This place is a catastrophe and the only B&B that we stayed in which really reminds one of the old, bad, Scottish style of service. The rooms are overpriced, the staff rooms are a pig-sty and the standard of service is appaling. The only saving grace was the friendliness of the young people who made up the staff - they... More

We took advantage of the CalMac offer on the ferry from Claonaig to Lochranza to have an overnight on Arran (although an overnight is not really enough time on this beautiful island with all that it has to offer). On a visit to Arran earlier this year we noticed that the Argentine Hotel was being given a much needed "makeover"... More

We knew the place was being taken over by someone from the old owners but they forgot to tell us it was also being renamed! It took us about half an hour to locate. On arrival we were concerned by the messy appearance of the place. Eventually we managed to find Jackie who is managing the place for the owners.... More

Confusingly The Argentine House is run by a Swiss gentleman and his Indonesian wife dedicated to making you comfortable and feel welcome. My wife and I with an eight year old daughter spent a long weekend at this seaside guest house and felt we could have happily spent a fortnight. The views are stunning, the Victorian house totally charming with... More

We really liked this B&B Guest House. First, the room we were in had tremendous views over the Clyde and was very well equipped. They even have a TFT-TV and an alarm-clock with an integrated CD-player! Then, the breakfast: a large buffet with all your heart can enjoy, really healthy. Over 20 loose teas to choose from, every morning a... More