We stayed here on the first night of our foodie tour of the west coast of Scotland and what a treat this was. After a strenuous walk up Ben Cruachan, which left us arriving later than we had anticipated, we checked into a small superior room which was a bit dated but comfortable. The room has a loch view which... more

We have just had a couple of delightful days at The Airds which was made even more enjoyable by the fine weather. The level of attention and service at the hotel was fantastic and nothing was too much trouble. The staff were so pleasant and always found time to have a chat and see to our every need. It was... more

Full marks to Airds Hotel for 3 wonderful days of sophistication and comfort. This is a hotel where the smallest detail of their guests' comforts are not overlooked, from the Bulgari toileteries in the thoughtfully planned bathrooms to the complimentary whisky macs in the bedrooms. The public rooms and bedrooms are all very comfortable and beautifully decorated, but the hotel's... more

Our two night visit to The Airds Hotel was the highlight of our Scottish trip. We are real foodies and chose to stay at four hotels particularly noted for their food. Whilst the other three hotels were all very good we, fortunately, saved The Airds till last and to say we finished on a high is an understatement! The hotel... more

I have just returned back from having spent 5 nights at the wonderful Airds Hotel. I have been a few times and it never disappoints. The service is so friendly yet efficient and the location is simply stunning. The views from the dining room are of the loch and mountains behind and you can sit at breakfast and dinner and... more

My wife and I stayed at The Airds for two nights in August. It was a return visit for me having stayed there fifteen years previously. We booked for three nights but only stayed for two as we were extremely disappointed. I had reserved a superior double room priced at £360 per night dinner, bed and breakfast and was advised... more

We booked into the Airds Hotel after some searching on the internet as part of a small road trip around the Argyll and Bute area. This place really is a hidden gem, sitting at the end of a single-lane track out to Port Appin (which provides an excellent scenic drive up to the hotel). The service was excellent from the... more

We were there in late May and had a fantastic stay. The hotel is charming and elegant with lovely views across the loch that we enjoyed from our room. The staff was very accommodating and attentive. Meals were terrific - especially breakfast. We were most pleased with this hotel on our first visit to Scotland and will look forward to... more

The Airds is a small hotel in a stunning setting, on a quiet road to the small passenger only ferry over to Lismore. 5 minutes walk down the road takes you to a small post office, gift shop and the ferry terminal, in a beuatiful village. Due to its size the hotel is "small and friendly" and we were welcomed... more