Hotels With Breakfast in Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom

the stay was decent. What stands out from all the similar properties is really really really good bed (double bed turned out to more of a superking), nice size tv (50+ inch), sockets with USB are a bonus. interior design is subjective to taste but its not my priority at this price. I guess one can highlight fresh furniture. Bathroom: Clean shower, standard number of towels and shower mat, hair drier, heated towel rack, shampoo/soap/body lotion and soap bar. Waiting staff was very nice and helpful. Breakfast: the breakfast is usual full Scottish breakfast variety buffet, (fried eggs, black pudding, hashbrowns, scones, sausages, bacon, beans) with plenty condiments available as well as 3 types of toast, couple of cheeses and hams, fruit salad, yoghurts, various sweet pastries. Full set of teas, jams honeys etc, but coffee could be a little better, but again cannot complaint at price. The hotel it is definitely underrated. While some things around hotel are a little flimzy, dusty, it is very decent value. it all fades away when you realise how nice it is to have a fresh large bed and that it is basically minutes away from ferry terminal. Great views are come as a big bonus. Note for parking: very limited, but you can park at council carpark not far away at reasonable cost.

All the front desk personnel are the best asset this hotel has. The place could do with an update of their appliances and furniture in their rooms. Soft furnishings are ok. The cleanliness could be a bit better. They lent me slippers so I could use the steam room and it was a great addition to my stay. Overall I give the place a 3/5.

Stayed for one night in a twin lake view room with en-suite. The view is worth it. Staff were friendly, room was clean, easy to check in and out. Location was easily signposted and parking available. 5/10min walk to a few local chip shop a bar and shops if needed as well as access to the bar and restaurant on site. We stayed on a Sunday in June which was quiet. The building is an older building so very creaky but that is very much part of the charm. Tea/coffee and kettle provided in room as well as a small Scottish cookie treat. Perfect stop off for further travel north or any other situation. Would definitely book again.

Originally from Rothesay but moved away as a toddler I have always wanted to stay at this large iconic hotel on the seafront. Having read previous reviews I did expect to find it a little run down and indeed in some places it was. My double room was fine with a comfortable bed and great pillows. The Victorian dining room was lovely and had a great atmosphere with great views over the Kyles and the beautiful bay. I booked the half board option and very pleased I did as the food was delicious. Evening dining options in the town are somewhat limited so I recommend this option, you have up to £25 to spend and this did cover 2 courses. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.

We stayed at this awful hotel from the 4th - 11th of October, on a coach holiday from the south west scottish borders with Telfords coach holidays (Newcastleton) Except for the downstairs main public areas, this hotel is filthy, shabby and in an awful state of disrepair. All our pillows were yellow sweat stained filthy stinking awful. the window curtains looked like stained rags of hessian, and were ill fitting. the bathroom was damp and mould spores on the ceiling, sink no plug, bath no plug, and shower just oozed out drips, it was so congealed with scales. The filthy cheap carpet was just that, and engrained with dirt, and loads and loads of black hair all over it. This was the second room, after which we were told no other rooms available, all booked up. Lift was not working, and after reading others experiences, it's been out of action for months!! The food was okay, with dinner being the best meal of the day. Breakfast, well if you ever get a breakfast like their site photos, then you'll have done better than us. 1/2 rasher of bacon, 1/2 a tomato, eggs, yes can have two!! Black pudding, a small tasteless barely cooked sausage, and washy baked beans!! However the whole place is terrible, different sets of stairs in all directions, with A4 paper printed signs here and there. The manager was arrogant, and beyond belief, very argumentative of you challenge him, and I did. the rest of the staff are hard working, and very helpful. This hotel seems to be indian ,managed and staffed, with some local staff here and there, but I do emphasize some!! most indian room staff spoke english very poorly, although smiling, you could tell they hadn't understood your questions, or requests. It took the hotel 2 days to change our filthy sweat stained pillows for new, and 3 days to clean our room carpet. none of the bedding was changed during our 4 night stay, I repeat none!! I urge any traveller to PLEASE consider other hotels, do not stay in this Loch Long hotel, or you'll be so bitterly disappointed !!!

It's a 3-minute walk from the train station and only half an hour's walk to the entire Oban. It's a beautiful town. The croissants for breakfast are delicious and the service attitude is very good.

Classic style, very clean, very nice staff, highly recommended sunset on the terrace

We arrived soaked after a lengthy bike ride and wanted to get into a warm bedroom as quickly as possible. There was no-one on reception and instead I had to wait rather too long for one of the overworked waiting-on staff to appear and check us in. The room was cold. There was no information at all so we weren’t able to get any heat with asking further. We were also advised to not even bother with the towel rail as none of them worked in the hotel. All far from ideal when you’re trying to dry out soaking clothes. The tap was very loose and worst of all there was a huge crack right across the seat of the toilet. Totally unhygienic. I mentioned it when we went down again and was thanked for telling them - but it clearly wasn’t going to be fixed for us. The room should stayed unused until it had been fixed. There was also only one, tiny shower gel and one tiny shampoo between the two of us. You get the picture. The food in the Seabed Restaurant was reasonable but was not a patch on the standard when we ate there last two years ago.

We stayed for 4 nights and only wish it had been more! From the moment we arrived to the time we left, we couldn't have been made more welcome by a wonderful owner, Karen, in accommodation that certainly lived up to it's billing. It is clear that no expense had been spared down to the most minor of details. We stayed in the Deluxe Suite that was most certainly 5 star with a view to die for. I don't know how Karen manages to offer such a huge breakfast menu but all of the choices we made were cooked perfectly and beautifully presented. Also of note, the recommendations that Karen made for places to visit and places to eat were all exceptional. It is clear that this owner has a wealth of experience and loves hosting and this is amply reflected in this stunning guest house. Cannot recommend highly enough!

We stayed at the Isle of Eriska for my birthday and it was wonderful! The junior suite was beautiful, huge and very well maintained. The only thing that would improve would be a mini fridge for water etc. Dinner on in the restaurant was nice, but service a little slow at times - especially when another guest had complained and they became the main focus while we (and everyone else) had to wait quite a while. Breakfast was fantastic, and a special shout out to the assistant GM who was incredibly helpful and even arranged for late check out for us so we could enjoy the hotel further. We’re definitely planning on returning, hopefully in the summer months to enjoy the full island and making the most of it during the lighter evenings. Thank you for a wonderful stay!

It's a 3-minute walk from the train station and only half an hour's walk to the entire Oban. It's a beautiful town. The croissants for breakfast are delicious and the service attitude is very good.

Not disappointed at all. From the minute we walked in we were made to feel welcome. We stayed here for a week in the king size sea view room ( my word what a view it was ) it was beyond expectations and not once did the standard drop. The level of cleanliness and hospitality was top notch, not to mention the food. Whether it was breakfast or an evening meal it was well cooked and very tasty. I have never had such tasty porridge as they make here. I can highly recommend staying here, you certainly won’t be disappointed.

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.

All the front desk personnel are the best asset this hotel has. The place could do with an update of their appliances and furniture in their rooms. Soft furnishings are ok. The cleanliness could be a bit better. They lent me slippers so I could use the steam room and it was a great addition to my stay. Overall I give the place a 3/5.

it's a shame the hotel currently doesn't offer evening meals, as after a long journey the last thing we felt like was trying to find some where to have an evening meal. the hotel was very clean, comfortable & staff were friendly & helpful. the bathroom in the room we were in was small & compacted but functional, with the advantage of a large shower. the bar was always empty so didn't feel like being the only 2 in the bar so we didn't have any drinks, we didn't have breakfast it looked & smelt lovely. Feel it would have been a different experience if evening meal were being served. its a great location, saying this if in the area would use again

Stayed for one night in a twin lake view room with en-suite. The view is worth it. Staff were friendly, room was clean, easy to check in and out. Location was easily signposted and parking available. 5/10min walk to a few local chip shop a bar and shops if needed as well as access to the bar and restaurant on site. We stayed on a Sunday in June which was quiet. The building is an older building so very creaky but that is very much part of the charm. Tea/coffee and kettle provided in room as well as a small Scottish cookie treat. Perfect stop off for further travel north or any other situation. Would definitely book again.

We stayed at this awful hotel from the 4th - 11th of October, on a coach holiday from the south west scottish borders with Telfords coach holidays (Newcastleton) Except for the downstairs main public areas, this hotel is filthy, shabby and in an awful state of disrepair. All our pillows were yellow sweat stained filthy stinking awful. the window curtains looked like stained rags of hessian, and were ill fitting. the bathroom was damp and mould spores on the ceiling, sink no plug, bath no plug, and shower just oozed out drips, it was so congealed with scales. The filthy cheap carpet was just that, and engrained with dirt, and loads and loads of black hair all over it. This was the second room, after which we were told no other rooms available, all booked up. Lift was not working, and after reading others experiences, it's been out of action for months!! The food was okay, with dinner being the best meal of the day. Breakfast, well if you ever get a breakfast like their site photos, then you'll have done better than us. 1/2 rasher of bacon, 1/2 a tomato, eggs, yes can have two!! Black pudding, a small tasteless barely cooked sausage, and washy baked beans!! However the whole place is terrible, different sets of stairs in all directions, with A4 paper printed signs here and there. The manager was arrogant, and beyond belief, very argumentative of you challenge him, and I did. the rest of the staff are hard working, and very helpful. This hotel seems to be indian ,managed and staffed, with some local staff here and there, but I do emphasize some!! most indian room staff spoke english very poorly, although smiling, you could tell they hadn't understood your questions, or requests. It took the hotel 2 days to change our filthy sweat stained pillows for new, and 3 days to clean our room carpet. none of the bedding was changed during our 4 night stay, I repeat none!! I urge any traveller to PLEASE consider other hotels, do not stay in this Loch Long hotel, or you'll be so bitterly disappointed !!!

We had a lovely 2 night stay in one of the superior rooms with beautiful view of Ben Lomond and the Loch. The food was excellent as well as the service. The staff were friendly and helpful and I would highly recommend The Tarbet Hotel and look forward to visiting again in the near future.

Originally from Rothesay but moved away as a toddler I have always wanted to stay at this large iconic hotel on the seafront. Having read previous reviews I did expect to find it a little run down and indeed in some places it was. My double room was fine with a comfortable bed and great pillows. The Victorian dining room was lovely and had a great atmosphere with great views over the Kyles and the beautiful bay. I booked the half board option and very pleased I did as the food was delicious. Evening dining options in the town are somewhat limited so I recommend this option, you have up to £25 to spend and this did cover 2 courses. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay.