*Disclaimer - I am not a camper - I much prefer hotels!*…read more We booked 4 glamping domes as a surprise for one of our friends for a weekend away. Beds were comfortable (make sure to bring sleeping bag). The bed can be kept as double or separated into twins. The grounds around the domes are immaculately maintained ... no rubbish anywhere. FYI - Welcome pack of logs for first night including firelighters and matches provided (if staying for one night, little point bringing extra logs especially in summer) - BBQs provided outside with grill but make sure to bring foil trays and utensils - LED lamps provided for bedside - Pillows were provided in our domes so you can save space by not bringing one - No candle holders provided - Make sure to bring enough torches/lights for night time as we found them very dark without our combined group's torches. - Shared kitchen was very useful as it rained the whole weekend and we were sadly unable to use the BBQ. Two fridges to keep perishables cool! - Book Bistro in advance if looking for a meal in restaurant. It fills up very quickly. # - Early check-in/late check-out can be arranged if you contact Reception well in advance. - The communal fire pit and BBQ area can be hired out privately, but is quite pricey. I believe £50 each. But if hire both, then you get a deduction. Only gripes were: - No sheep skin rugs as shown in photos. - Wifi pretty unreliable - Not very secure - just zips up with padlock, and when inside, unable to lock. We were fine though - nothing went missing. But a safe would have been preferred. - Toilet facilities very far away for middle-of-the-night toilet trips. Really disliked that. It would be better if they had closer festival style toilets. -They ran out of toilet roll in the loos for awhile but after contacting reception, they refilled it pretty quickly. But all in all, we had a great time, it was just a shame the weather was so terrible. Oh and if you get a chance, definitely try the archery, it was such wonderful fun. Andy and his team were amazing with our group. Very patient and helpful. We felt like pros by the end of it :)

Fabulous! I have just returned home from here and I went with a friend and my two children. We…read morehooked a lux wigwam and it was gorgeous. Spacious, very clean and the views were wonderful! Very peaceful! There was a fire pit and a picnic bench right outside our wigwam and parking space too. Wood can be bought from reception but it was wet and was hard to get lit so I would suggest taking your own and ensuring its dry. There is a children's play area and miles of green field to keep the little ones entertained. The wigwams were very warm and cozy. Highly recommend and we will be back :)

In search of a cozy place to stay between Loch Lomond and Glencoe? Ewich House B&B might be just…read morewhat you're looking for. It's just off the roadway but the site is remarkably quiet and peaceful. I spent a few nights here and felt very much at ease in these beautiful surroundings. The grounds are yours to enjoy, and I found a great deal of relaxation out amongst the wonders of the rural countryside. The facility is operated by such a pleasant couple (German speakers they are, by the way; I seem to recall hearing they were natives of Switzerland), and they'll gladly do all they can to make your stay pleasant. They offer a surprisingly nice breakfast as well. The quality of the bedroom furnishings left a bit to be desired, but I had no problem resting well in spite of that. And the hot shower made up for any deficiency with the bedding, especially after long drives and many hikes.

This is a very friendly Bed&Breakfast run by a Swiss couple. My single room was clean, cosy and…read morenicely decorated. The breakfast was very good. If I'm back for more hiking in Glencoe I'm planning on returning here.

We spent two nights at Wellpark and had a relatively pleasant stay. Our room was small and had a…read moreview of the building next door but we only stayed in the room to sleep. We were on the first floor so if I wanted a sea view, I just walked across the hall to the spacious lounge. The WiFi was better there as well. It's located just 10 mins walk to downtown Oban and maybe 15 mins to the ferry terminal. It's a Victorian guesthouse so the doors squeak and the floors creak, minor quirks really. There isn't a lift. There's also very little horizontal space in the bathroom to put your stuff but that's fairly typical of many old guest houses. The only complaint I have is the lighting in the hallways is very dim for someone like me with very poor vision. I was always worried about falling down when making my way down the multiple steps and stairs in the dim light. Breakfast was in a spacious room on the ground floor. There are starters of cereal, fruit, yogurt and juices. Hot food - eggs, porridge, bacon, sausages, etc - is cooked to order but only takes a few minutes. Coffee is really good. The staff is just wonderful and will do what it takes to make you happy. We enjoyed our stay here and hope to return.

There are several guest houses back to back along Corran Esplanade just 10 minutes walk north of…read moreOban's town center. Wellpark was one of the recommendations from Rabbi's Tours. When we arrived, we were given a quick rundown of the house rules as it is more like a bed & breakfast than a regular hotel. We lugged our bags up the stairs and into very tiny, but cozy rooms. The room ambiance was definitely dated, but homely. The beds and pillows were comfy and supportive. All sheets and towels were perfectly clean. The bathrooms were super cramped but had recently been remodeled with new fixtures and flooring. Everything was spotless and worked perfectly. Hot water was ample. At night, everything was dead quiet and peaceful. The only issue I had was that the WiFi was painfully slow in our room. It ended up being a blessing, as I just spent more time outside enjoying Oban - one of the most tranquil, gorgeous towns I've traveled to. In the morning, there was a very nice breakfast provided. You could do a traditional Scottish breakfast, which is hearty and massive. Overall, I was very happy with our stay here.

This is a rare find if you like rustic and charming, or are just wanting a break from the fast pace…read moreof city life. built at least 600 years ago as a carriage inn, with all the charm and culture of a friendly Scottish Inn you could ever want. Be prepared for the beautiful Falls directly across the street visible from your window, friendly staff who greet you at the pub when you check in, and a beautiful Scottish breakfast included with your stay. There are no elevators, so be prepared to climb steps to your room, but that's the only (if that) drawback of this place, I would stay here again in a heartbeat! Also very affordable for the area. soooo much more to offer than a boring airbnb. The pub has fantastic food as well!

For our first night in Scotland, we looked to get north a bit to start our holiday. After a…read morebrief stop for lunch in Oban, we headed towards Ballachulish for a place to rest and recover from our long flight. The perfect location was the Strathassynt Guest House in Ballachulish, next door to Glencoe. Neal, the host met us at the door and made us feel welcome. He helped us find places to explore and suggested making a reservation for dinner at the Laroch Bar & Restaurant next door. The next morning we met other guests in the breakfast room and enjoyed a fantastic full Scottish breakfast (included in the room fee). Trust me on this...get the full Scottish breakfast and give it all a try. It was amazing. The room was clean, quiet and modern. The beds were so comfortable! The guest house has visitor's lounge with movies on DVD, maps, and brochures for all the local interesting sites. Neal, the host and his wife were so friendly and warm, full of Scottish humor and spirit. They offered a wealth of information that really got our vacation started just right.

We stayed one night in the Guest House as part of our West Highland Way hike, our hosts were very…read morenice and friendly. The room was fine and breakfast on the next morning excellent.

The Alt na Craig House is a perfect B&B. Set on a hillside about a mile from town, this quaint,…read moreclean, and accommodating B&B could not have been a better experience. The owners were on holiday and Nick, our host, was a natural. He promptly greeted us with a smile upon arrival, helped with our bags, recommended and made reservations for us at an excellent nearby seafood restaurant (please see my review of The Seafood Temple), showed us the facilities and explained what to expect at breakfast. And, at breakfast, there was Nick ... pleasant, smiling and, once again, helpful. The breakfasts were quite good after a very comfortable night's sleep. The rooms were clean, comfortable, and well-appointed. The Alt na Craig House was a great find and an equally good value -- a treasure to find.

If your looking for a great B&B in Oban, this is the place. The rooms are large and have all the…read moremodern amenities while still keeping the charm of an historic house. Our room had a super king size bed, with a sea view. And an amazing bathroom with a claw foot tub and shower. You have no idea how happy this made my fiancee and I. We have stayed in many places all over Scotland and is a pleasure to find such a great place at an affordable price. I would easily be paying $350 for a room like this in the states. The B&B is just a mile outside of town which at first I was not sure about, but it ended up being the best choice. It is on a hill over looking the water with a great view of Oban to the right. Nothing blocking our view, no noise from the city and a safe place to park our car. In addition the walk into town took a whopping 10 min. All this and you get a breakfast included in the price. Not to mention the people who run the place are just lovely and very helpful. We absolutely will be coming back here.

We stayed here during our recent trip to Scotland in October 2019. The hosts were wonderful and…read morevery helpful. The property is very neat and clean with good facilities. The morning breakfast was above average with options between traditional cereals, yogurt and cook to order eggs or porridge. The property is located near a number of hiking trails that offer many hiking options. One afternoon I was lucky enough to venture out and hike to Bracklin Falls. There is an option to access a trail very close to this hotel. Many delightful dinner and shopping opportunities within walking distance. This establishment was our favorite place to stay on our weeklong trip through the UK