This is our third time staying at the lovely and quaint Tigh Bahn, and a trip to Scotland now would not seem right without calling in to sample the genuine simple superb hospitality of owners Andy and Hynal.
They open their home to people from around the world and a read of the visitors book is testament itself to the quality of service they give to their guests.
I read complaints about cooking smells in bedrooms rising from the kitchen below, and my wife and I have been in that very bedroom each time we have stayed and can say that we have not noticed it. We have also used the lounge and these complainants are right that it is the owners own lounge. Such is the warmth of the owners that far from locking their guests away in their rooms in the evenings they open up the house so the experiences can be shared.
Obviously there are times when it is not convenient for guests to share the family lounge, but in reality we are paying for bed and breakfast, and the rooms are all well furnished with TV and DVD and books to read, which is a lot more than is provided in other similar establishments.
If you really pass muster Andy may even share a whisky with you.
So, Andy and Hynal your record speaks for itself, and there is no way we could pass by without making sure we linger a day or two to be pampered at the lovely Tigh Bahn.

We stayed here for one night on our way to Skye. We had 2 rooms, as my husband and I were travelling with my mum.

Both rooms were lovely and had a very homely feeling to them. Spotlessing clean, very comfortable beds and well equipped rooms.

Breakfast was excellent and we really enjoyed watching the birds in the beautiful garden.

The owners were lovely, really friendly and made you feel very welcome.

We stayed in the room above the kitchen as well and did not experience the same issues that the other review on here stated.

Also my mum had the twin room and loved it, she found it very quaint and said she has the best night sleep in years!

We will definately be back.

The hollytree restaurant is very nice and only 5 minutes away.

Stayed here for just one night as we were exploring the area. This B & B is in a very quiet location, there aren't a great many places to choose from in Appin, but it's a beautiful part of the country. I was really disappointed to find out later on Trip Advisor that there was a resident's lounge as we weren't told about it during our stay - we went for a walk and went out to eat nearby but were then obliged to sit in our room which made me feel a bit claustrophobic. Breakfast was OK, we shared the table with another guest who was very nice and we're sociable people but I prefer to have a table to myself at breakfast, wouldn't have minded so much for dinner.

Maybe we were unlucky when we stayed, but having stayed in many B & Bs in Scotland we can only rate this as average. We stayed in a double room above the owner's kitchen which meant that the cooking smells filled the room in the evenings. It was a good thing that there is a lovely 5 minute walk to the sea shore.
Although they offer a guest's lounge, it is actually the owner's own lounge and as they had friends staying with them we felt unwelcome to 'join' them as they suggested.
Finally, the room itself was small but clean, with an equally small but clean en-suite.
Overall, the B & B is ok, but It does not compare with the great number of genuinely excellent Scottish B & Bs.