3-Star Hotels in Argyll and Bute, United Kingdom

the stay was decent. What stands out from all the similar properties is really really really good bed (double bed turned out to more of a superking), nice size tv (50+ inch), sockets with USB are a bonus. interior design is subjective to taste but its not my priority at this price. I guess one can highlight fresh furniture. Bathroom: Clean shower, standard number of towels and shower mat, hair drier, heated towel rack, shampoo/soap/body lotion and soap bar. Waiting staff was very nice and helpful. Breakfast: the breakfast is usual full Scottish breakfast variety buffet, (fried eggs, black pudding, hashbrowns, scones, sausages, bacon, beans) with plenty condiments available as well as 3 types of toast, couple of cheeses and hams, fruit salad, yoghurts, various sweet pastries. Full set of teas, jams honeys etc, but coffee could be a little better, but again cannot complaint at price. The hotel it is definitely underrated. While some things around hotel are a little flimzy, dusty, it is very decent value. it all fades away when you realise how nice it is to have a fresh large bed and that it is basically minutes away from ferry terminal. Great views are come as a big bonus. Note for parking: very limited, but you can park at council carpark not far away at reasonable cost.

The location of the hotel is very good and the parking lot is large. Facing the bay and port, the scenery is beautiful. The room is not big and the overall feeling is rather old, but the price/performance ratio here is very high

This is a really cozy place. People come here to take a one day rest. Will come here back soon

Beautiful building overlooking the river and mountains Room was excellent with table and chairs to enjoy the view Breakfast was very good excellent choice of food and hot which is not always the case with buffet breakfasts so this was a real bonus Lovely friendly staff who you could easily converse with and have a laugh Have stayed here often and the people who run it now are the best

Have stayed in lots of other Premier Inns before and had lovely experiences. This one was ok but the parking left us feeling a little disappointed. First night we stayed there was enough free parking for the amount of guests and everything was great. We went out for the day as you do and when we came back we found 4 road workers lorries parked sideways across and taking up at least 14 spaces in total. There were work vans parked in the disabled bays, in the passenger drop off bays, you name it, there was a works can parked in it. When we queried what we were supposed to do we got told just use the on street parking down the road as it's free between 6pm and 9am. We said about the vans parking is out of order and they said ”Well unless they are guests and have registered their vehicles there is nothing we can do!” So there went our nice relaxing morning, taking our time to pack up and leave to drive the 6 hours back home because we had to be out and away by 9am or face charges!

All the front desk personnel are the best asset this hotel has. The place could do with an update of their appliances and furniture in their rooms. Soft furnishings are ok. The cleanliness could be a bit better. They lent me slippers so I could use the steam room and it was a great addition to my stay. Overall I give the place a 3/5.

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.