Hotels with Jacuzzi in Room in Campbeltown

Big thanks to Catherine and Darrell,really lovely hosts very friendly and welcoming.We had everything we needed in the Chalet,it was very clean and cosy, the hottub was superb with amazing views all around, we especially enjoyed the sheep next to us and the chickens wandering around, just so peaceful and relaxing,exactly what we wanted and more. Would highly recommend and will definitely be back.

Our 3rd time staying in the last year and again the property was just perfect.Absolutley spotless so quiet and peaceful, hottub amazing as always and the hosts Catherine and Darryl are so nice and welcoming , we will definitely be booking up again as soon as we can find a suitable time slot of availability .

Everything was perfect 👌 this our 4th visit to the farm and plan on keep coming back as often as possible. Catherine and Darryl are fantastic hosts so welcoming and helpful and always just a wee message away . Honestly can't fault one single thing from the bed to the hotub and everything inbetween it was all perfect.

The location was amazing. Perched on a hill on farmland above the village of Muasdale not far from Campbeltown. Overlooking the sea, looking over to the isles of Ghia, Jura, Cara and even Islay. At night in the hottub, after watching the sun go down, then looking up at the stars, watching the lights from ships in the distance and even watching lighthouses flash from as far away as Ireland. It was so peaceful, with very little light pollution. Heaven. Catherine, the owner met us on arrival, explained everything in the well equipped Shepherds hut we stayed in. When we went for dinner on our first night she light the Woodburner that heated the hottub. This was a wonderful way to end out day, so relaxing.

If you’re looking for a quiet cabin with stunning views, but still within a short drive of viewpoints and walks, and also dog friendly, this is a perfect choice. We had an amazing few days staying here. The shower had lovely hot water with great pressure, and the kitchen was the ideal size with everything you need for coffee, breakfast, or even a quick dinner. The bed was very comfortable and everything was spotless. The hosts were super friendly and always happy to help. The hot tub is another highlight, offering breathtaking views while you relax. For pet owners, the fenced garden is a big plus as dogs can safely wander while you enjoy your coffee. A delightful extra touch is the honesty box with freshly made pancakes and scones - such a hidden gem! We absolutely loved our stay and would recommend it to everyone. We would definitely come back again!

The location is excellent for relaxing, with amazing sea views on the rugged side of the island and in walking distance to the beach and forest and sites such as The Kings Caves and Machrie Moor stone circle. There is a convenient bus stop just outside the hotel. There are also local shops - a sandwich shop, grocery store, gift and general store, and a couple of food/ bakery vans, all of which I used. The pool and sauna are clean and quiet and easy to book into (twice I did this on the spot, without needing to book a slot). This was a lovely bonus to the hotel. The food in the restaurant was amazing - good choice, generous portions, all delicious. Also, there was a selection of local whiskeys - recommended! The staff were welcoming - friendly and not intrusive. They were attentive in the restaurant and helpful on the reception desk. The room was cleaned every day and I was not disturbed in the morning for this (as can be the case in some hotels). The bed was comfortable, the window could be opened and there was no noise, so sleeping was good. There was a thermostat in the room, which was helpful for turning down the heat on a hot day and turning up to dry swimming costumes. Plug sockets by bed and desk were useful. Towels were soft and replenished daily. Seaview from bedroom. Wifi signal was good and the door keycard worked.

The view was spectacular from our room. Bed was large and comfy. Shower great with lovely shower products made in Aran. Restaurant and lobby had some spectacular sea views. We ate one night in the restaurant and the food was very nice. The staff were warm and helpful, especially at 10pm hoovering up the mass of mosquitoes who came in from window (I had left open as the room was very warm. Didn't know they gravitated to the light :-) Breakfast lots of choice and very good food. Had a swim in the hotel swimming pool, really enjoyable. Hotel left a congratulations card in our room (as we were on honeymoon) and that was a thoughtful touch which we appreciated.

Clean, great location, good parking We were a couple who had travelled up from Derbyshire for a weekend break. After a busy day rushing around and trying to squeeze in so many things we arrived at the hotel at 6 o’clock. We were warmly greeted ,we were offered the chance to book our evening meal with the hotel, so glad we did. There is a swimming pool and sauna available at your request, but this does only open eight till eight. The room we had looked out to the bay which was stunning, the bedroom was clean and warm. The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was clean and fully functioning with beautiful soaps from a local company, and a hairdryer was provided. The restaurants food is good value and good quality, the service given by the staff was fantastic. Breakfast in the morning is also in the restaurant area which offers you continental fresh fruit cereals and a cooked breakfast. In short we would happily return to this hotel and felt that we were completely looked after. Please be aware the fuel stations on the island close at 1730hrs as this nearly caught us out!

The Kinloch Hotel was a great find and we enjoyed every moment of our stay there. The staff were friendly, polite and went out of their way to help you feel relaxed. Our bedroom had beautiful views of the beach and over to the Kintyre peninsula. It was a peaceful and comfortable room with everything you could need. The restaurant also had stunning views and the dining experience was brilliant. Every meal was delicious, freshly cooked with great quality ingredients. Thank you to every member of staff for a very pleasant stay.

An excellent hotel in a stunning location. We had a sea view room which was lovely and we could just have sat at the window all day looking at the view! The staff were so friendly and were also very helpful with information about the local area. The menu choices catered for all and the food was of an excellent standard and well cooked. The lounge area near the bar was so relaxing and comfortable and again had beautiful views.

Gowanlea Heights is extremely well positioned in a quiet area just outside the the town centre of Campbeltown making it peaceful and very convenient for all amenities. John and David (proprietors) made us feel extremely welcome from the outset. We were met with a friendly smile and warming welcome. John showed us around the property which was clean, well furnished and comfortable. A nice touch was the availability of drinks and snacks in the living room which you could help yourself to. Of particular use was the provided web information, recommending local restaurants and places of interest. Breakfast was absolutely superb, a large selection of food available to cater for all tastes. Although we chose to eat out in the evening, there was also the option of purchasing and eating takeaway food with the guest house, with crockery and cutlery provided. Parking is provided at the rear of the property.

The accommodation was deluxe. We had a lovely room with comfy bed. We had a separate lounge to use with a fridge full of goodies. We could help ourselves to fruit, cakes, sweets etc. The bathroom was in a separate room but this was not a problem as we had a screen so we are price when moving from the bedroom. The bath was luxury as was the shower. Lots of soap, bubble bath etc to use. Breakfast was lovely and plentiful. The proprietor was very friendly and helpful and made us very welcome. Bicycles were safely stored in the hallway. Thanks you. Plenty of restaurants in the town but we lovely the Taj Mahal Indian which was excellent be it the service was at snails pace. The town was very picturesque. Good place to cycle to Southend to see the coast of Northern Ireland as only 13 miles away!

Loved absolutely everything. The host is so friendly and welcoming. Really comfortable bed. Spotlessly clean. Lovely welcoming treats. Made to feel right at home. Amazing breakfast. I can not recommend highly enough. By far the best bnb we have stayed at. And I fell on love with the dogo!

Absolutely outstanding in every possible way. A huge, comfortable, private lounge and two lovely bedrooms. Excellent bathroom and shower. Massive choice of snacks and drinks, homemade cake, delicious breakfast. So much attention to detail - local guidebooks, toiletries, fluffy towels, lots of helpful recommendations. By far the best value for money and most luxurious place we stayed on our whole trip to Scotland. Our Springbank distillery visit was great too. Lots to explore in the area. If you are lucky enough to find availability at Gowanlea Heights, don't hesitate - book now and you won't regret it.

The accommodation was spotless and in a very convenient location. Distilleries and restaurants all in walking distance. The host was very friendly and provided info about the area. Breakfast was amazing and the accommodation was fully equipped. We really enjoyed our stay!

We stayed 5 nights ,relaxing ,peaceful. Everything you need . We had Room 4 I read some bad reviews for this room I would like to say after our stay none of this is fair, the bed was very comfortable and not creaky, the shower was good and plenty of room to close the door, the bath does take a while to fill but lovely and relaxing, the water pressure is low but not an issue, staff perfectly friendly chatty and helpful when needed. lovely breakfast. Very clean throughout .we had the best views over the harbour. It’s no modern and sterile but Full of character, charm Absolutely no complaints. I think sometimes people look for what’s wrong instead of seeing the good. Nothing needs changing.would be lovely to come back again.

Location with view to the harbor and the city is good - not all rooms have have that view. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was tasty and the will do for you any combination from a menu you want, but breakfast menu is not made for longer stays. After a couple of days meals became repetitive. For one week no problem.. Dinner menu seemed rich enough.

Beautiful old mansion house located right on the harbor. Restored by the owners. The owner explained the history of the home. Quite interesting. The driveway is steep but there is parking at the top. Does have a great view of the harbor and the sea. It is a bit of a tug to get your luggage up the steps. We were greeted by a friendly host. There is a beautiful staircase. Please note the gorgeous stained glass window in the large stairwell. The rooms were clean and adequate. For dinner we were seated in a beautiful drawing room and after a short wait we were invited through to the dining room. We enjoyed our meal. After dinner we took a stroll down the lane along the harbor. Very picturesque. We also enjoyed breakfast in the dining room which also looks out over the harbor. We found the owner and staff to be friendly and very informative.

Unique, beautifully converted mansion. Loads of character. Setting and view are very pretty. We were there on a rainy October weekend so we couldn't enjoy the outdoor space, but the outdoor space looked really nice. The family room we stayed in was very spacious yet cozy, with three somewhat distinct sleeping areas. Very nicely appointed, exceeded expectations. Welcome treats and beverages in our room were a nice surprise. Check-in/check-out was easy, fast, old-school. Included breakfast in the morning was hot and made to order, which was nice. The evening menu could stand to be paired down though. There are so many options it seems things must get pulled out of the freezer on demand. Everything we ordered at dinner was okay, not great. Highly recommend this place as a B&B. Would maybe get dinner elsewhere in town. Overall a fun stay, would return!

Stay was really lovely and relaxing. Beautiful building, was used as maturity hospital and Roger, the owner told us lots about the history of the building. The room Nbr 4 was just amazing, huge bed, beautiful view, very spacious. I could have spend days in the bathtub. All was very clean, beautifully restored, great breakfast included. Great location, 10 min walk to the town Center, jubilee coastal walk nearby. Absolutely loved it. Thank you Lori and Roger and all the staff!

I stayed in the Argyll Arms a year or so ago, so knew what to expect. The Victorian building was built as a hunting lodge for the Duke of Argyll and is now a boutique style hotel. My room was cosy and warm. I have a horror of cold hotel rooms where I can't get any heating to work. THe radiator here was working and the room snug. The toilet and shower room was sparkling clean, and the shower cubicle roomy. Water temperature was good. My devices connected automatically to the WiFi, having stored the connection from my previous visit. All staff were very pleasant and friendly. I had a three course evening meal in the hotel, which arrived quickly and was reasonably priced. It's perhaps more "bar meal" than "haute cuisine", but tasty, and of generous enough size. It is a boon that the hotel has its own private car park. There was plenty of space on my visit, but I imagine that in a busy summer season it will fill up quickly. The location could not be more central in Campbeltown. I had the full cooked breakfast, in the imposing breakfast room. It's good that sockets in the room also have USB charger sockets. The bed was comfortable.

Great value for location. Ended up staying two nights not just the one originally booked, due to scottish weather delaying our kayaking trip! Nice old property, staff on the whole lovely. They did seem a bit stressed at breakfast time when everyone arrived as soon as the door opened on the Monday! Room was fine, though as we were on the top floor shower water pressure was little low. Great cooked breakfast with some fresh fruit, cereal and juices to help yourselftoo. They also had porridge.. Note on Sunday breakfast doesn't start til 9.30 (at least in June 25), 7.30 on weekdays. Campbeltown doesn't have a huge number of places to eat out (according to some locals we were talking to in a pub lots closed recently), so we ate at the restaurant in the hotel one night. hey suggested we sat in the small bar area as it was quiet in the restaurant, which was a cosier option. Decent menu, and choice, food served quickly and nice whisky selection. The haggis stuffed chicken and scampi went down well.

Splendid old building, originally a staging post for the Duke of Argyll, I was told. All staff very helpful and pleasant. My schedule changed and the hotel was extremely helpful in accommodating this. The room was spacious and warm (I have a horror of cold B&B rooms). The bathroom was spotless and very large, with a good shower. Choice of bar/dining areas for evening meal. Beautiful dining room for breakfast. Very handy indeed that the hotel has its own car park (with back door into the hotel) as the hotel is on the main street, which can be busy. Solid free WiFi. Helpful that one of the electric sockets in the room had two USB sockets too.

The room was basic but comfortable, comfy bed and clean. We ate in the restaurant which was tasty, we had roast beef, large portion and great value for money. The bar, restaurant staff were very efficient, friendly and helpful. The local harbour was lovely with a super sunset. Would recommend this hotel for great value.

Almost everything was perfect. The staff were both friendly and inviting. The room was clean. The bed was comfortable. The bath room was a great size. The room over all was perfect. The breakfast was very tasty.

Excellent staff. Warm friendly welcome. Young lady on reception could not have been more helpful. Restaurant staff friendly and made being served good fun. Very good quality food and generous portions. Bedroom clean and comfortable with a great view of the harbour, good size bathroom.

Lovely staff, clean comfortable room, street parking across the road. The bathroom and shower were modern and spacious. Visiting relatives so did not use hotel’s dining room. The views from our window out on to the harbour, water and the hills above the town were exceptional.

Hotel was located in the center by the coast, fabulous view from the room. Room was spacious and clean. Amenities provided. Toilet was spacious and bright too. Alison's service was excellent, from the time we check in till we are out. Very friendly and welcoming. Free parking right outside the hotel. Breakfast was nice.

Everything. The room looking over the harbour was very spacious, very comfortable and luxurious. We loved the period decor and could not fault anything. We also enjoyed a drink in the Black Sheep Bar, and dinner in the Harbour Grille dining room. The reception staff were excellent, and having a lift was very convenient. We were very sorry we could not stay more than one night. We highly recommend this hotel in Campbeltown.

The perfect blend of a historic hotel with modern amenities. Picturesque view of the harbor, great room size, comfortable bed, fantastic water pressure in the shower! Walking distance to shops, restaurants and distilleries!! We would absolutely stay here again in the future!

Good central but peaceful location. Staff were very friendly, efficient and attentive even during particularly busy periods. Food freshly cooked and good choice of gluten free options. Delicious breakfast with lovely fresh fruit, yoghurts, cereals, juices as well as several freshly cooked choices. Fabulous whisky bar with extensive whisky menu, served professionally. Rooms clean and beds comfortable.

The main building is a classic, old Scottish townhouse type property. Lovely entrance, extensive bar, comfortable and relaxed dining areas. My room was a small double in the main building and although the décor is a bit dated everything was very clean and comfortable. I slept soundly. Good, hot, new shower. Susie checked me in, served me dinner and drinks and breakfast in the morning. She’s a star. Most charming, welcoming and helpful staff I’ve met in a hotel in a few years.

Friendly staff helpful with suggestions. Comfortable room. Delicious food (dinner and breakfast) and great bar!

Staff were all amazing. Breakfasts and evening meals first class. Whisky bar most impressive. All bar staff were very knowledgeable about local distilleries (and others). The bedroom was clean and comfortable, and the en suite had a great shower. Great location. Small town so everything was easily accessible on foot. Local airport access a bonus (from Glasgow).

Friendly, clean. We were upgraded from annex to an attic room with great views across the harbour. Had dinner in the hotel which was excellent. The seafood platter is fantastic. Had a couple of malt’s from the huge election available to round off the evening. Breakfast was very nice.

The Dellwood Hotel is family run and the staff are friendly, knowledgeable and willing to help in any way. Nothing is too much trouble. Check-in was easy. The hotel is clean, comfortable and cosy with a lovely lounge for your use. Breakfast is included and you can choose a cooked or continental breakfast or both. Our room was large and had a window opening onto the back garden and was very quiet. The hotel is located on the edge of town within walking distance to everything.

The accommodation was excellent from the time we arrived till we departed 2 days later.The hotel was central to shops restaurants and attractions around the town but in a quiet location.The owners Bruce & Tracey were warm and very welcoming giving us advice on where to eat and tourist destinations to visit.They actually made us feel like family.Tracey and Fay cooked us amazing breakfasts that kept us going all day.Thank you Bruce and Tracey for making our stay memorable.

If you want a 5star hotel this is not the place for you. However you will not find friendlier, or more accommodating hosts anywhere, they cannot do enough for you. Delicious home cooked breakfast to order, residents bar. Large room, clean and comfortable, perfect for what we wanted. You'll need extra time for all the stories from Bruce and Tracy. 10 min walk to centre of town.

Friendly helpful staff. Hotel was clean, comfortable and breakfast was delicious

The Dellwood was wonderfully hospitable and was great part of my stay in Campbeltown. Tracey and Bruce greeted me with some of the warmest hospitality I have ever received. They made me feel like I was staying at my favorite aunt and uncle’s home. The view over the town was incredible with clear sight lines of the sunrise over the harbor. Glen Scotia is literally a stones throw away and Springbank Distillery/Downtown Campbeltown is <8 minute walk. There is also a grocery store under a 5 minute walk nearby for last minute snacks/drinks/and supplies. Adjacent to the lobby there is an adorable bar and dining room. The entire property is uniquely decorated, clean, and very well maintained for such an older building. Great representation of the charm and magic that is Campbeltown! My only regret is that I had an early bus and wasn’t able to stay for the full breakfast (It had my mouth WATERING as I passed by. Bruce was so kind and packed me a bacon sandwich while Tracey had stocked me up with snacks for the trip, so thoughtful!).