An absolutely top notch B&B! Carol is attentive to every small detail, from locally made chocolates delivered to your room every day, to robes available if you wish to use them, to a small deck outside the room to enjoy the rural view.
Carol loves what she does and it shows! Thanks Carol, we will remember our stay at Aspen Lodge 😊
An absolutely top notch B&B! Carol is attentive to every small detail, from locally made chocolates delivered to your room every day, to robes available if you wish to use them, to a small deck outside the room to enjoy the rural view.
Carol loves what she does and it shows! Thanks Carol, we will remember our stay at Aspen Lodge 😊
From the very start this was a lovely stay. A wonderful warm welcome, beautifully presented property in an outstanding location. Spacious comfy rooms with everything catered, including complimentary whisky to settle in and look at the view. Great dinner and wine list. Loved it.
From the very start this was a lovely stay. A wonderful warm welcome, beautifully presented property in an outstanding location. Spacious comfy rooms with everything catered, including complimentary whisky to settle in and look at the view. Great dinner and wine list. Loved it.
Thomas
Reviewed September 30, 2026Reviewed September 30, 2026
Blair Villa South is a unique traveller’s rest with old world charm. Our room was very spacious and clean. The guesthouse is very conveniently located with a short walk to the centre of Oban and our hosts were friendly and welcoming.
Blair Villa South is a unique traveller’s rest with old world charm. Our room was very spacious and clean. The guesthouse is very conveniently located with a short walk to the centre of Oban and our hosts were friendly and welcoming.
This was an outstanding place to stay and explore the Glencoe area. The hotel is 3 star with the staff 5 star. The food was excellent both dinners and breakfasts and the room and amenities were very nice. Value for money as good as anywhere we have been in Scotland. Highly recommend
This was an outstanding place to stay and explore the Glencoe area. The hotel is 3 star with the staff 5 star. The food was excellent both dinners and breakfasts and the room and amenities were very nice. Value for money as good as anywhere we have been in Scotland. Highly recommend
Ravi
Reviewed September 18, 2026Reviewed September 18, 2026
The bunkhouse is really well managed and we were really well informed of how the bunkhouse worked, especially the shared spaces. The staff were friendly and helpful too.
This place is especially suited to young travellers who can catch up with like minded, adventurous people.
The bunkhouse is really well managed and we were really well informed of how the bunkhouse worked, especially the shared spaces. The staff were friendly and helpful too.
This place is especially suited to young travellers who can catch up with like minded, adventurous people.
A stunning Scottish baroque mansion in an idyllic setting. Beautifully designed in a sympathetic way but fit for modern times. Clearly, the owners have poured their heart and soul into making sure this experience will be unforgettable for the guests. Impeccable and friendly service. I rarely give 5/5 but this is one of the best you’ll experience world wide, if you have an eye for detail.
A stunning Scottish baroque mansion in an idyllic setting. Beautifully designed in a sympathetic way but fit for modern times. Clearly, the owners have poured their heart and soul into making sure this experience will be unforgettable for the guests. Impeccable and friendly service. I rarely give 5/5 but this is one of the best you’ll experience world wide, if you have an eye for detail.
Another great YHA hostel. Location was good; a 15 minute stroll to the town centre or Dunollie Museum and Castle. The facilities (common rooms, dinning hall and foyer) were well presented and tidy. The rooms/beds/linen/internal bathroom were clean, tidy, spacious, and comfortable. Staff are friendly and helpful. The bonus of a “dry room”meant clothing could be dried when you got caught in the rain....a great idea! Overall, the hostel felt safe and welcoming. I highly recommend this hostel.
Another great YHA hostel. Location was good; a 15 minute stroll to the town centre or Dunollie Museum and Castle. The facilities (common rooms, dinning hall and foyer) were well presented and tidy. The rooms/beds/linen/internal bathroom were clean, tidy, spacious, and comfortable. Staff are friendly and helpful. The bonus of a “dry room”meant clothing could be dried when you got caught in the rain....a great idea! Overall, the hostel felt safe and welcoming. I highly recommend this hostel.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 26, 2017Reviewed October 26, 2017
The best area to stay on the Isle of Lismore is close to the ferry terminals or in the central part of the island, offering convenience and access to its natural beauty.
For those arriving by ferry from Oban, staying near Point is ideal. This area is at the northern tip of the island, right where the passenger-only ferry docks. It's superb for travellers who want to explore on foot or by bicycle without needing a car. You'll find a few local guesthouses and cottages here, offering easy access to the ferry for day trips back to Oban or the mainland.
Couples looking for a peaceful retreat often enjoy staying near the central part of the island, around Achnacroish, where the car ferry from Mull/Craignure arrives. This area provides a good base for exploring the island's historical sites, such as the Broch of Tirefour, and offers more readily available accommodation options.
When is the best time to go to Isle Of Lismore?
The best time to go to the Isle of Lismore is from late spring to early autumn, specifically between May and September, when the weather is at its most favourable.
During these months, you'll experience longer daylight hours and generally milder temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the island's outdoors. This period also sees the most frequent ferry services, offering greater flexibility for your travel plans.
For those who enjoy hiking and cycling, June, July, and August are particularly good. The island's walking trails are dry, and the flora is in full bloom, offering beautiful scenery. You can comfortably spend your days discovering historic sites like the Broch of Tirefour or enjoying the views from the island's many viewpoints.
If you prefer a quieter experience with fewer crowds, May and September are excellent choices. The weather is still pleasant for outdoor activities, but the island feels more peaceful.
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