Craignure Inn, on the Isle of Mull Scotland, is a small and characteristic island drovers inn, a 'gem', offering genuine island hospitality, friendly atmosphere, delicious food and comfortable accommodation. The hotel is set on the east coast of the Isle of Mull only 200 metres from the Craignure Ferry Terminal.
The hotel's location with splendid views of the Sound of Mull, Ben Nevis and the Highlands make it perfect place for any type of holiday on the Isle of Mull. We also cater for wedding functions and meetings. The Isle of Mull and your stay with us offer endless opportunities to experience Scottish wildlife and outdoor activities or is ideal for relaxing, eating and enjoying a fine malt in front of the crackling fire at any time of the year.
The hotel's location with splendid views of the Sound of Mull, Ben Nevis and the Highlands make it perfect place for any type of holiday on the Isle of Mull. We also cater for wedding functions and meetings. The Isle of Mull and your stay with us offer endless opportunities to experience Scottish wildlife and outdoor activities or is ideal for relaxing, eating and enjoying a fine malt in front of the crackling fire at any time of the year.
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At Craignure Inn, we aim always to offer our guests the best that the island has to offer for that memorable stay. Our food is home-cooked and we use the freshest of local produce - mussels from Loch Spelve, smoked trout from Tobermory and Mull Cheddar and Brie. The bar at Craignure Inn consists of the public bar, which used to be the stables of the old inn, and the lounge bar.
Craignure Inn is a small characteristic hotel providing excellent service, food and accommodation whether you're looking for a longer holiday, full of fun outdoor wildlife activities, or simply a relaxing short break for you and your family, partner or friend. It is operated by the proprietors Alex and Tiina Penman, who will try to meet your every need to guarantee a memorable stay.
Mull has the most amazing wildlife and scenery and attracts visitors from all over the world. There are two castles, Torosay and Duart, both within walking distance of the Inn. There is also the historic island of Iona off the tip of the Ross of Mull, Fingal's cave on Staffa, Tobermory with its brightly coloured waterfront buildings and distillery and quaint towns of Dervaig and Bunessan.
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Gary Truefitt
Sep 20, 2021
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Kerry Krick
Aug 26, 2021
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Bradley McAnulty
Aug 20, 2021
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Anne S.
Dec 29, 2013
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Aug 23, 2011
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Qype User Neilmr
Oct 01, 2008
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We went here on two seperate nights for drinks and dinner. Service and food was excellent with a varied menu and extras on the specials board. There is often varied specials depending on what comes in off the fishing boats. The decor is lovely, although not a lot of tables for food so booking might be advised. A few locals drink here and are also friendly.
