Loch Melfort Hotel Bed & Breakfast - Oban, Highlands and Central Scotland

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Loch Melfort Hotel

Owner: Rachel Ross

Address: Arduaine

Oban, Highlands and Central Scotland, PA34 4X

Phone: 1852200233

Rates: £49 - £115

Email Innkeeper:

reception@lochmelfort.co.uk

Direct link to the web site:

http://www.lochmelfort.co.uk

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Categories:
- Sea View

Rooms: 24 Suites: 1

B&B Location

Island

Sea Beach

By Road
We are just over 2 1/2 hours from Glasgow. For a direct route, follow the M8 West to junction 30, then north on the A82 towards Tarbet. At Tarbet take the A83 and follow the signs for Inveraray and Lochgilphead. At Lochgilphead, take the Oban road (A816). The hotel is at Arduaine, 18 miles to the North and is clearly signposted.

From Edinburgh, head North-West to Stirling on the M9 to junction 10. Continue on the A84 to Tyndrum and Oban on the A85. In Oban take the A816. The Loch Melfort Hotel is 19 miles south of Oban on the A816.

By Rail
Oban has a mainline railway station from where you can be met by prior arrangement.

By Coach
Oban is served by several bus companies, ask your travel agent for details.

By Ferry
Oban is the hub of the island ferry service.

By Air
Helicopters can land in the grounds by arrangement.

Policies

On-line reservation available

Pets Possible (inquire)

Bed & Breakfast Dinner, Bed & Breakfast
Junior Suite £104.00 £129.00
Master Room £94.00 £119.00
Main House Double/Twin £69.00 £95.00
Cedar Wing Superior Double/Twin £69.00 £95.00
Cedar Wing Standard Double/Twin £49.00 £75.00

Child Sharing parent’s room in folding bed £25.00
Infant in cot free
Single Supplement £20.00
Dogs £5.00

The above rates are per person/child per night sharing a twin/double room and include full breakfast.

Room Amenities

Fireplace

Mini bar

Business Amenities

Library

Meetings and Corporate Hospitality
Sometimes business is done best where business is not usually done.

It's not often easy to find the space and the time to focus on the things that really need to be done. In business, this is especially so. Whether what needs to be done is visionary thinking or team building, or simply creating a better relationship with your clients and colleagues, Loch Melfort Hotel’s unique setting, accommodation and ambience can provide the space to breathe the life back into you and your business.

Inn Amenities

Special Events

Wedding Facilities (inquire)

Winery

Suites Available

On-Site Café/Restaurant

Game Room

Games room

A Scottish Country House with 25 individually styled bedrooms – choose from the original Main House or Scandanavian style Cedar Wing.

Loch Melfort Hotel offers a choice of 25 bedrooms all with stunning sea views, ranging from luxury suites, superior rooms and standard rooms, each with its own individual style and charm. Many of our bedrooms are dog friendly and accessible for those who require no stairs. We also welcome children and are baby-friendly.

Meals

Choose to dine in our formal AA 2 Rosette Arduaine Restaurant or, for a more relaxed meal, our Bistro offers fabulous light meals and snacks. For truly special dining why not choose your own menu in our tasteful wood panelled library and enjoy private dining for 2-18 people.

The Arduaine Restaurant is open 7 days a week (bookings advisable) Tel 01852 200233
Breakfast 8.00am - 10.00am £12.00
Lunch 12.00pm - 2.00pm
By Arrangement 2 courses & canapés £20.00
3 courses & canapés £26.00
Sunday Seafood Buffet 12.00pm - 2.00pm
(high season and New Year only) £39.00
Dinner 7.00pm – 9.00pm 3 course Table d'hote and canapés £31.00, Freshly filter Coffee and Home-made Petit Fours complimentary.

Area Activities

Hiking Trails

Bike Trails

Walking Trails

Spectacular Views

Beach

Wineries

Museums

Restaurants

Espresso bars

Some people come to Loch Melfort Hotel to do nothing more strenuous than gaze at the view, sit by a roaring log fire, potter over to see the cows, read a book or fall asleep.

Find your pleasure getting out and about, walking, sailing, fishing, painting, taking photos, bird watching or going further afield and enjoying the spectacular countryside and exciting activities on offer in the Oban and Lorn area.

Perhaps, though, the greatest attraction of our gentle wilderness is simply the chance to relax, to take life slowly in an atmosphere of profound calm. The weather is mild, even in winter, and guests at Loch Melfort hotel (and their pets ) are free to wander as they please through the woods and over the hills. The short walk down to the sea takes you to a sandy, pebbly bay, where mooring is offered for boats of up to thirty-five feet.The neighbouring Arduine Gardens (NTS) are open to the public. They have a world famous display of rhododendrons, azaleas and sikkim primulas in woodland and water gardens which lead to the shore.

Approaching Loch Melfort Hotel from the South, you will have past Craobh Haven the nearest village. Three islands have been linked to the coast with great rock causeways, making a marina, a safe haven for 200 yachts and fishing boats. Island sheltered shore for a couple of miles, is Ardfern Yacht Centre, moorings and marina for 120 yachts and fishing boats. The road runs to within a mile of Craignish point, coming to a dead end at a park with a good view of the Gulf of Corryvreckan, the second biggest whirlpool in the northern hemisphere. The Kirk – times from reception The Galley of Lorne: Pub and Hotel
Corranmore Farm Highland Geese were you can pick up a wonderful Higland Goose for Christmas lunch or anytime really.Turnalt Farm: www.turnaltfarm.co.uk. A fantastic site showing wonderful photos of the local area and images of farming life in Argyll, plus you can see and order wonderful hand made and painted McNicol shepherds crook

Sports

Fishing charters

Golf

Languages Innkeepers Speak

English

Directions

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