Argyll

Designed in 1750 by the famous Scottish builder John Adam, the Argyll Hotel was originally built to accommodate guests to Inveraray Castle. The hotel is an ideal base from which to explore the Western Highlands and Islands, with many attractions such as the historic Inveraray Castle, Inverarary Jail and Courthouse and the Arctic Penguin Maritime Museum all nearby. (GW 09/2008)

Traditional white building, originally designed and built in the 18th Century. The main house is set over 3 floors and provides car parking for guests.

Medium sized reception area with seating for guests.

This hotel is located in stunningly picturesque surroundings in the center of Inverary - one of the gateways to the highlands. Links to the public transport network lie a few minutes away on foot (around 200 m) whilst the nearest station in Dalmally is some 22 km from the hotel.

This attractive hotel was built in 1759 by the famous Scottish architect John Adam and was fully renovated in 2003 under orders of the Third Duke of Argyll. The premises comprises a total of 36 rooms set over 2 floors. Guests are welcomed in an inviting foyer with a reception desk. There is also a TV room, conference facilities and Internet access. The evening meal is served in the conservatory restaurant - where the chefs conjure up a fantastic range of dishes for guests to enjoy. A wide-ranging menu and a large selection of wines tempt guests to enjoy their evening meal here. For light refreshment between meals there is the Argyll Bar and the Lounge Bar - the ideal place to relax in a Chesterfield armchair by the open fire and enjoy your favourite drink. In the restaurant highchairs for younger guests are available. Those arriving by car may make use of the hotel's own car park or garage. Room and laundry services complete the range of services offered.

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