Oban - Unusual places to stay and unique holiday accommodation

Stormhouse South

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Architect designed, contemporary holiday home for two in Argyll with breathtaking castle views, ultra-modern design, and a luxury sunken hot tub.

Stormhouse North

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Luxurious accommodation in the wilds of Argyll, where guests can enjoy spectacular panoramic vistas and an indulgent soak in the hot tub.

The Black Cabin

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Modern, stylish cabin tucked away on a private hill overlooking Oban, offering couples a comfy and cosy retreat.

Scone Cottage

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Modern and striking retreat in Argyle and Bute with a hot tub sitting on a hill offering spectacular sea views to Mull and Shuna.

The Blue Cottage

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Charming cottage for four in the heart of Argyll, offering breathtaking views over Loch Awe and the majestic Ben Cruachan.

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The Carriage at Creagan

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Former GWR carriage turned contemporary luxury cabin in Argyll, complete with wood-burning stove, luxury outdoor bath and stunning mountain views.

Inverlonan Bothies

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Beautiful, minimalist cabins set on a secret patch of Scottish wilderness overlooking Loch Nell and close to the Western Isles.

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The Lantern

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This contemporary coastal retreat offers couples or small families a relaxing break close to Oban with amazing sea views.

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The Croft Collective

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Reconnect with nature at your own secluded, off-grid Highland croft on the west coast of Scotland.

The Drury

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A luxurious 19th century villa with stunning views over Oban Bay, gorgeous interiors, cinema room and hot tub.

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The Turret Oban

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A luxury apartment set with sea views, The Turret is a great base to explore the west coast of Scotland and islands of the Inner Hebrides

Ardanaiseig Hotel

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On the banks of Loch Awe, in a baronial style mansion, you’ll find vast wooded grounds to explore, whisky to sample, fish to catch and even Munros to bag.