Self Catering Accommodation in Argyll & the Isles
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Duill Cottage
Mull and Iona
3 Adults, 1 Children
Duill Cottage enjoys wonderful sea views from the sitting room and main bedroom, whilst the galley kitchen looks over a small lochan, perfect for watching wi...
Ash Tree Lodge
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
Single storey detached lodge with uninterrupted loch views and decked area.
Sleeping 2- 4 persons accommodation comprises:
One double and one twin b...
Birch Tree Lodge
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
Single storey detached lodge with uninterrupted loch views and decked area.
Sleeping 2- 5 persons accommodation comprises:
One double and one twin b...
Oak Tree Lodge
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
Single storey detached lodge with uninterrupted loch views and large covered balcony
Sleeping 2- 4 persons accommodation comprises:
One double and o...
Newton Cottage South
Inveraray, Knapdale, Kilmartin and Crinan
4 Adults, 3 Children
Newton Cottage South is full of history, character and charm, built around 1850 in the picturesque village of Newtown, Inveraray offering breathtaking loch v...
The Servants' Quarters
Kintyre and Gigha
6 Adults, 6 Children
The Servants’ Quarters is located on the ground floor of the Castle, and as the name suggests used to form the various stores, kitchens and communal ro...
Ash Lodge with hot tub
Dunoon and Cowal
2 Adults, 1 Children
Ash Lodge is a lovely, cosy log cabin set in the most picturesque location in Whistlefield by Loch Eck.
Coll - No. 10
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
A spacious two bedroom lodge with space for an extra fold down Z-bed in the twin room (this must be booked as an extra).
Byron Cottage overlooking Loch Goil
Dunoon and Cowal
2 Adults, 0 Children
In an elevated position Byron Cottage is ideal for a single traveller or couple looking for a quiet break. One mile from Lochgoilhead.
Muck - No. 9
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
One double and one twin bedroom, family bathroom, comfortable living space with dining and kitchen in our standard Type A layout. Adjacent parking. Wooden de...
Clan MacKenzie (No.2)
Oban and Lorn
2 Adults, 2 Children
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Prices include all energy costs.
Our Clan MacKenzie cottage has a beautiful mezzanine lounge. Downstai...
Taigh na Mara
Dunoon and Cowal
10 Adults, 8 Children
Taigh na Mara is a beautifully appointed two level luxury holiday home set on the waterfront in the picturesque village of Kames. Featuring magnificent views...
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The busy town of Oban is known as ‘The Gateway to the Isles’ where you can visit the islands of Isle of Mull, Isle of Iona, Kerrera, Lismore and Coll & Tiree
10 things to do in and around Loch Awe
Loch Awe is Scotland’s longest freshwater loch, stretching 25 miles through glorious Highland landscape. Here are ten of top things to see and do when visiting.
Why you can’t miss out on Jura when visiting Islay.
What makes Jura so special? There is nowhere quite like it in Scotland. Mountainous, wild and sparsely populated, it couldn’t be more different from Islay.
