Self Catering Accommodation in Argyll & the Isles
Scotland's Adventure CoastDiscover the perfect self catering place to stay in Argyll & the Isles for your min-break or longer holiday. Enjoy all the facilities of a home-from-home experience as your relaxing retreat and ideal base for daily adventures.
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Gigha - No. 18
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
One double and one twin bedroom, family bathroom, comfortable living space with dining and kitchen in our standard Type A layout. Adjacent parking. Wooden de...
Taigh na Mara
Dunoon and Cowal
10 Adults, 8 Children
Taigh na Mara is a beautifully appointed two level luxury holiday home set on the waterfront in the picturesque village of Kames. Featuring magnificent views...
Kennacraig Lodge
Kintyre and Gigha
6 Adults, 4 Children
Kennacraig Lodge is a superb new self-catering holiday home nestled in the tiny hamlet of Whitehouse, on the north end of the Kintyre peninsula, West Coast S...
Ard Darach Lodge
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 4 Children
Ard Darach Lodge, (the Great Oak) is a charming log cabin set in a magical woodland setting in the heart of Argyll Forest. Walking distance to Pucks Glen and...
Kennels
Bute
4 Adults, 3 Children
A building bursting with character, the Kennels is a delightful property located in the grounds of Mount Stuart, Isle of Bute.
Sleeps 4
2 Double Bedroo...
Beech Tree Lodge
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 0 Children
Single storey detached lodge with uninterrupted loch views and large covered balcony. Refurbished January for 2024 season .
Sleeping 2- 4 persons accommod...
Rum - No. 7
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
Two double bedrooms, bathroom with walk in shower.
Ivybank Cottage
Dunoon and Cowal
4 Adults, 3 Children
A gem of a cottage offering loch & mountain views, a sun room and a wood burning stove. Perfect for walkers being just steps away from the start of marke...
Staffa - No. 12
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
One double and one twin bedroom, family bathroom, comfortable living space with dining and kitchen in our standard Type A layout. Adjacent parking. Wooden de...
Nether Stravannan North
Bute
8 Adults, 4 Children
Nether Stravannan North is one of two properties in the luxurious Nether Stravannan development, which is situated on the attractive south west coast of the...
Amber Lodge
Dunoon and Cowal
4 Adults, 3 Children
Amber Lodge is an inviting holiday lodge, privately owned set in picturesque Hunters Quay in a very quiet location in the park. Perfect to explore the specta...
Jura - No. 17
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
Two double bedrooms, bathroom with walk in shower.
Shelduck Cottage
Dunoon and Cowal
7 Adults, 7 Children
Shelduck Cottage is a top-of-the-range holiday cottage that sits right on
the shore of Loch Riddon, a spectacular sea loch, near Colintraive, Argyll.
The p...
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