Ardanaiseig Hotel

Apr 16th, 2023

Spent 2 nights here with my wife and our dog Boo, the location is stunning, the once magnificent grounds are overgrown and being reclaimed by nature but you still get a real sense of the prior grandeure; the specimen trees are still majestic and at the front of the hotel, about 200ft West is a quite stunning 50ft Magnolia, we spent 2 days wandering around and discovering the secrets of the esate. Hotel itself excudes charm and character, aye it's a wee bit frayed at the edges but comfortable and relaxing; the staff are so welcoming and passionately committed to the hotel, made us feel at home and the food is outstanding, breakfast and dinners were of the highest standard. Thanks for a superb stay and we will see you again, soon! Stevie, Eileen and Boo
Apr 14th, 2023

Feb 28th, 2023

Jan 18th, 2023

I only visited the grounds of the hotel while exploring the peninsula and driving to the road end. I thought I might find out some history of when the last ferry to part from the island was as the placename would indicate it was once a prominent ferry crossing on Loch Awe. Storm damage had caused damage to walkways with trees uprooted and subsidence so I didn't stay for long. If you get the chance to experience dining alfresco here, you should probably take it as the views and lochside position make it very special indeed.
Jan 2nd, 2023