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Oban – 83 hotels and places to stay
Falls of Lora Hotel
Overlooking Loch Etive, the Falls of Lora Hotel is a 19th century property with an a la carte restaurant, there is free WiFi access available throughout , a bar and free on-site parking.
The Ranald Hotel
This property is an 18 minute walk from the beach. Situated less than 10 minutes' walk from Oban's famous McCaig's Tower, The Ranald Hotel is set in the heart of Oban town centre and just off the main...
The Scot
With a traditional bar and restaurant, The Scot offers continental breakfasts and free Wi-Fi. Situated in Oban centre, the hotel is a 2-minute walk from the seafront and Oban Ferry Terminal.
Knipoch House Hotel
Overlooking Loch Feochan with panoramic views of rugged mountains and tranquil islands, Knipoch House Hotel is just a short drive from Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland and a gateway to the Isles....
Tigh an Truish Inn
Located in Oban, 20 km from Corran Halls, Tigh an Truish Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
No.26 By The Sea
Set in Oban, 700 metres from Corran Halls, No.26 By The Sea offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 4-star hotel features free WiFi and a bar.
No17 The Promenade
Situated in Oban, 600 metres from Corran Halls, No17 The Promenade features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The Manor House Hotel
The Manor House Hotel boasts a fine dining restaurant, drawing room, fully licensed bar with outdoor terrace and garden. A cooked Full Scottish and à la carte breakfast can be enjoyed at the property....
Oban Bay Hotel
Set on the edge of Oban's Esplanade, with sea views of Mull, Kerrera and the Firth of Lorne, the hotel has a sun lounge and free WiFi.
Oyster Inn Connel
Set in Oban, 46 km from Loch Linnhe, Oyster Inn Connel offers accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
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Oban's best hotels with breakfast
Knipoch House Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 8.88.8Rated fabulousFabulous · 363 reviewsOverlooking Loch Feochan with panoramic views of rugged mountains and tranquil islands, Knipoch House Hotel is just a short drive from Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland and a gateway to the Isles.
Great staff, very friendly and accommodating for dogs.
Muthu Alexandra Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 7.67.6Rated goodGood · 3,724 reviewsSituated on the Corran Esplanade with panoramic views of Oban Bay and the island of Kerrera, Muthu Alexandra Hotel is less than a mile from McCaig's Tower. Guests can enjoy the property's bar.
Did not have breakfast although heard good reports
The Great Western Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 6.26.2Rated pleasantPleasant · 3,517 reviewsIdeally located in the centre of the esplanade in Oban, The Great Western Hotel offers magnificent views of the bay, free Wi-Fi in public areas and en suite guest rooms.
Location, atmosphere and property were really nice.
Lancaster Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 6.16.1Rated pleasantPleasant · 1,878 reviewsThe family-run Lancaster Hotel is right next to St Columba's Cathedral and has a view of Oban Bay. Built in 1850, it offers snacks, meals and lounge areas.
The staff were very attentive and breakfast was good.
The Royal Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 7.17.1Rated goodGood · 1,460 reviewsJust 500 metres from Oban Railway Station and Oban Ferry Terminal, The Royal Hotel offers en-suite rooms, free WiFi and limited free parking.
Convenient for everything and staff very welcoming
Muthu Oban Regent Hotel- Refurbished
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 7.27.2Rated goodGood · 114 reviewsThe Muthu Oban Regent Hotel is prominently situated at the head of Oban's north pier and is close to the main shops.
The room was great and the staff were very friendly
Tigh an Truish Inn
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 9.59.5Rated exceptionalExceptional · 116 reviewsLocated in Oban, 20 km from Corran Halls, Tigh an Truish Inn provides accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
everything the staff the food the room were excellent
Columba Hotel
Hotel in ObanBreakfast optionsScored 7.67.6Rated goodGood · 1,934 reviewsA Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901, the Columba Hotel overlooks the town of Oban and Oban Bay. It has a 24-hour front desk, a traditional restaurant and 2 bars.
Nice, yet slightly dilapidated building, perfect location.
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Gateway to the Inner Hebrides
Oban is a city built around a late 18th-century distillery that produces one of the finest single malt whiskeys in Scotland. This normally peaceful town is invaded during summer when tourists use it as a base to visit the Inner Hebrides islands such as Mull, Lismore and Coll, supporting its status as the Gateway to the Isles.
The horseshoe-shaped Oban Bay is sheltered by Kerrera Island with its spectacular Gylen Castle. Award-winning seafood restaurants and lively pubs line George Street and the waterfront of Corran Esplanade adjacent to the harbour.
Take a short walk up the hill to McCaig’s Tower, a structure based on the Roman Colosseum, for the finest views of Oban’s centre and the outer islands. When you get back down to sea level, stroll into and stumble out of the Oban whiskey distillery after sampling the local version of the 'water of life'.
Admire the coastal scenery as you travel a bit out of town to the 7th-century ruins of Dunollie Castle, home of the Clan MacDougall. The Firth of Lorn gives visitors a fanatstic opportunity to try some sea kayaking.
As the capital of North Argyll, Oban has a great selection of hotels, guest houses and B&Bs available on Booking.com.
What guests said about Oban:
- Scored 1010
Oban is hosting the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race - the...
Oban is hosting the Clipper Round the World Yacht Race - the first time a stopover has been made in Scotland in the event's 27-year history. The town is alive with colour, happy racing crews, their families and friends and visitors from all over the world. There have been festivals, exhibitions, food and drink experiences and live music; and a fantastic prizegiving in the famous Corran Halls. Get yourselves along and check the place out before the fleet leaves for Portsmouth on Sunday 21st. Quite magical.Mcgilp - Scored 1010
Oban is a lovely town on the ferry and train routes out to...
Oban is a lovely town on the ferry and train routes out to the island of Mull. Can be windy but wonderful when the sun is out. Good restaurants with lots of choice. Nice Art shop and a Waterstones plus many high class highland souvenir shops.
AnnaUnited Kingdom - Scored 6.06.0
Very busy. A few years since I was last here.
Very busy. A few years since I was last here. Disappointed with quality of bars/restaurants. Unfortunately the town looks tired and is becoming a little dad. That is disappointing because it has so much potential and there are obviously people who care.ELLIS - Scored 1010
A lovely town.
A lovely town. Such a pity we didn’t have good weather or we would have tried the ferry. Good choice of restaurants and pubs. A relaxed place to wander around. The whisky distillery is full of interesting facts and although we didn’t do the tour looked popular. Our best meal was at the Olive and Garden, next to Wetherspoons. Beautiful meal and great service. No need to book either. Oban is not huge so it’s lovely just to wander around admiring the lovely views.CarolineUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Oban is a much busier place than we expected.
Oban is a much busier place than we expected. Lots of places to eat etc. The ferry to Mull and other isles. Easy access. We stayed on the outskirts of the main town which was quite with great views of the coast.StephenUnited Kingdom - Scored 1010
Oban is a pleasant lively seaside town with plenty of shops,...
Oban is a pleasant lively seaside town with plenty of shops, places to eat and drink, its own distillery, and a whisky shop stocking every whisky you have ever heard of and quite a few you haven't. It has a lively ferry port from which you can catch trips to many of the western isles, as well as organised day trips to Mull, Iona, Staffa or and , although in summer you may have to travel up the coast for some crossings. There are also coach excursions available to Glenco and the highlands, tours to Loch Lomaond and other lochs, ans tours to nearby distilleries. Arriving in Oban from either an hebridean island or from the mountainous hinterland you feel as if you emerged back from the jungle as the town is thriving and busy. You can also get there by train although these are not very frequent. Once you arrive the attractions are all within a short walk - on our visit we saw a pipe band playing in the centre of town, and for Sunday the Cathedral was only a short walk. The beach was also popular with swimmers and clean (although not yet warm enough early June for me to go in). A most pleasant seaside town to visit for a few days.
NigelUnited Kingdom
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- Scored 8.18.1Rated very goodVery good · 603 reviewsWe travelled by train to Oban so picked the property because of its closeness to the railway station. We stayed in the apartments (separated from the hotel only by a few metres) and location proved to be excellent! It is also only one street back from high street and next to an excellent pub. Apartment was roomy, light and on first floor. Would certainly recommend to friends.
PhilAustralia - From £155 per nightScored 7.67.6Rated goodGood · 1,934 reviewsWe were down by another hotel. Booking cancelled 30 minutes before we arrived in Oban. This hotel was available at short notice. We got a warm welcome at reception, the room was warm, clean and comfortable. This was at a great location in the centre of town. It’s an old building with character. The lift is old fashioned. We will certainly go back. Great value for money.
francesUnited Kingdom - From £302.50 per nightScored 9.59.5Rated exceptionalExceptional · 600 reviewsA smart boutique hotel overlooking the harbour entrance to Oban and a 10 minute walk to the town centre. Excellent modern decor with vintage touches. Guest focused with lovely touch in having an honesty box for the bar. Member of staff Rachel was so welcoming and made our stay so memorable.StephenUnited Kingdom
- From £359 per nightScored 8.88.8Rated fabulousFabulous · 363 reviewsI cannot fault this hotel it was fantastic in every respect. The welcome was great, the room was perfect and it's in a superb location loverlooking the loch and close to Oban. Our ferry to Mull had been cancelled and it was exactly what we needed and great value for money. A brilliant stay!MarkUnited Kingdom
- From £295 per nightScored 8.28.2Rated very goodVery good · 2,452 reviewsGreat hotel but a little further from the town of Oban than we had thought.
lesleyCanada
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