The Best Argyll & Bute Pub Accommodation

an historic island inn, tastefully restored, wins high praise for the elegant rooms and an award-winning restaurant alongside the traditional local bar

the island's oldest inn is blessed with a beautiful location and can also offer well-presented rooms and great local seafood in its restaurant

enjoy comfy rooms - some have a spa bath, some enjoy scenic views - and warm hospitality at this former hunting lodge set on Loch Gilp

experience stylish comfort and modern Scottish cuisine in a traditional setting at this charming white-washed inn, near the shores of Loch Awe

a gem of a location perched above a sandy beach, and its traditional comfort make this inn a great choice for a relaxing Kintyre stay

the cosy rooms with comfy beds and the popular adjoining restaurant with a balcony have beautiful views of the mountains or River Leven

a cosy stone-built inn with a well-stocked bar, a locally inspired menu and smart rooms and apartments with loch or mountain views

on the main gateway to the Highlands and Islands, this luxuriously appointed inn offers a mix of traditional and modern accommodation

this friendly inn on the Kintyre Peninsula boasts spectacular views of the Isle of Bute and offers an enjoyable menu of locally sourced food

enjoy scenic views across the water with a mountain backdrop at a cosy and atmospheric 17th century inn on the shores of Lock Eck

with a range of modern rooms with awe-inspiring views towards the mountains of Glencoe, this hospitable inn blends comfort with tradition

enjoy the various whiskies and locally distilled gins on offer in the cosy and character bar; guest rooms feature a smart, simple design

this traditional inn on the shores of Loch Fyne has magnificent views enhanced by fine dining and attractive individually-styled bedrooms

traditional, family-run hotel overlooking the Falls of Lora, just 5 miles from Oban, some of the bright, well-equipped rooms have scenic views

in a fine position on the shores of the Sound of Islay overlooking the ferry port, a simple, unfussy hotel serves local seafood, meat and whisky

a handsome Georgian house in extensive grounds, carefully restored, has an elegant interior and charming rooms, most with sea views

the rooms here have been refurbished in smart contemporary style, some with harbour views, and the restaurant serves fresh seafood

guests can enjoy a game of darts or billiards at this friendly inn, featuring airy rooms and an informal restaurant, serving locally caught seafood

locally sourced produce is served in the rustic restaurant of this 17th-century hotel, featuring two bars, sat on the shores of Loch Craignish

as well as an inspiring setting on the sandy beach of Loch Indaal, this Islay hostelry offers luxurious rooms and fine local cuisine and music