Taychreggan, Signature Collection by Eight Continents

Great location comfortable hotel but enigmatic service

Had to ask how to find the hotel. Which was down a single track road for about six miles (plenty of pull ins).but it was well Werth it with fantastic views. Great staff.And a resistant Peacock. who gave a great display outside the dinning room window. Would definitely retern.

We stumbled on this place looking for somewhere to stay near Oban which was completely booked it due to a music festival. Couldn't have chosen better! Stayed for dinner which was delightful, wines also very good and well matched recommendations. Staff absolutely lovely and very friendly and courteous. We stayed in a basic room which was clean and comfortable with a simple and clean bathroom. Some fittings starting to show signs of wear but really don't detract from how lovely the overall space is. Wonderful and would love to come back!

The best sleep in my life.

Stayed here on the night of my engagement. The hotel manager and the chef helped me put together a special menu and the service was brilliant for our whole stay. A great hotel in a great location. Highly recommended!

Just so peaceful quiet

We were there for 2 nights and enjoyed the '5 course tasting menu' on both evenings, which we thought was lovely - both meals were beautifully balanced and excellently prepared. A very thoughtful and reasonably priced wine list to compliment. Nice relaxed atmosphere in the hotel and the grounds have several strategically placed benches to enjoy a quiet contemplative drink while gazing across Loch Awe. We'll be back.

I do not want any of this report published. If you think it benefits the owner of the premises you can give him a copy. My wife and I met the owners without realising it at the time we enjoyed their company and had a very pleasant night. Having stayed in the hotel for 2 nights a number of years ago we enjoyed it so much we looked forward to a relaxing break on our 50th wedding anniversary before our party. Before retirement I was a consultant within the food/catering and cleaning industry within the UK and overseas, the hotel is set in one of the most edilic situations in Scotland and has the potential to be a very profitable business. Number of people booked in on 6th October15 was 4. (Atmosphere : ?) If having the cheaper menu you were asked to sit in the bar this makes people feel as if they are second class citizens. (People should be offered the choice where they want to eat not based on price) The price of both menus are to expensive if you want to fill your hotel on a regular basis. Your £50.00 should be £30.00 your bar menu should be half. Marketing your hotel is something you should think about very carfully as money can disappear without seeing a return for it. You must have people talking about your hotel as the place to go. That will not happen if you continue trading the way you are at present. Fixed overheads + variable =. Turnover = I don't think the balance sheet will look all that great. I really hope you and your wife are successful. Don

The hotel was perfect for a quiet night away, but the highlight was definitely the food, we had a fabulous set meal and the suggested wine was both reasonable and delicious. The hotel was spotlessly clean but needing a little TLC in places, however, this didn't detract from the service, views and welcome. The staff were all very polite, friendly and helpful. A slight disappointment was that there were no loch-side walks which we would have loved as we had our dog with us. Our 1 complaint is really with Hotels.com which listed the hotel as being 9 miles from Inverary, where we were looking to stay, this must be as the crow flies, having to go around the magnificent Loch Awe made it 32 miles!

The hotel is hard to get to but well worth it. It's beautiful and rooms are amazing. The only down side is that the staff had a bad attitude.