Location: Campbeltown
Top Hotels in Campbeltown
The 10 best hotels in Campbeltown, United Kingdom
Discover the best hotels in Campbeltown, Kintyre Peninsula, Argyll and Bute, Scotland including The Royal Hotel, Argyll Hotel, The Royal Hotel, Craigard House Hotel, Gowanlea Heights, Argyll Arms Hotel, Ardshiel Hotel, Dellwood Hotel, Braefoot Guest House, White Hart Hotel.
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1. The Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 329 reviews
The crown jewel of Campbeltown and just 8 km from the award-winning golf courses of Machrihanish, the newly restored Royal Hotel provides unrivalled luxury accommodation to the Kintyre Peninsula. Enjoy marvelously appointed guest rooms, fine dining at The Harbourview Grille and spirited good times at The Black Sheep Pub, all overlooking the picturesque Campbeltown Harbour.
Nice, Needs a Refresh
Reviewed By BrynMawrBKHere is what we liked about The Royal Hotel in Campbeltown: the central location across from the harbor, the pretty public spaces, the very comfortable bed, and the pleasant staff. Here's what could use improvement: the torn curtain in the bay window of our room, the cave-like dim lighting in both bedroom and bathroom, and the few electrical outlets with no USB charging ports. Our room was very large but the poor lighting made it difficult to navigate without all the curtains wide open. Updated room décor and brighter lighting would make a big difference. Breakfast was fine and all the staff were very nice. If the ambiance of the rooms matched the updated paint and furnishing of the public spaces, the Royal Hotel could be a standout in this lovely town.
2. Argyll Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 574 reviews
The Argyll Hotel sits on Bellochantuy bay, 10 miles north of Campbeltown on the beautiful Kintyre peninsula. It is a small hotel with eight bedrooms, most boasting sea views of the Atlantic across to the islands of Islay, Jura and Gigha. The conservatory restaurant and lounge area give panoramic views of the ocean and islands too. A great place to chill and relax and of course to eat, with lunches and dinners served daily. Sit on our outdoor terrace and listen to the waves cascading onto the white sandy beach of the curved bay. The terrace leads directly onto the beach where you can walk off your dinner or build up your appetite before dinner. A great place too for children to play or to walk your dog. The hotel dates back to the late eighteenth century when it was built as a coaching inn and has remained as a hotel to this day. Modernised over the years, the hotel still retains the feel of an old west coast hotel with is cosy snug bar, but has the modern conveniences of en suite rooms with TV, free wi-fi access and an affordable restaurant meaning you do not have to leave the comfort of the hotel.
Evening meal
Reviewed By neilc143Excellent food with very friendly service in a restaurant with amazing views. Good quality food with no long wait and good service from the staff. Worth booking beforehand as it does get busy but if you’re near Campbeltown it’s well worth the effort
3. The Royal Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 329 reviews
The crown jewel of Campbeltown and just 8 km from the award-winning golf courses of Machrihanish, the newly restored Royal Hotel provides unrivalled luxury accommodation to the Kintyre Peninsula. Enjoy marvelously appointed guest rooms, fine dining at The Harbourview Grille and spirited good times at The Black Sheep Pub, all overlooking the picturesque Campbeltown Harbour.
Nice, Needs a Refresh
Reviewed By BrynMawrBKHere is what we liked about The Royal Hotel in Campbeltown: the central location across from the harbor, the pretty public spaces, the very comfortable bed, and the pleasant staff. Here's what could use improvement: the torn curtain in the bay window of our room, the cave-like dim lighting in both bedroom and bathroom, and the few electrical outlets with no USB charging ports. Our room was very large but the poor lighting made it difficult to navigate without all the curtains wide open. Updated room décor and brighter lighting would make a big difference. Breakfast was fine and all the staff were very nice. If the ambiance of the rooms matched the updated paint and furnishing of the public spaces, the Royal Hotel could be a standout in this lovely town.
4. Craigard House Hotel
Overall Ratings
4 based on 305 reviews
An imposing 1882 Italianate Mansion overlooking Campbeltown Loch on the peaceful and beautiful Kintyre Peninsula. Stunning scenery, wildlife, quiet roads and beaches - and 13 comfortable rooms to come home to, all with bath, shower,huge fluffy towels, Neutrogena toiletries, bathrobes, Free WiFi and satellite TV. Enjoy the informal and intimate atmosphere of the Lochside Restaurant with lovely sea views and wonderful food. We specialise in local seafood, shellfish, meat, produce and game - as well as a comprehensive and welcoming Wine and Malt Whisky list. Classic Links Golf at Machrihanish GC, Machrihanish Dunes and Dunaverty await you. Lori and Roger look forward to welcoming you...
Perfect location for Campbeltown
Reviewed By guildf0rdA lovely little hotel about 20 minutes pleasant walk from Campbeltown. Great Scottish breakfast included. The main positive about this hotel though is the staff . They deserve a bonus. They could not do enough for us. The hotel is small and quaint but without the staff it would not have been the same great stay.
5. Gowanlea Heights
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
The exclusive private Suite in Gowanlea Heights B&B is tastefully decorated in a contemporary style and sleeps up to four people. This comfortable space on the ground floor is yours with one double (in one room) and two single high-quality beds (in a separate room). There's ample room for you as you have your own private bathroom, lounge and dining room. Of course, we offer tea and coffee making facilities, a fridge and microwave, and all rooms are finished to a high standard. At the southern end of the Kintyre Peninsula, this smart, comfortable slice of history is ideally located to explore the Kintyre region. Gowanlea Bed & Breakfast is within a conservation area near the Campbeltown Ferry terminal and within walking distance of Campbeltown facilities. It's ideally situated, whether you want to stay local or travel around Kintyre and the islands. A delicious breakfast is served between 7 am and 9 am.
Excellent B & B
Reviewed By colingL9426OAOn a drab wet cold evening, we were ushered into the lounge where a log burner was burning bright. Hot drinks were available and the welcome was first class. Everything about the place, the rooms, the facilities and the breakfast were first class. By far the best B & B I have ever stayed in.
6. Argyll Arms Hotel
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 123 reviews
The perfect place for your accommodation requirements the Argyll Arms Hotel has a vantage location on the Main Street of town. There are 25 en suite bedrooms, all have colour TVs, tea/coffee making facilities and direct dial telephones. At the rear of the hotel is a private car park. The spacious, elegant dining room offers the best of Scottish Fayre. In addition to a cosy lounge bar, the cocktail bar with its associated function suite is the ideal venue for functions, weddings and conferences.
Okay - not the best.
Reviewed By MMG9631Stayed for one night and hotel was okay. Staff were friendly but rooms were not as expected. Very old decor, bathroom was dirty and had bugs crawling around on the floor. Shower was broken and shower head kept falling down. Breakfast was average but the breakfast room felt more like a village hall and it was cold - was shivering whilst having breakfast. Not the best place to stay unless standards are raised.
7. Ardshiel Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 302 reviews
Ardshiel Hotel, we offer 10 en-suite bedrooms over 2 floors with further accommodation available in our annex. Our aim is to provide a relaxed and friendly atmosphere whether you are staying with us overnight, visiting our restaurant, catching up with friends over coffee or enjoying a drink in our award winning bar. The Ardshiel Hotel provides an excellent base to explore Campbeltown and Kintyre. Situated within walking distance of the town centre and all three of the towns working distilleries Glengyle, Glen Scotia and Springbank enjoying Campbeltown's rich whisky history is right on your doorstep.
First class dinner
Reviewed By james hWe had an excellent fish meal at The Ardshiel on our last night in Kintyre. The staff were very efficient and friendly and the Whisky bar and adjacent restaurant are very well appointed. We had mussels, langoustines and haddock which were deliciously fresh and very well cooked. Our table was set beside an open fire which was very welcoming.
8. Dellwood Hotel
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
Dellwood Hotel is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Campbeltown, offering a budget friendly environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Dellwood Hotel offer a flat screen TV. During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including baggage storage. Guests of Dellwood Hotel are also welcome to enjoy an on-site restaurant. For travelers arriving by car, free parking is available. If you like cafes, Dellwood Hotel is conveniently located near Cafe Bluebell, Amelia's Cafe & Bistro, and Food For Thought Takeaway. Looking to explore? Then look no further than Davaar Island Cave Painting of the Crucifixion (0.1 mi) and Coastal Design (0.6 mi), which are some popular Campbeltown attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the small hotel. Enjoy your stay in Campbeltown!
Friendly owners
Reviewed By PeakdistricThe owners Tracey and Bruce made us feel very welcome as soon as we arrived. The hotel was clean, comfortable with spacious rooms. We were in Cambeltown to cycle the Caledonian Way and the Dellwood Hotel was located perfectly to start the trip. There was ample breakfast choice, home-cooked and plenty of it. The coastline, countryside, hospitality and brilliant weather made it a very relaxing weekend. We would definitely book the hotel again.
9. Braefoot Guest House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Braefoot is a former manse lovingly restored – it is a listed building with some stunning architectural features. Guests are made to feel at home and any special dietary requirements are catered for. Appointments can be made on request for local attractions such as golf, pony trekking, whisky tours and more. Open all year round. Bedroom decor is pale grey bedding grey and white paint work with shots of colour e.g. Orange cushions - teal painted tables etc. Tea and coffee facilities in each room - free WI-FI and tvs in rooms - all are ensuite - cooked breakfast included in price. We ask our valued guests to give us an approximate time of arrival and to let us know if anything to make their stay a happy one . Guests are invited to let us know any problems as owners we take comfort seriously - we unashamedly put guests first - we look forward to meeting you
Excellent stay
Reviewed By Connector101666We stayed here for two nights in July 21. Our host was clearly passionate about his community and had lots of helpful tips about where to go and see which was very useful as first time visitors. Our bedroom was huge with two comfortable single beds and an en suite. I thought it was a nice touch to have Arran Aromatic hand wash in the en suite. Plenty of storage, a large wardrobe, a large chest of drawers and unit between the beds. Plenty of plugs also. We had a beautiful view of the harbour. Breakfast was delicious, with a full cooked breakfast done to order and lovely coffee. We felt the B&B was well situated and it was nice to have a stroll back after eating dinner. My only criticism is a tiny one. I like a biscuit with my tea, but really I am being mega picky here. A great stay and we will happily return.
10. White Hart Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 38 reviews
Small privately owned hotel in middle of town offering budget rooms with TVs, Tea and coffee making facilities. All en-suite. Good quality acclaimed food and drink in our bars and restaurant.
Staff Lovely, Hotel Dire
Reviewed By Chris CAs all other reviewers have mentioned, the staff at this place cannot be faulted. They are lovely. However, the building is in desperate need of renovation, doors which don't fit into frames, cracked and peeling windowsills, tired carpets and moldy bathrooms. Also the only place I've ever had chicken served with squirty cream as a starter
