Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
it was a very unique property as part of the property was owned by the town people who had gotten together to save the property from foreclosure and built an amazingly large gourmet restaurant for the whole town to enjoy
it was a very unique property as part of the property was owned by the town people who had gotten together to save the property from foreclosure and built an amazingly large gourmet restaurant for the whole town to enjoy
Gail
Reviewed September 19, 2024Reviewed September 19, 2024
I only stayed one night and wished I was staying a couple at least. Checking in was a breeze, and the guesthouse is immaculate. I loved the detail in decor and they had a great sitting room. Breakfast was great with ducks in the yard for entertainment (we were inside!). I will stay there again if I return to do hiking in the local area. The owners were very nice and friendly.
I only stayed one night and wished I was staying a couple at least. Checking in was a breeze, and the guesthouse is immaculate. I loved the detail in decor and they had a great sitting room. Breakfast was great with ducks in the yard for entertainment (we were inside!). I will stay there again if I return to do hiking in the local area. The owners were very nice and friendly.
Jessica
Reviewed September 11, 2026Reviewed September 11, 2026
This was a beautiful place to spend the night! The room was large (with a surprisingly large bathroom), the dining was delicious, the service was impeccable and best of all, the employees were the nicest we’ve met on this trip to Scotland. We highly recommend the Oak Tree Inn!!
This was a beautiful place to spend the night! The room was large (with a surprisingly large bathroom), the dining was delicious, the service was impeccable and best of all, the employees were the nicest we’ve met on this trip to Scotland. We highly recommend the Oak Tree Inn!!
A really lovely place to stay in Inveraray. Very good pub and restaurant. The house whisky was so good I took home 2 bottles. There are a variety of different rooms, some in the main building others in adjacent buildings and some with spectacular views across the loch. The standalone tub was a nice amenity, which I did not have the time to enjoy.
A really lovely place to stay in Inveraray. Very good pub and restaurant. The house whisky was so good I took home 2 bottles. There are a variety of different rooms, some in the main building others in adjacent buildings and some with spectacular views across the loch. The standalone tub was a nice amenity, which I did not have the time to enjoy.
Alice
Reviewed October 12, 2026Reviewed October 12, 2026
A spectacularly beautiful village and environment. The Hotel is in a lovely location, but needs a little maintenance. Staff friendly and helpful, and went the extra mile when we accidentally left something behind
A spectacularly beautiful village and environment. The Hotel is in a lovely location, but needs a little maintenance. Staff friendly and helpful, and went the extra mile when we accidentally left something behind
Inverardran was the first stop on our partial West Highland Way walk, so we didn't stay long, but the B&B was very lovely. Breakfast was delicious, with the porridge being the best we had our whole trip through Scotland! Inspired us to try to make it back home. Owner was very warm, helpful and lovely as well. We found out here that Highland water everywhere was going to be quite brown (but safe to drink), so that took a bit to adjust to.
Inverardran was the first stop on our partial West Highland Way walk, so we didn't stay long, but the B&B was very lovely. Breakfast was delicious, with the porridge being the best we had our whole trip through Scotland! Inspired us to try to make it back home. Owner was very warm, helpful and lovely as well. We found out here that Highland water everywhere was going to be quite brown (but safe to drink), so that took a bit to adjust to.
This is a beautiful 1800s home updated with modern amenities yet retaining the old elements that a person wants when they choose an old Scottish manor house. The chef is extraordinary and innovative yet dependable. The house is far from restaraunts, stores and entertainment so you must have your own transport. Also, wifi connections are awful except in the library.
This is a beautiful 1800s home updated with modern amenities yet retaining the old elements that a person wants when they choose an old Scottish manor house. The chef is extraordinary and innovative yet dependable. The house is far from restaraunts, stores and entertainment so you must have your own transport. Also, wifi connections are awful except in the library.
Stuart
Reviewed September 15, 2016Reviewed September 15, 2016