Bed and Breakfast Argyll

a cozy welcome awaits you within the stunning surroundings of Argyll’s only ancient castle, with sleep and breakfast services. Integrated 1609 by “Black” Duncan Campbell and restored in 1897 by Sir Duncan Campbell 3rd Baronet of Barcaldine, Barcaldine Castle offers one thing undoubtedly beautiful. A Scottish Castle put on shores of Loch Creran with spectacular views regarding the snow-capped hills of Glencoe during the early springtime to the golden colours of Autumn.

Discover Argyll’s Natural Beauty

A lovely, remote and intimate element of Scotland located north of Glasgow stretching from Loch Lomond, north to Oban and south to Machrihanish. Knowledge amazing food, spectacular landscapes and some of the best tennis classes in Scotland. Your journey through Argyll features spectacular Scottish villages and also the Royal town of Inveraray, home on Duke Of Argyll – main of Clan Campbell. Argyll ferryports deliver “Gateway towards the isles”. From Oban you achieve Mull, Iona & Staffa, Kerrera & Lismore on day trips.

History of Argyll

Explore Scotland’s richest primitive landscape by visiting the Kilmartin Museum in Argyll containing a massive assortment of Neolithic stays. Mull Museum and Inveraray Jail are must-sees to soak up a brief history and find out interesting facts of Argyll & The Isles.

Accommodation

Our Airds area can be set as a twin or as a brilliant king sized twice. Like Argyll this has an en-suite toilet and walk in bath but Airds also incorporates a turreted dressing area since it is on top floor.

The Argyll room has a double-aspect with views across the yard towards the south west gate, Lochan Dhub in addition to ancient Scots pines beyond. The room has actually ornate white furniture and has now an en-suite lavatory and bath.

The Barcaldine room is a big comfortable room with traditional mahogany furniture. The window deals with across the yard south west gate, Lochan Dhub and the old scots pines beyond.

The Breadalbane room is one of our biggest areas featuring a four poster sleep and antique furniture. This space advantages of a rather huge restroom with a roll top bathtub and walk-in shower.

The Caithness area, at the top of the castle, probably boasts best views into northeast over Loch Creran and towards Glencoe. The toilet with a roll top shower and shower also stocks this view.