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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Ardmun House
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 4 Children
Ardmun House is located on the shore road in the pretty village of Kilmun, with Dunoon just a few miles across the loch. It overlooks the Holy Loch and the r...
Clydeside Villa
Dunoon and Cowal
10 Adults, 6 Children
Clydeside Villa is a beautifully appointed holiday villa boasting spectacular sea views over the Clyde Estuary. A stunning waterfront holiday home set in a p...
Clan MacDonald (No.5)
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 4 Children
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Please note all prices include all energy costs. There are no hidden extras....
Newton Cottage South
Inveraray, Knapdale, Kilmartin and Crinan
4 Adults, 3 Children
Newton Cottage South is full of history, character and charm, built around 1850 in the picturesque village of Newtown, Inveraray offering breathtaking loch v...
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...
Lewis (king) - No. 2
Oban and Lorn
2 Adults, 0 Children
Cosy and comfortable, one bedroom chalet with king bed and ensuite shower room. Bedlinen and towels provided. Beds can be split on request.
Quien East - Spence Cottage
Bute
6 Adults, 4 Children
Quien East is a stunning holiday cottage situated on the west coast of Bute overlooking Scalpsie Bay with the beautiful island of Arran forming a spectacular...
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...
Trefoil by Loch Fyne
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 5 Children
You will appreciate the peace & quiet relaxing on the verandah and taking in the sweeping view and sunsets over Loch Fyne. A dog is welcome. 3 bedrooms....
Squirrel Drey Lodge
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
Squirrel Drey is the second lodge on the top level at Appin Holiday Homes, set in a peaceful position with easy access to the surrounding countryside. This w...
Craignethan
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 4 Children
Craignethan is a stunning sea side self-catering holiday house set in picturesque Kames. Nestled in a quiet and peaceful location this coastal retreat boasts...
The Studio
Mull and Iona
4 Adults, 3 Children
Studio is a spacious cottage, recently renovated, with a small sun room off the dining kitchen which catches the sunsets all year round. It has a small fence...
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