On the shores of Loch Fyne, Cairndow Stagecoach Inn offers free parking, free Wi-Fi and spectacular views. There is a beer garden and Argyll Forest Park is 10 minutes away.
Loch Fyne Hotel & Spa enjoys wonderful views across Loch Fyne to the Cowal Hills. Offering en suite rooms, the hotel boasts a swimming pool and spa.
Graeme
United Kingdom
The views of the loch from the front of hotel were amazing and it was very relaxing to use the spa facilities and looking out on to the water. Very homely feel in the bar area of hotel and staff made us feel welcome. The Scottish snack in room was a nice touch.
On the Banks of Loch Fyne, The Inveraray Inn, BW Signature Collection is just 5 minutes’ walk from both Inveraray Castle and Inveraray Jail, and offers a bar, restaurant, free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Barbara
United Kingdom
View from the window was lovely, four poster bed was a nice touch
Situated in Inveraray, less than 1 km from Inveraray Castle, The George Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.
Chris
United Kingdom
Food in restaurant and service was excellent. Dinner and breakfast
Located in Inveraray and within less than 1 km of Inveraray Castle, Brambles of Inveraray features a garden, non-smoking rooms, and free WiFi. This 4-star inn offers a 24-hour front desk.
Featuring free WiFi, The Shore House offers accommodation in Lochgoilhead, 44 km from Oban. Guests can enjoy the on-site private bar and evening meals (on request) in the dining area.
Andrew
United Kingdom
Excellent breakfast, great location and excellent hospitality.
Situated in a scenic wooded garden, Thistle House Guest House overlooks Loch Fyne to Inveraray and its famous castle.
Ann
Belgium
The host was so friendly. The house is lovely where we had a luxury room with beautifully wallpaper. The breakfast was delicious. We could only recommend to stay here.
Situated in Inveraray and only 1.4 km from Inveraray Castle, The Old Rectory features accommodation with sea views, free WiFi and free private parking. This bed and breakfast has a garden.
Very friendly. Beautiful and convenient location. Parking easy. Decor a little tired and furnishings a bit dated but all in keeping with a cosy, friendly place. Evening meal okay but a rather limited menu. Breakfast was good. Bed was surprisingly comfortable. My room, at the back, was quiet but my companions' room was over the bar was a bit noisy until late.
Jane
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Loved the location. The inn was comfortable and welcoming.
Loved the location. The inn was comfortable and welcoming. The staff were friendly and helpful.
The food was better than expected! Had full Scottish breakfast included, but also purchased evening meals which were amazing.
Angela
4.0
Scored 4.0
Over-rated and over-priced we would not stay at this hotel...
Over-rated and over-priced we would not stay at this hotel again.
This place must survive on first visit guests. A lesson we should have learned is to check out comments from previous visitors. Sadly we are groomed to not complain otherwise the very unappetising looking food would have been sent back immediately. This proved to be the general consensus as we met another couple at Loch Fynne Oyster Bar the next night who felt the same.
The meal was so disappointing, from the 45 minute wait for our starter to the 30 minutes or more between courses, but worst of all the quality of the food was VERY poor - it was the worst meal I have ever been served. Definitely not even pub grub quality. Unleashed dog in the restaurant was friendly but not welcome.
The room looked Ok though the curtain rail was hanging off the wall and drawers were broken but it was the noise from the fan in the basement (which we did get switched off) and then during the night the air conditioning unit for the hotel was right outside our window and I found it difficult to sleep so light sleepers (in fact anyone) beware, don’t waste your money.
James
United Kingdom
8.0
Scored 8.0
A very very small place which we stopped for our last night...
A very very small place which we stopped for our last night after arriving back from Islay. 15 minutes from Inveraray. Nothing really to do there but probably some walks. Lovely view across the loch. Only the Stagecoach Inn to stay in, which is lovely
joanne
United Kingdom
2.0
Scored 2.0
Lovely view from good balcony. Horrid duvet.
Lovely view from good balcony. Horrid duvet. Nowhere to sit and watch tv except on the bed. Poor, ungenerous breakfast. Bad coffee. Very overpriced.
Favourite places Inveraray, McLachlan estate, Loch Fyne restaurant.
Very easy to get around by car.
On next visit we would avoid the Stagecoach Inn
Elizabeth
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
We were looking for somewhere remote but on reflection 6...
We were looking for somewhere remote but on reflection 6 nights was probably too long. Maybe 3 nights then move on to somewhere further north. Some nice walks in the area. Ardkinglass wooded garden is excellent. The walk to Clachan via the raised path gives excellent views of the loch on the way back. Or drive to Clachan and park in the walkers car park. Several marked walks up Glen Fyne for the more seasoned walkers.
The view from the room was amazing. Breakfast was really quick to be served and very tasty, with a good variety of food on offer from cereal to hot food. Staff were so lovely and helpful. Parking was easy and right outside the hotel. The hotel is just off a main road too so its easily accessible, but far enough away from the road to not hear any traffic. The building is clearly quite old; the stairs and floor are slightly tilted but this gave it so much character. Just tread carefully!
The location of the Cairndow Inn is second to none. The dinner was reasonably good, but the breakfast was very disappointing. The toaster was set to undercook and no-one was allowed to alter the settings. One little boy was actually told off by a member of staff for putting his bread through twice causing it to burn, which I thought was very unnecessary. The little boy was very upset.
Seems to have been constructed from left overs from a skip. Super shabby, no chic. Incredibly tatty hotel.
Food was reasonable.
But for the standard of the property the price is far too much.
I can’t think there are many people who consider the hotel as equal or better to their home so for most must be a let down.
The owners need to spend some proper money or sell up.
Is the property a little dated? Perhaps but that’s kind of why we wanted to stay here. You don’t go to a small Scottish village inn for a modern hotel! The room was delightful, comfortable, and spacious. The staff were wonderfully friendly and helpful. The pub dinner and breakfast were tasty. Definitely would stay here again.
We had not booked dinner and there were no tables immediately available - but as soon as one was free we were accommodated. The small staff were clearly very busy but all smiling and cheerful. Covid restrictions were being observed.
It was good to find this dog friendly hotel in such a beautiful setting.
Location of the Cairndow Inn on the banks of Loch Fyne couldn't be better - the views are beautiful! The staff were very friendly and helpful. We didn't stay for dinner so can't comment on that, but the breakfast was very nice.
The location was a perfect stopping point for us on our journey to Oban and a pretty setting. Original building has an interesting history. Good choices for evening meal and well cooked. Staff very friendly.
What a find! On beautiful Loch Fyne on a beautiful afternoon, we took our pints outside and sat by the lake. The dinner was very good - Scottish salmon was excellent. Very friendly staff.
Lovely three star hotel in a historic coaching in in a quiet lochside location. Pleasant room and a much better meal than i had expected at a very reasonable price
Everything about this property was a little disappointing. It really isn't a hotel, it's a motel that charges hotel prices but provides motel accommodation.
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