Oban Hotels with Wifi

Hotel is a little tricky to find despite the signs on the main road. Up the driveway, I found myself facing a farm and a private home. There is one sign pointing left off to a garden, no mention of the hotel. It turns out you must follow that road. Anyway, the view of the lake is lovely. We arrived quite late, about 9pm. I think the kitchen was closed but they managed to make some soup and sandwiches for us. We followed this with one drink just before the bar closed. We tried to drink outside at the lakeside but the insects forced us back in! Nice room, good value for money (100 pounds) despite the ageing decor. In the morning we ate the cooked breakfast and checked out. This is when I got hit for an additional 75 pounds for the food and drink, almost doubling my bill. It's a nice place but think twice before you think you've got a bargain.

This place was a true paradise in the Scotland Highlands. The location was perfect, over looking the water. The food was delicious and cooked to order. The room was more than we could have asked for. Great big bed that made you want to sleep in it all day and the soaker tub was divine. I would absolutely stay here again and recommend this luxury B&B to everyone.

Everything was great; the hotel is close to the center of Oban.

Great bar on the first floor Staff service is also very good Because it's a hundred-year-old building. No elevator. It may be inconvenient if you have large luggage

I can't tell you about my stay as I booked the wrong dates. As soon as I found out, I phoned The Oyster Inn to cancel but because I used Trip.com, they said there was nothing they could do. I cancelled on Trip.com and the message said that they'd contacted the hotel to confirm if it was ok to cancel FOC. According to trip.com, no response was forthcoming so my booking was not cancelled. My booking has since been ”completed”. When I contacted the hotel the following day to ask why they had not approved the cancellation, they said trip.com had simply asked for info, not to approve cancellation. Who is lying? Suffice to say, I will not use trip.com again and have decided to stay elsewhere in Oban.

It is very centrally located with Tesco, M n S big supermarkets just round the corner 5 minutes walk away. Some Car park spaces in front good for free parking after 6 pm to 9 am. For cheapest whole day parking, 7.50 pound can be found near the ferry pier, about 7 mins walk from hotel. Easy access to all restaurants. Reception is within the bar in Ranald Hotel with manned staff until 11pm. Cons in room, water shower not consistent in temperature, no washing machine and room lightings can feel too dark. But maybe a lot of lightings in that area are like that… But all in all will recommend. Comfortable.

A nicely maintained property with good views and accessibility to the town centre with its stunning views across the bay and surrounding areas.

This is a hotel with more than 100 years of history. It is nostalgic. Breakfast and dinner are in different restaurants. Breakfast is fixed according to the room number. Reservations are required for dinner. Since it is an old house and there is no elevator, the only drawback is that.

Perfect location close to rail station.Lots of positive points, however hotel was dated in parts, room carpet flooring was unstable so had to exercise caution not to trip and cause injury. Reception staff member Jamie pleasant and most helpful, so was Nicola over the phone the night before check-in. Food could be improved, with a better variety at breakfast, and providing fresh fruit. Room allocated was not what I expected. Would stay again if better room allocated.

Convenient location with lovely views. Friendly, helpful staff. Excellent breakfast with lots of choice. We had a family room with a sea view consisting of a double and single bed. It was a very large room and had a sofa, coffee table and TV as well as tea and coffee making facilities  tThe staff were great but the hotel decor was a little tired. Parking is limited and cannot be booked in advance. It would be better if disabled drivers could pre-book parking. Parking is £10 a night unless you have a blue badge. There is only one disabled parking space and at the time we visited, some parking spaces were impacted by building works which made it awkward driving in and also took up several spaces.  I would stay there again and recommend.