Hotel The Inveraray Inn, BW Signature Collection (Inveraray, United Kingdom)

The Argyll Hotel was originally designed and built in the 1700’s by famed Scottish architect John Adam and was originally the accommodation of officials visiting Inveraray Castle. The building still retains much of its original character and is only a fiv

The property lies on the banks of Loch Fyne and Glen Shira, the gateway to the Western Highlands and is also close to major roads linking Glasgow, Oban and Campbeltown.

The Argyll Restaurant and Bar serves an intriguing variety of dishes, all made with locally sourced produce from local farms. The permanent table d’hote menu is augmented with an exclusive summer a la carte menu. The bar stocks a selection of draught beer

The Argyll Hotel is very popular for weddings thanks to its rustic charm. However, enquire before booking to ensure that it does not coincide with a wedding function as the hotel can very easily become overcrowded, leaving non-wedding guests no chance in

The hotel has several floors but no lift to service them. The only way to access floors above ground is via two spiral staircases. This can be challenging to elderly visitors or those with special needs. Book on the ground floor if possible.

The interior décor is very dated and in need of some refurbishing and modernising. The lack of dedicated soundproofing coupled with thin walls and doors leads to a disruptive night’s sleep (particularly if there is a wedding on or small children running a