Boasting a beautiful location next to the harbour, with rolling hills in the distance, this hotel is 5 miles from Machrihanish in the heart of Campbeltown.
Dellwood Hotel is set on the main road into Campbeltown. Set In its own grounds and 5 minutes’ walk from the town centre, the family-run Dellwood has a restaurant, bar and free WiFi.
Argyll Arms Hotel is set on Campbeltown’s main street, close to the seafront and where the ferries leave for Ardrossan.
Stuart
United Kingdom
Well located in the centre of the town, right next door to the Town Hall. There is ample on-street parking overnight.
Staff dealt gracefully with a very late check in.
The building is an old one, but has been refurbished recently. This is well done, with a very good standard of finish and plenty period features retained. It's got a lot of character.
Bathroom was an ample size with a decent shower and huge bath.
Offering free WiFi and free private parking, Gowanlea Heights is situated in Campbeltown, just 900 yards from Mitchell's Glengyle distillery.
Winston83
France
Quite certainly the best B&B we've ever stayed in! Everything was PERFECT : John and David were wonderful hosts from the moment we arrived until the moment we left. The house is beautiful and so clean, the decoration and equipment are wonderful and the full Scottish breakfast was excellent! Wish we could have stayed longer!! Even a lovely cake on arrival - they really look after their guests!
Grammar Lodge Guest House features garden views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Campbeltown, 600 metres from Springbank Whisky Distillery.
Scott
United Kingdom
Great location, great breakfast, big very clean rooms and great overall service.
A recently renovated property, Ocean View is set in Campbeltown near Springbank Whisky Distillery, Mitchell's Glengyle distillery. Featuring sea and mountain views, this apartment also has free WiFi.
Set in Campbeltown in the Argyll and Bute region, The Nifty Nook features a terrace. This apartment is 600 metres from Mitchell's Glengyle distillery.
Carol
United Kingdom
The apartment has everything we needed for a four-day stay. It is very comfortable and the kitchen is well-equipped. The property is located in a nice street, handy for local shops and restaurants.
The hosts are very helpful and responded quickly to a question I had.
We found the Kintyre Larder almost at the end of the street and it has a good stock of locally-supplied foods and drinks. We made several stops there. The restaurant Number Forty Two is very close by and the food and service were excellent. We had a great choice of fresh seafood and would recommend the restaurant. The Cadenhead's Whisky Shop has a "Tasting Room" cafe nearby - ask in the shop for directions because it's tucked away, a little out of sight. There's a small selection of very fresh food in the Tasting Room and its also a great place for a late morning coffee or an afternoon stop.
The distillery tours were well worth the trip - they were the main purpose of our visit. However, Campbeltown is also a good destination for boat trips, bike hire and coastal walks.
Before we even left, we were planning to go back.
Set in Campbeltown, the recently renovated Camisila offers accommodation less than 1 km from Springbank Whisky Distillery and a 10-minute walk from Mitchell's Glengyle distillery.
Situated in Campbeltown, 700 metres from Springbank Whisky Distillery, Ardshiel Hotel features accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Peter
United Kingdom
We have been coming for many years and is always a pleasure, home from home
Southend which is about a 20 minute walk from the cottage is...
Southend which is about a 20 minute walk from the cottage is a very quiet sleepy village with one central store that has an amazing tearoom selling fantastic cakes.
For a busier place you would need to head up to Campbeltown which has a high street, supermarkets, cafes and restaurants and is 8 miles from the cottage.
JSUKLUTMD
United Kingdom
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Southend is a very small Hamlet
Southend is a very small Hamlet
There are some historic places to visit as well as a couple of lovely beaches to walk along or risk a paddle in the sea .
Local Seal population is healthy and like to sunbathe on rocks at Tourist Parking area.
You MUST try the Muneroy Tea Rooms on the village, their range of cakes is amazing as are the portions. The Tea Room itself is a step back in time to a more relaxed and peaceful time where you can sit and enjoy good food and company.
If you do fancy a bit of adventure and seeing a bit of the area off road then there is a local Horse Riding facility - Wilder Ways, they will happily arrange for you to get out in the local area on horseback for even better views of the countryside.
John
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
It's a great place, it definitely does feel like the end of...
It's a great place, it definitely does feel like the end of Kintyre but embrace the trip down the A83 - a real stunner of a road. Lovely beaches, quiet seclusion, good walks, lots of wildlife and stunning sunsets.
Chris
United Kingdom
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