Canal the hotel boasts two restaurants from fine-dining to the Seafood Bar plus the Crinan Coffee Shop and during the summer the amazing rooftop private dining and exhibition area in Lock 16.

Portsonachan Hotel

A splendid 19th Century family run hotel in a stunning location on the shore of Loch Awe. You can choose from four distinctive styles of accommodation. B&B hotel rooms; Lochside duplex apartments; Coach house apartments, some of which are self-catering; or self-catering in excellently appointed, large private wooden lodges dotted within the grounds.

The hotel is dog friendly and offers over 100 acres of natural woodland, much of it bordering the Loch, to explore.

The hotel’s Lochside restaurant The Cruachan is also open to non-residents and has “Awesome” views. Ask at reception for the best ways to access the Loch or to fish.

Stonefield Castle Hotel Hotel

Stonefield Castle Hotel The magnificent Stonefield Castle Hotel is an outstanding example of Scottish baronial architecture. Built in 1837, the Castle stands high on the famous Kintyre peninsula, commanding spectacular panoramic views over Loch Fyne.

In keeping with its unique location and character, many of the original period furnishings have been retained to complement the timeless ambience that is the multi-award winning Stonefield Castle.

The view from the Loch Fyne Restaurant is as stunning as the food!

The George Hotel, Inveraray

In the heart of Inveraray you'll find the multi award winning family-run boutique hotel, with a cocktail bar, pub, restaurant, open air terrace and the garden bar there’s a space for everyone. The hotel rooms are all sympathetically renovated, from twin rooms to feature suites, featuring antiques and open fires, there is a fabulous choice.

The George Hotel is pet friendly. The garden bar also hosts live music events most summer weekends.

Camping & Glamping Fyne Glamping Two beautifully appointed glamping pods in the hamlet of Crarae.

Perfect for couples or solo travellers.

Views to Loch Fyne and the hills.

Kingsize bed, a cosy sofa, mini kitchen, ensuite with walk-in shower, free wi-fi and flat screen TV, plus a private deck with a wood-fired hot tub.

Outdoor seating areas and private, offroad parking.

Portban Holiday Park

The remote haven of Port Bàn Holiday Park near Kilberry on the beautiful unspoilt coastline of the Knapdale Peninsula boasts panoramic views across the Sound of Jura to Islay and Jura.

The caravan park has static caravans to rent or buy, you can bring your tourer or motorhome.

Try glamping in the cosy hexilodges; or relax at the beachside campsite where there is a separate camping area for tents.

There are electric hook-ups for tents, tourers and motorhomes.

Bed and Breakfast Crown House The 18th Century Crown House Bed and Breakfast in Ford has been a drovers’ inn, change house, Forestry Commission office and latterly, a private home.

Over the centuries it has welcomed guests from unknown drovers on the long trek to market to the romantic poet John Keats, who stayed there during his tour of the Highlands in 1818.

En-suite or private bathroom. They use local produce where possible, bake their own bread and, depending on the time of year, their own bees will provide the honey. Definitely a bee and bee with a difference.

Dunchraigaig House About one mile south of Kilmartin in the historic Kilmartin Glen, Dunchraigaig House B&B offers comfortable, cosy, country-style en-suite guest rooms in the tranquillity of the glen.

There is free Wi-Fi but as they are surrounded by wildlife, with a resident pine marten and red squirrels, red deer and otters and woodland birds hopefully you’ll be tempted to focus elsewhere!

A guesthouse with a difference!

Kilmartin Castle

At the head of magical Kilmartin Glen, Kilmartin Castle is an award winning imaginatively restored medieval Scottish castle.

Mixing a love of antiques, art, architecture and vintage curiosities inside rustic stone walls, and thanks to a careful and clever renovation, the castle retains its rustic romantic charm while embracing modern luxury comforts.

Enjoy huge rainfall showers, copper baths, high thread count Egyptian cotton, and underfloor heating in the five en-suite bedrooms.

Outdoor kitchen and covered private dining space, a fresh-water swimming pond, sunken firepit and landscaped gardens await.

A private chef can also be arranged.

The whole Castle is for hire for elopements, weddings or just to RULE!

Bed and Breakfast Ederline Estate Ederline offers a range of traditional Self-Catering Holiday Cottages – sleeping from 2-10 guests and a comfortable three bedroom/en-suite B&B. All the accommodation is on a family run 2,000 acre hill farm estate including 22 hill lochs, moors, woodland and network of streams.

Self-Catering The cottages offer a real ’home from home’ feel with well-equipped kitchens, large comfortable beds, cosy sitting rooms, log fires, wifi and everything you would need for a relaxing, enjoyable stay.

Bed and Breakfast Killean Farm House and Cottages Just a short distance from Inveraray, Killean Farmhouse was built in the 17th century and has recently undergone extensive refurbishment.

Set in ten acres of Scottish countryside, the Farmhouse accommodation comprises five fantastic pet friendly rooms available for booking on a bed and breakfast basis. Each room is decorated and equipped to a high standard.

Self-Catering The original farm buildings around a central courtyard have been converted to six newly refurbished cottages, sleeping 2-7 for flexible self-catering accommodation.

Killean even offers a secure dog paddock for safe exercise of your furry friends.

Self-Catering Argyll Backpackers & Travel Lodge The custom-built, friendly Argyll Backpackers offers high quality budget en-suite rooms (sleeping 26) on a travel-lodge room only basis.

A separate pet friendly ‘Wee Snug’ self-catering flat is available.

The rooms have some configuration options including access to selfcatering kitchen facilities depending on guest circumstances – so give them a call to discuss the options for your stay.

Breakfast ‘to go’ bags are available.

Blarghour Farm Cottages The stunning Blarghour Farm Cottages

by Loch Awe, Argyll, offers you peace and tranquillity, stunning views and plenty of fresh air.

Part of a 2,000 acre hill farm the cottages have an open outlook over Loch Awe and the majesty of the West Highlands.

Two shepherd’s cottages and the old barn & stable have all been transformed to provide the fabulous self-catering accommodation that’s on offer.

Self-Catering Holiday Cottages.co.uk From shoreside holiday lodges on Loch Fyne, gothic Victorian elegance near Kilmartin, a bungalow in Tayvallich, cottage in Tarbert overlooking the harbour to a remote Georgian Manor House off the Kilberry loop.

There is a holiday home waiting for you in our area!

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Self-Catering Buidhe Island Self-Catering Stay water-side on an attached island in Croabh Haven with magnificent views across Loch Melfort.

The Pier House sleeps up to 10 in four bedrooms.

The waterside Kelpie Chalet sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms A perfect spot for getting close to nature.

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Self-Catering Ri Cruin Stunning Ri Cruin Holiday Cottages self-catering accommodation is a collection of traditional properties in historic Kilmartin Glen just a mile south of the village of Kilmartin and at the north end of the Moine Mhor - the great Moss.

The Glen boasts a wide variety of Neolithic burial Cairns and standing stones, and the house takes its name from Ri Cruin Cairn which is situated just in front of The Factor’s house.

Choose from the ‘wow’ Factors House, the wonderfully named The Bullock Shed or The Stable.

A Winter View across Moine Mhor, Duntrune Castle to the mountains of Mull Photo: Marc Pickering