Overlooking Loch Etive, the Falls of Lora Hotel is a 19th century property with an a la carte restaurant, there is free WiFi access available throughout , a bar and free on-site parking.
This property is an 18 minute walk from the beach. Situated less than 10 minutes' walk from Oban's famous McCaig's Tower, The Ranald Hotel is set in the heart of Oban town centre and just off the main...
Donald
United Kingdom
Fairly central but away from the main roads
Innovative and very good breakfast menu
Nice little bar / breakfast area - very helpful staff
With a traditional bar and restaurant, The Scot offers continental breakfasts and free Wi-Fi. Situated in Oban centre, the hotel is a 2-minute walk from the seafront and Oban Ferry Terminal.
Ernest
Hong Kong
Good location within walking distance to water front and restaurants. Free hotel parking is available.
Overlooking Loch Feochan with panoramic views of rugged mountains and tranquil islands, Knipoch House Hotel is just a short drive from Oban, the seafood capital of Scotland and a gateway to the Isles....
Set in Oban, 700 metres from Corran Halls, No.26 By The Sea offers accommodation with a garden, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 4-star hotel features free WiFi and a bar.
Richard
Mexico
BREAKFAST WAS BETTER THAN USUAL , THE CHEF COOKED DELICIOUS BENEDICTINE EGGS. THE SETTING WAS VERY PRETTY AND COMFORTABLE.
Situated in Oban, 600 metres from Corran Halls, No17 The Promenade features accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Esther
Canada
Breakfast was ok. The ambiance of the hotel is great.
The Manor House Hotel boasts a fine dining restaurant, drawing room, fully licensed bar with outdoor terrace and garden. A cooked Full Scottish and à la carte breakfast can be enjoyed at the property....
Situated on the Corran Esplanade with panoramic views of Oban Bay and the island of Kerrera, Muthu Alexandra Hotel is less than a mile from McCaig's Tower. Guests can enjoy the property's bar.
Did not have breakfast although heard good reports
Ideally located in the centre of the esplanade in Oban, The Great Western Hotel offers magnificent views of the bay, free Wi-Fi in public areas and en suite guest rooms.
A good location, very friendly staff. Good breakfast.
The family-run Lancaster Hotel is right next to St Columba's Cathedral and has a view of Oban Bay. Built in 1850, it offers snacks, meals and lounge areas.
As arranged I had basic breakfast which I enjoyed.
Built in the late 1800s, The Perle Oban Hotel & Spa is an iconic, historic building on Oban's seafront. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Oban Railway Station and the Cal Mac ferry terminal.
Excellent Hotel clean and modern with friendly staff.
FAQs about hotels in Oban
On average, 3-star hotels in Oban cost 601 lei per night, and 4-star hotels in Oban are 850 lei per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Oban can on average be found for 695 lei per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs 934 lei per night to book a 3-star hotel in Oban for tonight. You'll pay on average around 1,594 lei if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Oban will cost around 486 lei (based on Booking.com prices).
Oban is a city built around a late 18th-century distillery that produces one of the finest single malt whiskeys in Scotland. This normally peaceful town is invaded during summer when tourists use it as a base to visit the Inner Hebrides islands such as Mull, Lismore and Coll, supporting its status as the Gateway to the Isles.
The horseshoe-shaped Oban Bay is sheltered by Kerrera Island with its spectacular Gylen Castle. Award-winning seafood restaurants and lively pubs line George Street and the waterfront of Corran Esplanade adjacent to the harbour.
Take a short walk up the hill to McCaig’s Tower, a structure based on the Roman Colosseum, for the finest views of Oban’s centre and the outer islands. When you get back down to sea level, stroll into and stumble out of the Oban whiskey distillery after sampling the local version of the 'water of life'.
Admire the coastal scenery as you travel a bit out of town to the 7th-century ruins of Dunollie Castle, home of the Clan MacDougall. The Firth of Lorn gives visitors a fanatstic opportunity to try some sea kayaking.
As the capital of North Argyll, Oban has a great selection of hotels, guest houses and B&Bs available on Booking.com.
What guests said about Oban:
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It was a surprising sunny day We felt Oban was at its best.
It was a surprising sunny day We felt Oban was at its best.
The place had plenty to do and great dining,including an Indian which we appreciated.
Shopping was quintessential Scottish and each store unique.
Houses were beautiful stone with blends of colourful cottages
Beautiful
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Anonymous
India
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Oban is a bustling busy little town with many visitors and...
Oban is a bustling busy little town with many visitors and many others using the towns ferries to travel to the popular Scottish Islands !
Lots of shopping available,
Plenty of places to eat and drink to suit any budget and gift shops galore probably for those with plenty of spare cash
I was able to buy a waterproof jacket (hooded) having forgotten to pack my own got a great deal and made little dent in my wallet!
Been to Oban a good few times and hopefully will be back a few more!
Michael
United Kingdom
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We loved Oban Lovely to walk along the front
We loved Oban Lovely to walk along the front
and look over the water and identify the boats
that are there.
Lovely food available which made our wee two
night break enjoyable for us in Oban Inn.
Jean
United Kingdom
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There are so many options for days out from Oban, great bus...
There are so many options for days out from Oban, great bus routes, and ferry trip possibilities. Come by train!
A beautiful town, lots to do and see.
Had a great meal at The View. Dunollie castle lovely.
clare
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Oban is an absolutely beautiful coastal town with great...
Oban is an absolutely beautiful coastal town with great access to the rest of the Highlands. The ferries were very easy to use and we had a wonderful time exploring the Isle of Mull and travelling past the Isle of Kerrera on the way. Also make sure to head towards Dunollie Castle and take the tour round - a great time if you enjoy history or stories of the clans.
All of the food establishments that we went to were delicious and had great options. Highly recommend the ceilidh dancing on a Monday and Thursday night as it was a cracking time.
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Anonymous
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Oban is a great base to explore the wider area or where you...
Oban is a great base to explore the wider area or where you start you exploration of the islands. Lots of great pubs and restaurants. Good shopping facilities nearby if doing a self catering holiday m.
Beautiful Victorian building right on the waterfront which is always spectacular in Oban. Despite the reviews we booked last minute for a break away just 40 minutes from home and we were not let down. Whilst for the price I do not expect this to be like other hotels we use worldwide but it was clean, comfortable, warm, shower and bathroom were great, parking right outside and we walked into town for dinner, drinks and some live music. Staff were courteous, polite and fun. Did not eat or drink with them but everything else no complaints
Corrimar made us like Oban.The room was clean, big and with big windows open to a fantastic sea-view. It’s only 10-15 mins walk to the city centre along the seaside. We are not fuzzy about breakfast. The restaurant in Oban Bay Hotel a few blocks away totally satisfied our crave for good food. To us, Corrimar House is perfect. We will definitely come back.
This hotel is in centre of Oban, close to shops, bus routes, train. Beautiful harbour nearby with ferry links.
Bedroom was very good size, clean linen each day, tea/coffee making facility with bonus Tunocks teacake each day.
Lovely breakfast each morning,
Very friendly staff.Bar facility available.
Place was spotlessly clean.
Great location for an overnight stay just outside of Oban (5 mile drive to catch a ferry to Mull the next day). Dinner options were fantastic - so good I returned for an evening meal on my way home too without the overnight stay. Very nice pub as part of the hotel with outside seating - which is very nice with good weather.
The staff have been so helpful my daughter had an accident in the hotel and staff were fantastic they got a first aid person to her and couldn't do enough. The room we were given after the mix up was beautiful and lovely and clean. The food is good we would stay again as it is very close to Oban
A smart boutique hotel overlooking the harbour entrance to Oban and a 10 minute walk to the town centre. Excellent modern decor with vintage touches. Guest focused with lovely touch in having an honesty box for the bar. Member of staff Rachel was so welcoming and made our stay so memorable.
The Staff were extremely helpful, especially Pamela from Thailand, despite being very busy and understaffed. The Pool was great, and the lounge was very comfortable.The Hotel location was ideal, 5 minutes to the center of OBAN.
This beautifully renovated boutique hotel has been our favorite while visiting Scotland. Staff was wonderfully accommodating, especially Cameron, food was delicious, and the room appointments were comfortable and beautiful.
Being a premier hotel in Oban it does cost more. The fact that you are just yards from the train, bus and ferry terminal make it a prime location. It does have a spa but I didn't have the spare time to use any of them.
We had a lovely en-suite room, over-looking Oban Bay. The room was in lovely condition and all items worked with no problems.
The Hotel is in a superb location to enjoy Oban.
This hotel is right in the middle of anything you’d like to do in Oban! The staff are super friendly and the cleaning staff are super nice. The rooms were clean and comfy.
Staff were very hard working and friendly. Wonderful views. Spacious older style hotel. The dinner in the restaurant, if slightly pricy for Oban, was good.
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