Dalrigh House

Very comfortable beds and decor lovely. Cleanliness could be a bit improved especially in bathroom and shower. Internet access great. Communal fridge in lounge so there is no fridge in bedroom which is fine but if your looking to keep anything in the fridge it’s handy to know 🙂 In all we had a lovely stay

Great spot to stay in Oban. Rooms were clean and felt modern. For the price it was definitely worth it. Easy check in process and very close to everything you needed downtown. Would definitely recommend. My only complaint is they use a lot of those scent diffusers around the property which always give me a headache so if you are someone who is sensitive to that might be worth looking elsewhere.

Great guest house! This stay was excellent. I had to have adjustments made to my reservation last minute and Liam with the Darligh house was extremely kind and accommodating. I would definitely stay here again and recommend my friends.

Amazing room with a beautiful view of Oban We stayed in Oban for two nights and we had such a wonderful time staying at the Dalrigh House. It is located about a 10-minute walk up from the main Oban downtown area. The check in process was all automated and easy which was nice after a long drive. Our window looked out on the town and the room was very comfortable. Very quiet and peaceful. Highly recommend staying at the Dalrigh if you have a chance to do so.

Despite several emails from me informing the host of the correct email address I received no reply with access details. A workman at the site contacted the owner for me. Our room was at the front of the premises, overlooking the car park, unless we drew the curtains we had no privacy. The room was small, but clean. We were provided with a jug, but had to put the water in via a mug, as the jug did not fit in the bathroom sink to allow water to be added from the tap. There were no glasses provided. It was convenient to town and there was free parking. Overall very disappointing.

Back in March, when we booked a double room at Strathnaver for 4 nights in July, the place was listed online as a hotel and had excellent reviews. The man I spoke to on the phone was most helpful about a possible early check-in. We paid just less than €500, which didn’t seem unreasonable for the advertised 4-star facilities. We were all set for a great stay. Shortly before arrival, we’d received a puzzling message with a code for accessing our keys. When we got there, workmen were hammering and chiselling in the entrance. The place was full of dust. The ‘Strathnaver’ name had a letter missing. There was nobody to make us feel welcome, show us around or explain about breakfast. Just a list of contact phone numbers with names. Why? We had Room 9 on the far right of the building, with a wall-to-wall window facing directly into the car park. Old fittings and facilities but nevertheless very clean. A small double bed, shower and toilet unit, thick red blackout curtains. A very small stand for luggage & clothes but no chairs or table. Cramped. And a large stain on the ceiling … The only public room had two bare tables and chairs, plus two ancient sofas and an empty fridge. The various clocks had stopped working. Next morning, we opened our door and found two cardboard boxes outside. Each contained a mini-yogurt, fresh berries in a plastic box, butter & jam portions, and two croissants the size of a credit-card. And the next 3 breakfasts were exactly the same … “Strathnaver: top place to stay” is what it still says online. We feel utterly cheated and have no intention of going there ever again