About Port Appin

What are the best hotels in Port Appin?

Port Appin is a tiny fishing village on the shores of Loch Linnhe, surrounded by rugged Argyll countryside, wooded hills and some seriously beautiful loch views. It’s a lovely choice for a romantic escape or an active family holiday, with walking, kayaking, sailing and island-hopping all on the doorstep. Of the best places to stay in Port Appin, Isle of Eriska is the standout for a really luxurious break, with a spa, hot tubs, golf and excellent dining.

Scroll down the page for our full selection of recommended hotels in Port Appin or, for a look at different areas, read our guide to the best places to stay in Argyll.

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The best places to stay in Port Appin

For a private island stay

  • Isle of Eriska is situated just to the south of Port Appin and is the one to book if you're looking for a luxury break. Not only does it boast 16 sumptuous rooms and suites in the main building, but there are also five spa suites (each with their own private hot tub), two garden cottages (ideal for families) and six hillside reserves (again with hot tubs and balconies for soaking up the view). Dining can either be gourmet or more casual bistro style, plus there's an expansive spa, golf course and activities galore!

For Foodies

  • The Pierhouse Hotel enjoys breathtaking waterfront views, and offers twelve cosy, traditionally styled rooms. The restaurant is well worth the visit. Not only does it offer bistro-style classics, but you can also enjoy some of the best seafood you'll find in the UK! A warm, friendly base you'll want to keep coming back to.

For a holiday cottage

  • If you've decided that self catering accommodation would better suit your requirements, check out the full range with our online partner, Booking.com

Travel Information

  • The nearest major airport to Port Appin is Glasgow (around 60 miles to the south).
  • Argyll is great for a road trip! If you plan to hire a car we recommend you check out the prices with Rentalcars
  • The best time of year to visit Port Appin is either Spring (May to June) or Autumn (September and October). You'll find that most of the peak season crowds have gone, the weather can be equally as nice and the midges should have left town!

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  • Explore our suggestions of the best places to stay in Oban,
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The best hotels in Port Appin

The Pierhouse Hotel

Port Appin (Argyll)

Originally the pier master's house, The Pierhouse hotel now offers twelve comfy bedrooms in the most outstanding west coast location. The vibe is friendly and laid back, but the real star of the show is the food - the freshest seafood and game imaginable! Perfect for foodies & outdoor active types.

  • Views - Breathtaking views over Loch Linnhe towards the islands of Lismore and Mull
  • Great walks - Great walking for all abilities and plenty of munros in the area for serious types
  • Restaurant - Award winning restaurant serving the freshest of Scottish seafood and game
  • Outstanding location - Appin lies at the heart of the Lynn of Lorn National Scenic Area.
from $187 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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Isle of Eriska

Port Appin (Argyll)

An idiosyncratic and lovable private island resort and spa just north of Oban. Antiques mix with contemporary interiors in this peaceful haven. Cosy living rooms with roaring fires, fine dining restaurant, comfortable rooms and pampering spa plus modern private retreats. A remarkable rural escape.

  • Active Holiday - Make the most of the stunning location and indulge in fishing, sailing, rambling, canoeing, biking and golf.
  • Sailing - Hire a luxury yacht for the day, the perfect way to explore the coast without getting your boots muddy!
  • Great walks - Stroll round the island or climb one of the easily reached local munroes.
  • Fishing - Head out sea fishing on the west coast, a truly remarkable experience.
from $542 for 1 room, 1 night including taxes & fees
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