Tregortha Bed & Breakfast

We are really looking forward to welcome our guests to Tregortha Guesthouse.

Both of us have spent most of our lives in and around hotels and working in customer-focused jobs including several years' experience on cruise ships with Princess Cruises, a decade in a beautiful, family owned five star hotel, The Goring in London (the only hotel to have been awarded a Royal Warrant for hospitality services in 2013), managing events and conferences and last but not least financial auditing of different hotel brands.

Large Double Room with a king size bed, en-suite shower room, free unlimited WiFi, coffee and tea making facilities (upon request), TV with freeview and hairdryer (upon request). This room hosts a stunning view of the sea and the Kyles of Bute. Accommodates 2 adults (1 child under 6 years old can share existing bedding), baby cot available upon request.

In 2021 we will only serve Take away breakfast or Continental Room service breakfast. Both can be consumed in the bedroom or in the breakfast room as well at the time agreed previously. Our products, whenever is possible are locally sourced or home grown. Please let us know in advance if you have any dietary requirements or allergies.

The Cowal Way in Argyll is known as 'Scotland in 57 miles'. The Cowal Way ranks as one of Scotland's most scenic long distance routes. It begins at Portavadie in the southwest, where the ferry runs from Tarbert in Kintyre, passes trough Tighnabruaich and the way to end at Inveruglas on the shores of Loch Lomond.

Tighnabruaich is approximately 1 hour 45 minutes drive from Glasgow Airport. Ten minutes drive / 30 minutes cycle to Portavadie for ferry to Tarbert (Loch Fyne) hence to Kennacraig or Tayinloan for onward travel on ferries to Islay or Gigha. We are very well placed for cyclists on the " 5 ferries round trip" and for walkers on the "Cowal Way" which is Scotland's most diverse and ever-changing long distance foot path.