Hotels in Oban

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The Caledonian Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The history of the hotel is fascinating; it was completed around 1882 with the arrival of the West Highland Railway in Oban. The hotel was originally known as The Station Hotel and was owned by the Campbell family who retained ownership until the 1950's. During the Second World War the hotel was requisitioned by the Royal Navy as their base in the town. Oban was a major base for transatlantic Convoys, a large RAF base was established at Connel in association with this and Oban was also the base for the famous flying boats. At the same time as the hotel was built the Royal Highland Yacht Club was established and the Hotel continues to be the base for this regatta. During the 1960's the building was renamed as The Caledonian Hotel and at this time was one of the first hotels in the Highlands to boast 'a motorised lift and central heating'. In 2002 it was closed for major rennovations and now offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. The hotel has 59 rooms, many with fine views over Oban Bay to the mountains of Mull and Ardgour.

The Caledonian Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

As evening falls you have a choice of casual family dining or take your seat in the waters edge restaurant to watch the sunset over the harbour.

The Caledonian Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Renowned as 'the gateway to Argyll and The Isles', Oban is an ideal base for the visitor. No less than 10 islands are within easy reach for a day trip, including larger islands like Mull, with beaches and a host of attractions, and Iona through to smaller Islands with private boat trips available. Other major attractions include the 12 gardens that make up the Glorious Gardens of Argyll - many of which such as Arduaine and Crarae are world famous for their collections.

The Caledonian Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

The Oban Caledonian Hotel is situated in the town centre overlooking Oban Bay, immediately opposite the Railway and Ferry terminals and close to all facilities. By Car (from the South): - Travel along the main A82 Glasgow to Fort William main road. - You will pass through the village of Crianlarich and then Tyndrum where the A85 branches off toward Oban. - From here you will travel through Inveraray and Dalmally before reaching Oban. Directions from the North: - Via Fort William on the A82 you will pass over the Ballachulish Bridge then come to a roundabout. - You need to take the left hand exit (A828) which is signposted for Oban. - If you reach Ballachulish Village you've come too far, so return to the roundabout and take the road signposted A828. - When you reach the village of Connel and come to a T-junction, turn left on the A85 and continue to Oban.

The Caledonian Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Due to essential maintenance, there is currently scaffolding erected around a part of the building. This affects standard room to the rear of the hotel. If you have any queries regarding the works being carried out, please contact the hotel directly. Children/Extra Beds Please note that extra beds/cots for children can only be arranged by the hotel if requested in advance. Please add these requests, noting the age of the children, in the requests/comments box at the time of booking. Group Bookings Reservations for 6 or more rooms made under the same name will be considered a group booking by the hotel. In these cases, the hotel may require a deposit or full pre-payment before the date of arrival.

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The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The history of the hotel is fascinating; it was completed around 1882 with the arrival of the West Highland Railway in Oban. The hotel was originally known as The Station Hotel and was owned by the Campbell family who retained ownership until the 1950's. During the Second World War the hotel was requisitioned by the Royal Navy as their base in the town. Oban was a major base for transatlantic Convoys, a large RAF base was established at Connel in association with this and Oban was also the base for the famous flying boats. At the same time as the hotel was built the Royal Highland Yacht Club was established and the Hotel continues to be the base for this regatta. During the 1960's the building was renamed as The Caledonian Hotel and at this time was one of the first hotels in the Highlands to boast 'a motorised lift and central heating'. In 2002 it was closed for major rennovations and now offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. The hotel has 59 rooms, many with fine views over Oban Bay to the mountains of Mull and Ardgour.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The 170 seat restaurant offers the chance to enjoy a superb meal with many Scottish dishes prepared with time and dedication by our experienced Head Chef. To compliment your meal, we have a selection of wines served by our friendly and efficient staff.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Renowned as 'the gateway to Argyll and The Isles', Oban is an ideal base for the visitor. No less than 10 islands are within easy reach for a day trip, including larger islands like Mull, with beaches and a host of attractions, and Iona through to smaller Islands with private boat trips available. Other major attractions include the 12 gardens that make up the Glorious Gardens of Argyll - many of which such as Arduaine and Crarae are world famous for their collections.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From Glasgow m8 Westbound to A82, towards Loch Lomond and Crianlarich, then A85, passing Loch Awe to Oban. From Inverness A82 to Ballachulish, then A85 to Oban.

The Royal Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Due to essential maintenance, there is currently scaffolding erected around a part of the building. This affects standard room to the rear of the hotel. If you have any queries regarding the works being carried out, please contact the hotel directly. Children/Extra Beds Please note that extra beds/cots for children can only be arranged by the hotel if requested in advance. Please add these requests, noting the age of the children, in the requests/comments box at the time of booking. Group Bookings Reservations for 6 or more rooms made under the same name will be considered a group booking by the hotel. In these cases, the hotel may require a deposit or full pre-payment before the date of arrival.

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The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The history of the hotel is fascinating; it was completed around 1882 with the arrival of the West Highland Railway in Oban. The hotel was originally known as The Station Hotel and was owned by the Campbell family who retained ownership until the 1950's. During the Second World War the hotel was requisitioned by the Royal Navy as their base in the town. Oban was a major base for transatlantic Convoys, a large RAF base was established at Connel in association with this and Oban was also the base for the famous flying boats. At the same time as the hotel was built the Royal Highland Yacht Club was established and the Hotel continues to be the base for this regatta. During the 1960's the building was renamed as The Caledonian Hotel and at this time was one of the first hotels in the Highlands to boast 'a motorised lift and central heating'. In 2002 it was closed for major rennovations and now offers stylish, contemporary comfort and service. The hotel has 59 rooms, many with fine views over Oban Bay to the mountains of Mull and Ardgour.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The 170 seat restaurant offers the chance to enjoy a superb meal with many Scottish dishes prepared with time and dedication by our experienced Head Chef. To compliment your meal, we have a selection of wines served by our friendly and efficient staff.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Area information

McCaig's Tower (1 mile / 1.6 km) - loosely based on the Colosseum in Rome, this folly was never completed. The prominent empty shell dominates the Oban skyline, and is now a public garden with magnificent views to the islands of Kerrera, Lismore and Mull. Glencruitten Golf Club (1.5 miles / 2.5 km) - colourful flora and fauna, rare trees and an abundance of wild life make this a particularly attractive course. The remains of a Roman fort sit beneath the 4th hole. Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary (10.5 miles / 17 km) - Scotland's leading animal rescue centre caring for dozens of sick, injured and orphaned seal pups every year. On the picturesque shores of Loch Crenan, visitors can watch the Canadian otters dive and swim.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

By car: From the A85 (north): - Upon entering Oban, as you approach the coast, you will come to a small roundabout. Continue straight across (2nd exit). - At the larger roundabout, take the 2nd exit onto Corran Esplanade. - The hotel is approximately 500 metres on your right. From the A816 (south): - As you enter Oban, follow signs for the A85 (George Street). - Bear left where indicated onto Corran Esplanade. - At the roundabout, take the 1st exit. - The hotel is approximately 500 metres on your right.

The Queens Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Due to essential maintenance, there is currently scaffolding erected around a part of the building. This affects standard room to the rear of the hotel. If you have any queries regarding the works being carried out, please contact the hotel directly. Children/Extra Beds Please note that extra beds/cots for children can only be arranged by the hotel if requested in advance. Please add these requests, noting the age of the children, in the requests/comments box at the time of booking. Group Bookings Reservations for 6 or more rooms made under the same name will be considered a group booking by the hotel. In these cases, the hotel may require a deposit or full pre-payment before the date of arrival.

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Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Hotel information

A meeting room with a capacity of 120 people is available for your business events. All necessary equipment can also be provided.

Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Room information

All rooms have just been restored to the highest standards. Please see individual room details for a complete list of facilities on offer.

Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Food & beverage

With an emphasis on fresh, local seafood, organic produce and attentive service, the Oban's Rannachan restaurant is a welcome treat at the end of your busy day. Breakfast is served from 07:00, and lunch from 12:00. À la carte or table d'hôte dinner is served from 18:30. The bar also serves delicious meals throughout the day.

Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Area information

McCaig's Tower (1 mile / 1.6 km) - loosely based on the Colosseum in Rome, this folly was never completed. The prominent empty shell dominates the Oban skyline, and is now a public garden with magnificent views to the islands of Kerrera, Lismore and Mull. Glencruitten Golf Club (1.5 miles / 2.5 km) - colourful flora and fauna, rare trees and an abundance of wild life make this a particularly attractive course. The remains of a Roman fort sit beneath the 4th hole. Scottish Sea Life Sanctuary (10.5 miles / 17 km) - Scotland's leading animal rescue centre caring for dozens of sick, injured and orphaned seal pups every year. On the picturesque shores of Loch Crenan, visitors can watch the Canadian otters dive and swim.

Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Travel information

By Car: - Take the A85 east to Connel Bridge. - Join the A828 main road north. - On the A816 south into Oban, follow the one way system past the pier on the left. - Take a left turn towards Dunollie Castle. - The hotel is past the theatre on the right.

Oban Bay Hotel & Spa - Hotel - Important information

Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be on a lead at all times and are prohibited from dining areas.

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Columba Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

A Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier overlooking the town of Oban and Oban Bay, to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore and the Mountains of Morven.

Columba Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Many of our bedrooms have sea views and others have views of the wooded hillside. All rooms are bright and airy; this is enhanced by the decor. Many bedrooms have been tastefully refurbished to a very high standard, however all bedrooms are modern and comfortable and equipped with all the modern facilities to help make your stay more enjoyable.

Columba Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The Alba restaurant has recently been refurbished, but has managed to keep its relaxed atmosphere and Victorian charm. It offers a table d'hôte menu. Bar food is available in the lounge bar and Alba bar.

Columba Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Oban is known as “The Gateway to the Highlands” is a picturesque port on the west coast of Scotland. Oban was a fishing village but is now one of Scotland's most popular tourist destinations. It is the ideal port from which to visit the islands. It has many attractions for the visitor including the Oban Distillery which was built by Hugh Stevenson in 1794. The sunsets over Oban Bay are quite breathtaking in their splendor.

Columba Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

From Glasgow: - Take the M8 westbound and continue onto the A82 for Loch Lomond and Crianlarich. - Continue onto the A85, passing Loch Awe, for Oban.

Columba Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Car Parking is free for limited number of guests. Guide dogs are the only pets allowed. Children under 5 are free with two paying adults.

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Blair Villa - Villa - Hotel information

A Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier overlooking the town of Oban and Oban Bay, to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore and the Mountains of Morven.

Blair Villa - Villa - Room information

All of the rooms have a TV with Freeview digital channels.

Blair Villa - Villa - Food & beverage

The Alba restaurant has recently been refurbished, but has managed to keep its relaxed atmosphere and Victorian charm. It offers a table d'hôte menu. Bar food is available in the lounge bar and Alba bar.

Blair Villa - Villa - Area information

Just 5 minutes’ walk from Oban’s town centre, Blair Villa is close to all that the town has to offer, including the promenade and the harbour. There are many restaurants in Oban offering a wide range of cuisine to suit all tastes and budgets.

Blair Villa - Villa - Travel information

From Glasgow: - Take the M8 westbound and continue onto the A82 for Loch Lomond and Crianlarich. - Continue onto the A85, passing Loch Awe, for Oban.

Blair Villa - Villa - Important information

Car Parking is free for limited number of guests. Guide dogs are the only pets allowed. Children under 5 are free with two paying adults.

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The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Hotel information

A Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier overlooking the town of Oban and Oban Bay, to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore and the Mountains of Morven.

The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Room information

Please see "important information" for deposit and cancellation fee requirements.

The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Food & beverage

The dining room overlooks Oban bay and is the perfect place to relax. If you plan to visit the islands during your stay, we will provide a full cooked breakfast at 7.00am to allow you to catch the early boat if you wish.

The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Area information

Just 5 minutes’ walk from Oban’s town centre, Blair Villa is close to all that the town has to offer, including the promenade and the harbour. There are many restaurants in Oban offering a wide range of cuisine to suit all tastes and budgets.

The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Travel information

The hotel is situated on Oban's main street which is the main road from Glasgow, Perth etc. There are two sets of traffic lights on George Street, the door to the hotel is just before the second set, next to the Royal Bank of Scotland. No residential Parking available. For customers arriving by bus, train or ferry, please walk along the water front with the water to your left. The hotel is opposite the bay located between the railway and north piers approximately 2 minutes walk from the stations.

The Palace Hotel - Guest House - Bed and Breakfast - Important information

Payment Information: The hotel reserves the right to decline any bookings if the credit card is not valid. The main contact must be the cardholder, who should provide the same address that the card is registered to. Due to rising costs, credit card payments will only be accepted when an additional 3.5% surcharge (with a minimum surcharge amount of GBP 5) is made to the total bill. There will be no surcharge for debit card payments. The hotel suggests that customers take out travel insurance, as cancellations in breach of the hotel’s cancellation policy apply to all bookings. Other Information: Any individual or group breaching the hotel's terms and conditions may be requested to leave with the loss of any deposit paid. Any damages caused by any member of a group will be charged to the card that has secured the booking. Bed types are only given as an example and may be substituted based on the number of people booked.

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Regent Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

A Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901 of Scottish granite and sandstone. It stands as a landmark on the North Pier overlooking the town of Oban and Oban Bay, to the Isles of Kerrera, Mull and Lismore and the Mountains of Morven.

Regent Hotel - Hotel - Room information

Please see "important information" for deposit and cancellation fee requirements.

Regent Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The dining room overlooks Oban bay and is the perfect place to relax. If you plan to visit the islands during your stay, we will provide a full cooked breakfast at 7.00am to allow you to catch the early boat if you wish.

Regent Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Just 5 minutes’ walk from Oban’s town centre, Blair Villa is close to all that the town has to offer, including the promenade and the harbour. There are many restaurants in Oban offering a wide range of cuisine to suit all tastes and budgets.

Regent Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

On the a82 North from Glasgow To Oban. In Oban follow the one way system and the hotel is opposite the pier on the right. On the a816 South into Oban, follow the one way system and the hotel is opposite the pier on the right.

Regent Hotel - Hotel - Important information

Cots provided on request. Well-behaved dogs are welcome but must be put on leash at all times and are prohibited from dining areas.

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The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Hotel information

The hotel is fully licensed and there is entertainment every weekend during the summer season.

The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Room information

All rooms are en suite and all of the front bedrooms enjoy stunning views over Oban bay towards the island of Kerrera and Mull. Many of the rooms are recently refurbished and all offer excellent facilities.

The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Food & beverage

The hotel serves a selection of bar meals and a full table d'hote and à la carte in the restaurant. The lounge provides a pleasant environment to spend some quiet time. There is also a small bar available for refreshment during the day. The bar is quiet and friendly and offers a relaxing atmosphere to unwind in.

The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Area information

Oban is famous as the gateway to the islands and the hotel’s proximity to the ferry terminal makes it a popular base from which to explore the islands of Mull, Tiree and Colonsay as well as those going further afield. Oban is also ideally situated as a touring base and some of the finest coastal scenery in the UK is situated just north and south of Oban. The town itself is also an attractive destination in its own right and there is a varied nightlife throughout the year.

The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Travel information

Oban can be easily reached by car, bus, train or ferry. The hotel is ideally situated in this respect, within walking distance of all major transport hubs.

The Kelvin Hotel - Hotel - Important information

It is important for all guests to read the fire action signs in rooms and to please adhere to the strict non-smoking policy. Any valuables can be deposited in the hotel's safe. The hotel accepts no liability for guests' property left inside rooms unattended. Please also note that the hotel reserves the right to cancel bookings made by hen or stag parties or large single-sex groups.