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Wellpark House is a family run guest house, owned by the Dickison family for three generations. The building is around one hundred and twenty years old and was built by a Glasgow shipping company in the height of the wealthy empire years as a private home for ship owners. In 1939 the building was requisitioned by the Royal Navy and used as a wren's

Nestling at the foot of rolling hills, Cuilfail Hotel is a splendid former drovers inn and one of the oldest purpose built hotels on the west coast. The hotel was originally built as a drovers' inn, however the majority of the hotel was built during the Victorian era and many features of that period have been preserved. The main part of the hotel was

Purpose built as a hotel over 100 years ago the building retains many of its original features such as fan light windows above doors, central feature stair case and sash and case windows. Our television/piano lounge is on the second floor where you can also find a wifi hotspot and has a coal effect gas fire to keep you warm in the chilly winter nights

If you enter the town from the East from Connel, you will come down the hill, from which you get a lovely view of Oban bay. At the bottom of the hill you reach a roundabout. Get into the right lane and go towards the sea. You will come to a second roundabout, there go right along the sea front (there is no entry to the left because of the one way system

The hotel sits in a wonderful location commanding breathtaking views over Oban Bay and beyond to the inner Hedrides Isles. It is believed to have been originally built for the 1st Episcopalian Bishop of Argyll and the Islands as his home in the late 19th Century. Best Western The Queens Hotel has naturally been extended over the years and now offers