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5 Top-Rated Hotels in Taynuilt, Argyll and Bute, Scotland
Discover the best hotels in Taynuilt, Argyll and Bute, Scotland including Ceo Mara Croft B&B, The Taynuilt Inn, Bays and Bens Holidays, Bonawe House Holiday Cottages, Corachie Farm.
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1. Ceo Mara Croft B&B
Overall Ratings
5 based on 54 reviews
Ceo Mara Croft B&B is a new, architect designed, family run, bed and breakfast situated on a small Croft in the picturesque village of Taynuilt near Oban. A luxurious bed and breakfast with spectacular views of Loch Etive and mountains offering relaxing getaway with a high standard of accommodation. Each room has underfloor heating, a flat-screen TV with DVD player and luxury bedding.
Superb B&B
Reviewed By annbR3018DDExcellent accommodation, very high standard. The rooms are great size with lovely shower and super comfy beds. Continental breakfast was brilliant with home made bread, yogurt and fresh fruit. As an extra bonus, the views are amazing. Sofie and Matt are perfect hosts, giving lots of info about the area and beyond. Can't fault it.
2. The Taynuilt Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 72 reviews
Village Pub, Kitchen, Rooms. Enjoy a refreshing drink in our vintage sports bar, savour a home-cooked meal in our cosy dining area, and stay in our welcoming Inn situated in the heart of the idyllic West Coast of Scotland.
10/10
Reviewed By DaveyDolFantastic Food in a very welcoming environment!! Had a lovely Sunday evening meal here tonight and could not fault a thing. Great to feel that life seems as if it’s returning back to something like normal. We’ll definitely be back. Thank you!!
3. Bays and Bens Holidays
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
Airdsbay
Reviewed By 940gailbWe stayed at airds bay in April this year having had to cut short a visit last year in our caravan,this time around we booked one of the lodges Lovely cabin very well equipped and clean It rained all the time we were there but that did not detract from our stay at all We enjoyed it so much we will be going again in July but this time with the caravan This is a caravan club cl site with just the one pitch ,there are no shower facilitie s so we just used our own,no problem It's in a lovely location at the side of Loch etive,great if you canoe or kayaker,if you are like us too old for such fun,it's just a beautiful place to be Short walk or drive to local shops and a bit longer drive to Oban. Would highly recommend this place both cabins and caravan spot,really friendly owners and if you like chickens,we'll just put some food out and watch them come running
4. Bonawe House Holiday Cottages
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Beautiful surroundings
Reviewed By scottieYorkshireThe cottage we stayed in was cosy and had everything we needed. We stayed 2 nights. The grounds are lovely and there are walks nearby. We liked the village of Taynuilt with its shops and would recommend a visit. There is a huge collection of DVDs available to guests and we enjoyed watching one on our second night. Would recommend.
5. Corachie Farm
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Wonderful stay at this small farm with fantastic views.
Reviewed By MarnieLondonI highly recommend Corachie Farm for a week or more in this lovely area of west Scotland. It's approx. 20 minutes' drive from Oban and 5 minutes from Taynuilt with shops, a cafe and pub/restaurant. You need a car in this area really - or maybe bikes. The farm itself is well equipped with 2 bathrooms, a lounge with wood burner and TV and a conservatory that looks out onto a pretty garden (complete with pet rabbit) and the fields and hills beyond. It's a wonderful view, whatever the weather. The farmer, Niall, is very friendly, chatty and helpful - and you can enjoy mingling with his sheep, pygmy goats, ducks and chickens. Breakfast (milk, jam, chicken and duck eggs, cereals, tea, coffee) is provided plus a few little extras. There are some lovely walks from the farm and from Taynuilt you can easily get to Oban for boat trips to Mull and other islands, Glencoe and Glen Etive are about an hour's drive (Glen Etive is well worth a few hours although you can't drive right through to the other side), and the Kintyre peninsula - also a lovely though long drive via Inverary. The bottom of Loch Etive is near Taynuilt and you can swim there although we didn't. You can also access the Jacobite Railway (for the 'Hogwart's' viaduct) at Fort William - about 1hr 20 mins' drive.
