The Argyll Hotel  

The girls was very polite and accomodating especially the mother and daughter and the pretty young receptionist who knew her job. This was our sixth stay and many members of my family stay en route to the highlands.

The car parking should be allocated to residents only. The rude reception from from the stand in receptionist by the name of Peter who had a job to understand plain English.

After reading the reviews, after I had booked my stay, I was pleasantly surprised. The hotel was warm, clean and comfortable. The staff are all well trained and very pleasant.

Carpet in the bathroom

Room above exit to public bar so noisy late at night. Room small and in need of re-decoratinng Shower cubicle had mould round the bottom Stairs and corridors all in need of re-furbishing Breakfast not very appetising - rubbery eggs and tepid cooked food.

The atmosphere was very Christmasy. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The view from our room was stunning (I don't know what it's like from other rooms). Overall this hotel provides outstanding value for money

Rooms are a bit old now but still clean and comfortable.

Location and value.

The tired decor, it could really do with a coat of paint.

Location.

Wallpaper was hanging off the walls in one of the rooms. Hall way decor was poor. Could be doing with being redecorated.

I enjoyed the friendly atmosphere and the breakfast was superb.

Advised dining room was shut on arrival -

The staff worked really hard at peak times, couldnt fault there efforts

The location is lovely, and the staff friendly

No lift and tired decor. Room was blank!

It was a friendly and wecoming place. Breakfast was excellent.

It would be good value for a couple but I felt the single occupancy rate was a bit high.

The Argyll Hotel is a cheerful authentic old pub in the middle of the village of Inverary. I booked here because it was central to a number of attractions in the Argyll district. My room, while old and reasonably basic, was nonetheless clean and warm, and commanded a brilliant view of the loch across the street. The staff were helpful and friendly.

Good central location, easily found, spacious and comfortable public rooms.

Struck at once by cold, unwelcoming receptionist - there were no words of greeting and I was instructed in chilly tones to fill in a very complicated registration form. Though I had heavy luggage and my room was on the second floor, I was offered no help with the bags and the Argyll Hotel has no lift. One has to struggle up a narrow spiral staircase. The room proved cramped and bleak and the bathroom was not very clean. I thought it poor value for the £65 B&B charge but the surly, disengaged and evidently ill-trained staff made the worst impression. I would not stay there again.