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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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...
Clan MacKinnon (No.1)
Oban and Lorn
6 Adults, 4 Children
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The price includes all energy costs. There are no hidden extras.
Dogs are welcome in this cottage. We...
Duill Cottage
Mull and Iona
3 Adults, 1 Children
Duill Cottage enjoys wonderful sea views from the sitting room and main bedroom, whilst the galley kitchen looks over a small lochan, perfect for watching wi...
Rowan Cottage
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 4 Children
Rowan Cottage is a lovely detached holiday, sitting on a hillside overlooking Loch Long and the Firth of Clyde, near Dunoon, Argyll.
Coll - No. 10
Oban and Lorn
4 Adults, 2 Children
A spacious two bedroom lodge with single bench sofa bed in the lounge and space for an extra bed in the twin room.
Toechtamhor
Mull and Iona
4 Adults, 3 Children
Toechtamhor sleeps 4 + 1 child. Open plan kitchen living room with wood stove. Kingsize bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Twin bedroom with ensuite shower room...
Quien West - Bannatyne
Bute
6 Adults, 4 Children
Quien West is a stunning holiday cottage situated on the west coast of Bute overlooking Scalpsie Bay with the beautiful island of Arran forming a spectacular...
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...
South Lodge
Kintyre and Gigha
2 Adults, 2 Children
South Lodge offers year round accommodation and is the ideal romantic retreat, whatever the weather.
The accommodation comprises a double bedroom, sitting...
Seabank Lodge
Oban and Lorn
8 Adults, 8 Children
Facilities
Outdoor hot tub
Floor to ceiling windows with panoramic views
Woodburning stove
Suitable for assisted wheelchair user
Set in own gro...
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...
Colonsay - No. 15
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...
18 Lamont Lodges
Dunoon and Cowal
6 Adults, 4 Children
18 Lamont Lodges is a self catering lodge and features a bright comfortable lounge area with TV, games and books. It’s comfortable and inviting the lod...
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