2 Best Castle Hotels in Argyll And Bute in 2026

On the northern edge of the Isle of Mull, Glengorm Castle Hotel sits above the Atlantic with wide views towards the Hebrides, including Coll and Barra. Built in 1858 in the Scots Baronial style, the castle reflects a period of major change on the island during the Highland Clearances. It has since been restored and adapted into a castle hotel, with accommodation spread across the main building and former stable blocks. Interiors are simple and comfortable rather than decorative or very historic. Expect warm colours, traditional furnishings and practical layouts, with Victorian-style baths being the main nod to the building’s heritage. T There is no full restaurant, the accommodation is… > See All the Details & Book

Overlooking Loch Fyne on Scotland’s Kintyre Peninsula, Stonefield Castle Hotel has a suitably wonderful setting for its small, 60 acre estate. Built in 1837 in the Scottish baronial style, the castle still carries a strong sense of its original character. Wood panelling, traditional detailing and a timeworn elegance create the vibe. It feels more like a lived-in historic house than a formal hotel, which is why we like it. Rooms are spread across 36 Classic and Deluxe categories, some quite contemporary, others more heritage. We particularly like the loch-facing rooms, naturally enough, but they come with an extra premium.. Dining is at the Stonefield Restaurant, where large windows overlook the… > See All the Details & Book