Recently Reviewed Hotels around Ardgour

• Ard Daraich
  "Second helpings"
  "Ard Daraich goes from strength to strength. We repeated our stay of last year in the cottage and found even more to inspire us. The view of the mountains and Loch Linnhe from the back of Anna and Norrie's garden is stunning - look at it sitting on their bench over a glass of wine after the Corran f..."erry has closed for the day and you effectively have this stunning corner of the Highlands all to yourself. The silence is deafening. Succulent, very reasonably priced cuts of steak, lamb and venison are now also available to enhance the self catering experience. It really is hard to think of a nicer, more convivial setting. " More >
• Ard Daraich
  "A beautiful out of the way B&B"
  "We stayed here for 2 night in early May. The reservations had been made by our friends that we were travelling with and we couldn't have been happier with their choice. You have to take a short ferry ride to get to Ardgour, but it was well worth the extra effort. Anna and Norrie are excellent hosts ..."and the property is beautiful and peaceful. Anna made some suggestions on an itinerary for one of our days and it turned out to be the best day of our trip. The rooms were comfortable and the breakfast was great. What a treat for us! " More >
• Inn at Ardgour
  "Dog Friendly"
  "Choose this hotel because it is one of the few Hotels that cater for dogs, we found the staff very friendly and helpful, we booked a table in the bar as the dogs were allowed in there, the food was very good, the vegetables were fresh and the venison cooked to perfection. The room was very good with..." a nice view down the loch. Although on the ground floor the ferry noise was not annoying, in fact didn't notice to much. As we had to be away early we did not want to wait for breakfast, so we asked foe a packed lunch instead and it's one of the best we have had. The night cost £106 which included 2 dogs, B&B and 4 drinks, we stopped at a travel lodge on the way back (only because it was 4 hours from home instead of 7) they charged £57 for the room, £20 for each dog a total of £99!! no food or drink, the room was very basic with old furniture and no view and the staff ok but nothing special. Thanks to you all at the Inn at Ardgour. " More >