Bedroom was very nice,but found other conditions rather basic.No stair lift for the disabled;only a sign on the lamppost saying planning permission had been sought for a lift.The bar doubled as the main restaurant,with basic wooden seats and tables.There was a tiny separate eating area with tablecloths and formal seating.The food was very good to be fair. The owner was... More

I had thought to book a bigger hotel with all amenities for our trip, but due to impersonal attitude, called the Argyll Arms. I booked the family triple room initially because of the way Chris, one of owners, was on the phone. So friendly and polite. So this is not a big 4/5 star all singing and dancing hotel. it... More

A hotel which overlooks the bay - stunning views. Cant fault the service - very friendly indeed. The food was wholesome and local and if you're in Bunessan I'd recommend it for a bar lunch. I had the macaroni cheese made with Isle of Mull cheddar and it was a generous portion. It would have benefited from more seasoning and... More

Lets get the little bits out of the way. The hotel is looking a little tired, the bathrooms are small and it lacks little touches like bathroom hooks for towels. Now forget all that and book a room with the most stunning sunset view in the UK I have experienced. Get a room overlooking the bay for a wonderful view... More

We found this hotel very friendly our room was very big but did not overlook bay, which was lovely in the evening when the sun went down,we got some great photos of the sunset and thats the big plus for this hotel.We ate in restaurant which was more on quantity than quality which is a pity,this let them down big... More

Stayed here on 10th to 14th June. Received a warm welcome and showed to our rooms which were well furnised,spotlessly clean and had soft coloured towels instead of 'boring rough white'ones. Plenty of tea,coffee and hot chocolate and milk provided and bottled water provided. Our evening meal was splendid on each night and the menu had plenty of choice. Yes... More

We stayed as a couple in the Argyll Arms from the 9th to 14th April 2012. We went as part of their Wildlife Tour package on recommendation. The hotel is old, and full of character (make sure you take a look at the old photos on the wall). The room was basic, but large and comfortable with an amazing view.... More

We'd been recommended to eat at The Argyll on the way to Iona, but never again. Coffee machine broken, one baguette left, half a baked potato remaining and no seafood at all! Instead of the scampi I'd really fancied I ended up with sausage, egg, chips & beans..........although they'd also run out of sausage so was given bacon instead and... More

and thoroughly enjoyed it. Service was friendly,quick and efficient. We chose to eat local produce Food was fresh and delicious, especially the starter of fresh crab claws, followed by wild venison pie. Portions were generous. Cost reasonable, and there was a nice Bordeaux on the wine menu. Very satisfying and enjoyable. Can't comment on the accomodation as we were not... More