Hotels With parking in Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom

Convenient location with lovely views. Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent breakfast with lots of choice. We had a family room with a sea view consisting of a double and single bed. It was a very large room and had a sofa, coffee table and TV as well as tea and coffee making facilities  tThe staff were great but the hotel decor was a little tired. Parking is limited and cannot be booked in advance. It would be better if disabled drivers could pre-book parking. Parking is £10 a night unless you have a blue badge. There is only one disabled parking space and at the time we visited, some parking spaces were impacted by building works which made it awkward driving in and also took up several spaces.  I would stay there again and recommend.

A little bit from the train station, so it is quieter. Looking at the sea, sitting in the hotel to see the sea, blue sky and white clouds, very beautiful. The breakfast was good, and the smoked salmon was more delicious than the traditional English breakfast at other hotels. After breakfast, I walked by the beach and saw the rainbow. I walked all the way and saw the rainbow changing. It was a surprise. Going to Scotland, recommending to Auburn, to Auburn, recommend this hotel.

We had a sea view room which had a great view, but the windows were so dirty and cobwebs in the corners that it actually spoiled that for us. The staff and service they provided was excellent, but however I expected a wider variety of meals but the menu was very limited. It was nice to sit at the tables provided outside when having drinks, but again the metal railings at the tables had a lot of chipped and flaked paint and made the hotel look rather run down. The dining rooms and all the seating areas with lovely leather chairs was very nice on the ground floor, but moving up the stairs there was black tape holding the red tartan carpet together, our room actually had small nails holding the wallpaper on the walls. It all looked great online ,but close up it was rather tired.

I can't tell you about my stay as I booked the wrong dates. As soon as I found out, I phoned The Oyster Inn to cancel but because I used Trip.com, they said there was nothing they could do. I cancelled on Trip.com and the message said that they'd contacted the hotel to confirm if it was ok to cancel FOC. According to trip.com, no response was forthcoming so my booking was not cancelled. My booking has since been ”completed”. When I contacted the hotel the following day to ask why they had not approved the cancellation, they said trip.com had simply asked for info, not to approve cancellation. Who is lying? Suffice to say, I will not use trip.com again and have decided to stay elsewhere in Oban.

A lovely old hotel in a beautiful location. The room was very warm and I would have loved to open the window to cool down but was reluctant to let the midges in. Perhaps a fan would have been nice. Bed was comfortable and bathtub provided some much appreciated relaxation after a full day of hiking. Overall an enjoyable stay.

First day of my Scotland trip I booked arrochar hotel A Bespoke. The hotel is old but clean. As it is old there will be noise when people are walking or talking. So it common. Hotel has a traditional old Scotland style. The front desk staff is friendly Room for solo travellers is large enough. Toilet are well kept and clean

This is very small botique hotel, didn't look impressive front the entrance outside hotel. The moment we went in, it is really cozy & we were greeted by very warming in house manager & booked dinner table as well. We enjoyed their breakfast and as well as dinner, very good quality. Our concern is this hotel doesn't have lift.

Weird smell in the shower room, but it seemed to disappear after a few hours. The bar was great. Didn't eat the food but the menu looked good. Staff were comforting. The room decor was lovely. The most storage I've seen from a hotel room. It's a bus ride from the town centre and the train station, but the buses are infrequent. Inconvenient walk. The scenery was beautiful, I got photos that I posted on my instagram. I couldn't see a vending machine.

This was our third stay at Stonefield castle. It is a beautiful building with a nice bit of history. The grounds are extensive with scenic views and wonderful walks. The staff at the hotel were courteous and friendly. There were many lounge rooms and a well stocked bar. It is a handy place for a short stay near Tarbert if you are touring the Loch Fyne area. We shall return.

The hotel is 100 meters away from the train station, pier, long-distance bus station. It is also 100 meters away from the most famous seafood hall, which is very convenient. The hotel is very quiet. Facing the sea, you can see the pier and the sunset, it is beautiful.