Hotéis perto de Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel, Oban

Very large old building set back from the main road and over five miles from Oban. There's limited parking here so this may become a problem if you have mobility issues. The rooms are extremely basic and it seemed to me that every expense had been spared when there were renovated. Upon first entering my room I noticed a lingering smell of sewage in the bathroom, this dispersed when I left the fan on for two hours whilst I went for dinner in Oban. The TV was a tiny flat screen affair but the room itself was so small that it seemed to be in proportion. The over-bath shower set-up was okay but the bathroom itself was cramped and tiny. Breakfast was totally grim and inedible, I took one bite of each item and left the lot, it had very obviously been reheated in a microwave as it was molten hot. Additionally the teacups on my table showed brown stains so the cuppa was left too. When I was in my roomy there was a lot of noise bleed through from other rooms and disturbance from people in the corridor which was disturbing. For me, the biggest problem with Falls of Lora Hotel was that the bed and bedding all had a strong smell of a famous brand of antiseptic which rendered my pyjamas unusable for the rest of my trip. When I mentioned this particular smell to a member of staff she nodded, laughed and said 'it's because a lot of old people stay here'. The only positive for this depressing hotel was the endless good humour and pleasantness of the staff.

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.

A little bit from the train station, so it is quieter. Looking at the sea, sitting in the hotel to see the sea, blue sky and white clouds, very beautiful. The breakfast was good, and the smoked salmon was more delicious than the traditional English breakfast at other hotels. After breakfast, I walked by the beach and saw the rainbow. I walked all the way and saw the rainbow changing. It was a surprise. Going to Scotland, recommending to Auburn, to Auburn, recommend this hotel.

Having read some very negative reviews I was uneasy about the booking which our group had made to stay here for several nights. What did I find ? Friendly welcoming staff, warm, spacious comfortable rooms and breathtaking views over the bay. Service in the dining room was good and the breakfast buffet offered a good range of hot and cold choices. The hotel lacks the uniformity of a corporate chain hotel but that's part of it's charm. It's not perfect but it was more than adequate for our needs. Would happily stay here again.

It's a 3-minute walk from the train station and only half an hour's walk to the entire Oban. It's a beautiful town. The croissants for breakfast are delicious and the service attitude is very good.

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!

We stayed for 4 nights and only wish it had been more! From the moment we arrived to the time we left, we couldn't have been made more welcome by a wonderful owner, Karen, in accommodation that certainly lived up to it's billing. It is clear that no expense had been spared down to the most minor of details. We stayed in the Deluxe Suite that was most certainly 5 star with a view to die for. I don't know how Karen manages to offer such a huge breakfast menu but all of the choices we made were cooked perfectly and beautifully presented. Also of note, the recommendations that Karen made for places to visit and places to eat were all exceptional. It is clear that this owner has a wealth of experience and loves hosting and this is amply reflected in this stunning guest house. Cannot recommend highly enough!

We stayed at the Isle of Eriska for my birthday and it was wonderful! The junior suite was beautiful, huge and very well maintained. The only thing that would improve would be a mini fridge for water etc. Dinner on in the restaurant was nice, but service a little slow at times - especially when another guest had complained and they became the main focus while we (and everyone else) had to wait quite a while. Breakfast was fantastic, and a special shout out to the assistant GM who was incredibly helpful and even arranged for late check out for us so we could enjoy the hotel further. We’re definitely planning on returning, hopefully in the summer months to enjoy the full island and making the most of it during the lighter evenings. Thank you for a wonderful stay!