Shaun & the Team extend a warm welcome in the best traditions of Scottish hospitality to one of the oldest Coaching Inns in the Highlands. We are a 3 star Inn, the Inn has been thriving as destination venue for over 50 years and we aim to please our guests by looking after you with good standards of accommodation, food and service from the moment you arrive to the moment you check-out. The Inn is delightfully situated just off the A83 on the upper reaches of Loch Fyne in Argyll, only 20 minutes to Inveraray.
Services
All rooms are "en-suite" with free WI-FI, central heating, radio, television, direct dial telephones and tea/coffee making facilities. Our Deluxe Double rooms sleep 2 and have a Queen size bed. Each has an en-suite bath & shower room with 2 person Spa-Bath and complimentary beverage tray. Cooked breakfast included.
Here at the Cairndow Stagecoach Inn our Chefs strive to provide homemade dishes made from the best of fresh local ingredients & produce. If you have specific dietary requirements please inform us so that we are able to cater to your needs. The Stagecoach Inn offers a fantastic selection of 40+ Whiskys and locally brewed beers such as Fyne Ales, award winning Real Ales brewed just down the road from the Inn. During the Summer months we occasionally have live music on in our Bar. Our bar was winner of CAMRA'S 2010 Real Ale Pub of the year for Argyll.
The location of the Inn makes it an ideal centre for a touring holiday visiting such places as Loch Lomond, the Trossachs, the Mull of Kintyre and Campeltown, Dunoon and the Cowal Peninsula, Tighnabruaich and the Kyles of Bute and the Western Highlands. Many of Britain's champion trees can be found in Ardkinglas Woodland Garden, including some of the tallest trees in Europe. The garden is of interest to the plant enthusiast or those wanting a peaceful woodland walk - watch out for the red squirrels!
Reviews (9)
Mikey T.
Jun 20, 2022
I so wanted to like this place more! Firstly the staff are great, and the location is just stunning. Sadly I guess C19 damaged the hotel, as the rooms are really poor. They are tired and in our case, dirty! While I can excuse the tired decor, then can be no reason for rooms to be dirty. The breakfast was average. However the location and the staff are what make the place. Hopefully the owners will be able to invest in upgrading the rooms in the future, if they do, then we will be back!
Sacha Christine
Jun 10, 2022
Fabulous setting, but the twin room we had was awful; old sagging beds, smelly linen that we had to spray with deodorant, stained pillows and a miserable, shabby bathroom and shower. Staff were friendly. I don't understand other reviews raving about the food, our food was so awful we didn't have the breakfast we had paid for. This inn has old fashioned, faded and dated decor that the photos don't show. Shame as the location is just beautiful.
Mr. J.
Apr 17, 2022
Sue Crowther
Apr 08, 2022
Stephen Smith
Feb 04, 2022
Jimmy Mitchell
Jan 25, 2022
David Hayes
Nov 24, 2021
Stopped off on the way to Tarbert for a drink and something to eat, the pub is signposted from the road otherwise you wouldn't spot it as its down a single track road about 3/4 mile from the main road. Well worth a visit, beautiful spot and the food is very good, would definitely visit again when next in the area.
Steve M.
Nov 04, 2021
Fiona Thornley
Sep 11, 2021
