Argyll Hotel Inveraray

General Information

Planned in 1750 by the famed Scottish builder John Adam, the Argyll Hotel was authentically built to accommodate clients to Inveraray Castle. The inn is a beautiful base from which to discover the Western Highlands and Islands, with many sights such as the historic Inveraray Castle, Inverarary Jail and Courthouse and the Arctic Penguin Maritime Museum all surrounding. (GW 09/2008)All 36 bedrooms are en-suite and plenty of propose customers fine views over Loch Fyne. Every of the hotel's well appointed en-suite bedrooms features color TV, straight dial phone, hair dryer and tea/coffee making amenities. Apartments are traditionally catered to a firstrate standard - Providing a cozy Scottish visit. All 36 bedrooms are en-suite and plenty of propose customers lovely views over Loch Fyne. Every of the hotel's well appointed en-suite bedrooms features colour TV, straight dial phone, hair dryer and tea/coffee making service. Apartments are traditionally equiped to a superior standard - Providing a cozy Scottish visit. The inn is extremely situated un the centre facing the Loch. The inn is the best ground for hiking the fantastic countryside of the Western Highlands and Islands. There are a lot of local sights to select from, including the historic Inveraray Castle, or simply marvel at the astonishing landscape. The guesthouse is situated just an hours drive from Oban and bout 90 mins from Glasgow City and Airport which are to the South. The Argyll Restaurant proposes an a la menu with a superb selection of quality local make while representing good value for money combined with thoughtful presentation and famous attention with textures and flavours. The Argyll Bar features a spacious selection of draught and bottled beers, malt whiskies and wine, normally accompanied with some local craik!. The Lounge brasserie - with its conventional Bar carte menu & daily specials board - restful maintains the high standards embedded in presentation and flavour. Both bars have pleasant leather sofas to melt into with the added leisure of a authentic coal fire! Conventional white building, initially planned and built in the eighteenth Century. The major cottage is set over three floors and provides parking for visitors. Medium sized reception with seating for visitors.