Find hotels near Loch Arienas, Oban from AED 429

"Amazing location, especially if you take the train…absolutely beautiful. The staff were so helpful and kind, and stored our luggage before check in and after check out so we could just sightsee and enjoy the town."

"Perfect location to walk the town, the team at the Scot were incredible, lovely people!"

"Fabulous boutique hotel! Beautifully decorated and very cozy. Staff were warm and welcoming from the moment we arrived. Excellent freshly made breakfast in the morning. Incredible view of the water. Close to attractions, restaurants and shops. Highly recommend!"

"Everyone was some friendly and room was lovely x"

"Lovely hotel with amazing views. Staff are so lovely and helpful. Food beautiful and amazing breakfast. Lovely hotel to relax and enjoy Oban"

"Very old hotel. Could use some new carpeting throughout. No staff on duty for check in. Hotel bar was never open. Good location for the ferry. Our room had very low ceilings that forced you to walk hunched over. Morning staff worker Sheena was a doll."

"Beautiful location. Great view from bedroom, and restaurant. Good sized room with comfortable bed. Breakfast was also very good, and friendly helpful manager."

"We were put into a disabled room which saved climbing the stairs, however the bathroom door did not lock and swung open so offering no privacy Toilet cistern was like a jet engine starting, very noisy No room heater instructions"

"We had a fabulous week at the Isle of Mull Hotel. The hotel is beautiful and our sea view room stunning. We ate at the bar and in the restaurant and both were amazing, staff were polite and attentive, especially Sean. The hotel is great for touring round the island and provided us a comfortable and convenient base for our trip. Only downside was the pool wasn't open as there was a problem with the heating of the water, but I think that was nearly fixed as we left. Spa was open though, although we didn't use it that looks lovely - outside sauna/hot tub. Would definitely return if we visit Mull again."