Ardtun House is beautifully situated, twenty yards from the sea and about ten minutes walk from Bunessan Village and has parking facilities. Here at Ardtun we are able to offer Bed and Breakfast and if you stay is longer, self-catering is available, in our apartment within the house. We also have 3 other self-catering units, The Stables, The Bothy and The Caravan which all have breathtaking views. Ardtun House was built in the mid 1800's and has extensive work to make it a cosy and comfortable place to stay. There are two double rooms one with a bed settee and a twin room with a bunk room next door handy for families. There is a lounge with television for the use of guests also a kitchen to make drinks and light snacks a fridge is available also for guests use. The House overlooks the bay and has stunning views of the Treshnish Isles. There are lovely beaches nearby with fine white sand safe for swimming although the water is a bit chilly. The ferries for Iona, Staffa and Lunga (bird breeding sanctuary) leave from Fionnphort just 5 miles drive. Also available are fishing and whale watching trips along with Walking Tours and Minibus Tours. This is an ideal location for walking, bird watching or relaxing in the peaceful surroundings. There are various discounts available throughout the year and a three night or longer stay is always cheaper. We are from the island and have a good local knowledge if you are trying to trace your roots or if you are just wanting general info on what life is or was like. The Bothy This small cottage is very old most probably built in the early 1800's mostly dry stone wall at one time. A quaint little cottage, having the following accommodation:- 1 double bedroom with en-suite facilities Sitting room/kitchen Shower Room There is a microwave, electric cooker, fridge/freezer, Colour TV, video, CD/tape/radio, dishwasher, washing machine and vacuum cleaner. The accommodation is heated by electric radiators. The Stables A converted stable block is situated 50 metres to the rear of Ardtun House. Built in the early 1900's this is a charming comfortable cottage . The top floor has a double and a twin bedroom with a bathroom between the rooms. The Stables has the following accommodation:- 1 twin bedroom 1 double bedroom Upstairs bathroom Kitchen/dinette Lounge There is a microwave, electric cooker, washing machine, fridge/freezer, Colour TV, video recorder, CD/tape/radio, dishwasher and vacuum cleaner. The accommodation is heated by electric radiators. The Caravan The Caravan (34' x 10') has the most outstanding views and you will be very comfortable in this large family unit. This Self-Catering has the following accommodation:- 1 double bedroom 1 double/twin bedroom 1 twin bedroom Kitchen Sitting room/dinette Shower/toilet There is a micowave, gas cooker, fridge/freezer, Colour TV, video, CD/radio/tape, dishwasher, washing machine and vacuum cleaner. The accommodation also has a gas fire, electric fan heaters and electric radiators. Rates: From £56 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets by arrangement. Off street parking.

A warm welcome awaits you at our 3 star bed and breakfast accommodation in Oban. The house is a modern detached family home on the edge of town. Clohass has the advantage of being within walking distance of the town centre, leisure centre, tennis courts, bowling green and sea front while also having the quietness of the country and the advantage of private parking. The accommodation is the ideal base for day trips to Mull and Iona. Fort William and Glencoe are also an easy drive. Oban itself is a busy coastal town with stunning views over the islands. It is a thriving and busy community with many amenities and opportunities for entertainment including fine cafes and restaurants, a theatre, a distillery, cinema, pubs, golf course, fishing, diving, riding and sailing. As well as the Calmac ferries there are also many cruises round the islands to choose from or smaller boats on nearby lochs. Rates : From £30 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Hamish & Rhona Scott look forward to welcoming you to their recently renovated, centrally heated home, 'Caladh Sona'. Enjoy the traditional Scottish breakfast or select from the seafood menu, served in the dining room overlooking Leodamus Bay. Ideal base for hill walking, cycling, fishing, golfing, horse riding and bird watching. Car, taxi and cycle hire organised. Distillery tours arranged. Easy parking. Rooms for single occupancy please call for details. Rates : From £32 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Angie and Mick Watts welcome you to Lochside Bed & Breakfast at Tigh-na-Cala, Carrick Castle on the Cowal Peninsula of Argyll, Scotland. “Tigh-na-Cala” translates loosely from the Gaelic as “House by the Harbour” although “Cala” does not have an exact equivalent in English. According to the dictionary it means a firm beach, landing-place, harbour, haven or port – the idea seems to be somewhere that one can land safely from a boat. This is an apt description for Tigh-na-Cala, a chalet-style house, nestling as it does in a quiet bay halfway between Carrick Castle and Lochgoilhead by the shores of Loch Goil. Here you can “get away from it all” if you so wish, relaxing and enjoying good home cooking in comfortable rooms with glorious views over the loch from the guests’ lounge of the b&b or, for the more energetic, there are many activities available locally. The house is on one level and may therefore be suitable for elderly and partially disabled persons who find stairs difficult. We are situated on the edge of the Cormonachan ancient woodland within Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park and the Argyll Forest Park, which provide access to many paths, cycle ways and walks over the hills including the Cowal Way, travelling through some of the most beautiful scenery in Scotland. Many of our guests use Tigh-na-Cala as a base for exploring further afield – as far as Stirling, Kilmartin Glen, Oban, Fort William and even Staffa and Skye. Guests may be attending world-renowned events held locally, such as the Cowal Highland Gathering, or the Barclays Scottish Open. Loch Goil is a sea loch connecting to the Firth of Clyde via Loch Long and offers safe boating, fishing and other water sport activities. As there is access from Tigh-na-Cala to the shore it is suitable for guests with canoes/kayaks or small boats to launch their craft. Red and roe deer and foxes come to visit us but are rarely seen as they generally call at night. Red squirrels, rabbits and smaller wild birds can be seen on most days eating from the bird feeders while buzzards and sparrowhawks are often to be seen in the area. Seals occasionally play in the waters by the house. Rates : From £50 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. WiFi access. Off street parking. Dinner available. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Killean Farmhouse is no longer a working farm but still retains many of the characteristics, not least of all the wonderful scenery that surrounds the house and the approach up the drive from the A83. Killean is ideally situated en route to the Kintyre peninsula, where you can take the ferry to Islay to sample the "peaty amber nectar" the very special whisky unique to the island. Killean is also well situated for journeys to the outer isles. The ferry port of Oban, the gateway to the Islands, is an hour away . Being centrally situated Killean is a great place to start touring. You could stay here and tour without the need to retrace your steps either by car or by foot for a week or more. The historic town of Inveraray, 4 miles away, has a special charm and is of great interest especially if your name is Campbell. Inveraray Castle being the seat of the Clan Campbell. Killean House has five ensuite rooms, all decorated and equipped to a high standard, 3 stars from the scottish tourist board. After a comfortable nights sleep you can enjoy breakfast served in the conservatory. We cater for most peoples tastes, the most popular breakfast being the traditional Scottish Breakfast of bacon, eggs, sausages and tomato. The cottage accommodation is ideal for those who want to relax and have more freedom to explore the beautiful countryside. They are decorated and equipped to a good standard and are less expensive that the main house. Rates: From £27.50 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 3 Star Visit Scotland.