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Oban hotel The Queens Hotel, Oban is a magnificent building, filled with history. It is believed to have been originally built for the 1st Episcopalian Bishop of Argyll and the Islands as his home in the late 19th Century.

Later it became a church retreat and then a temperance hotel called The Glen Campa Hotel before it evolved into the majestic hotel of today.

We saw the potential of the hotel when we stayed in the mid 1990s whilst on our honeymoon. As owners, to say we have achieved our dream would be an understatement. With unsurpassed views over Oban bay, elegant furnishings and sumptuous meals we welcome you.

Mr and Mrs Hyams - The Queens Hotel, Oban

The Queens Hotel Accommodation

At long last the Suites are now available to be booked.

Queen Victoria Suite
The Queen Victoria Suite is the largest of the two suites on the second floor of the old Victorian Building. Enjoy breathtaking views from your large bay windowed lounge. The lounge is furnished with Chesterfield style leather sofas and has a 32 inch flat screen digital television, tea and coffee making facilities and a cool box.

The large bedroom is rear facing and also benefits from a 32 inch flat screen digital television, a cool box and a super-king sized bed. The bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath with a power shower overhead and beautiful sea views! Hairdryer, still and sparkling mineral water and fresh fruit are all included along with free room service. (No lift access).

Queen Mary Suite
The Queen Mary Suite is on the second floor of the old Victorian Building. Enjoy breathtaking views from your bay windowed lounge. The lounge is furnished with Chesterfield style leather sofas and has a 32 inch flat screen digital television, tea and coffee making facilities and a cool box.

The bedroom is rear facing and also benefits from a 32 inch flat screen digital television, a cool box and a super-king sized bed. The bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath with a power shower overhead. Hairdryer, still and sparkling mineral water and fresh fruit are all included along with free room service. (No lift access).

Superior Sea View Rooms
All superior rooms are fully ensuite and benefit from direct dial telephones, 26 inch flat screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities. These rooms all benefit from Superking sized beds.

Located at the front of the original Victorian building they have simply stunning views over to the isle of Kerrera and beyond. Two beautiful leather club arm chairs will help you to enjoy this view in comfort.

A beautifully tiled ensuite featuring chromatherapy spa baths with showers overhead completes the package.

Superior Family Rooms
All superior family rooms are fully ensuite and benefit from direct dial telephones, 26 inch flat screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities. The Family rooms enjoy one Superking sized bed and a Double Sofa-bed.

These spacious rooms in the original Victorian building also benefit from a leather club arm chair and a beautifully tiled ensuite featuring chromatherapy spa baths with showers overhead.

Standard Twin / Double Rooms
The Queens Hotel has just been restored throughout to the very highest of standards. All rooms benefit from a light and airy décor which enhances the beautiful views enjoyed by many of the rooms.

Solid light oak furniture in the standard rooms complements the electric blues and beiges of the carpets and curtains creating a neutral and comfortable base for your stay. A relaxing environment is guaranteed in the sparkling new ensuite bathrooms most of which feature a chromatherapy spa bath with a shower overhead.

Twin Rooms
Standard twin rooms are fully ensuite and benefit from beautiful chromatherapy spa baths with showers overhead. Rooms also have direct dial telephones, 22 inch flat screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities. For those who prefer showers we also have a number of twin rooms with ensuite walk-in double showers cubicles.

Double Rooms
All standard double rooms have Superking sized beds. All are fully ensuite and benefit from beautiful chromatherapy spa baths with showers overhead. Rooms also have direct dial telephones, 22 inch flat screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities.

For those who prefer showers we also have a number of double rooms with ensuite walk-in double showers cubicles.

Standard Single Room
The Queens Hotel has just been restored throughout to the very highest of standards. All rooms benefit from a light and airy décor which enhances the beautiful views enjoyed by many of the rooms.

Solid light oak furniture in the standard rooms complements the electric blues and beiges of the carpets and curtains creating a neutral and comfortable base for your stay. A relaxing environment is guaranteed in the sparkling new ensuite bathrooms most of which feature a chromatherapy spa bath with a shower overhead.

All standard single rooms are fully ensuite and benefit from direct dial telephones, 22 inch flat screen televisions, and tea and coffee making facilities.

Dining in our Glen Campa Restaurant
The Glen Campa Restaurant is fast gaining a reputation for the finest cuisine. Our highly experienced team of chefs take great pride in the sourcing of the very best of local produce. The intimate atmosphere enjoyed is accentuated by the twinkling crystal chandeliers and the breath taking views over Oban Bay to the Isle of Kerrera.

While watching the sunset on the water you may feel tempted by the thought of some local seafood. The Queens Hotel Seafood Platter is second to none with a mouth-watering ensemble including Local Langoustines in a Garlic, Lemon and Chilie Butter; Mussels in White Wine, Garlic and Cream; Haddock Goujons and Salmon in a Béarnaise Sauce.

A full Scottish buffet style breakfast is served in The Glen Campa Restaurant from 7.30am until 9.30am, Monday to Friday and from 8.00am until 10.00am, on Saturdays and Sundays. Breakfast is available to non-residents as well.

Should you require an earlier breakfast this can be arranged with Reception upon arrival. Our Sunday Roast is available from 12.30pm to 3.30pm in The Glen Campa Restaurant.

Dinner in the Glen Campa Restaurant
Dinner menus are changed on a regular basis in order to guarantee the freshest and best produce of the season. Luscious home-made desserts such as Crannachan and Apple and Cinnamon Crumble with Crème Anglaise are popular choices. Dinner is served from 6.00-9.30pm (9.00pm in Winter) daily.

The Lounge Bar
The Lounge Bar provides an elegant yet cosy retreat in which you can enjoy a wide selection of Bar Meals along with your favourite tipple. Bar meals are served from 12.30pm - 9.30pm. (9.00pm in Winter).

Your Magical Wedding Starts at The Queens
Breaking news - The Queens Hotel is now able to hold your Wedding Ceremony in the hotel itself.
We would be delighted to welcome you and your guests to enjoy your special day at The Queens Hotel with stunning views of Oban Bay as a backdrop.

Our professional team caters for parties of up to 70, where attention to detail, high levels of service and personal touches will make your wedding day feel ultra special.

Business Functions at the Queens
Business Meetings at The Queens – Although The Queens Hotel does not have a separate Function Suite we are able to offer room hire in our beautiful Glen Campa Restaurant.

This room stylishly accommodates up to 60 guests comfortably. Everything from light Soup and Sandwiches to a full 4 course luncheon can be provided. Bookings are available between 11.30am and 5.30pm daily

Oban
In days gone by when travel was mainly by rail and steamer Oban was called the Charing Cross of the north. It was where all routes seemed to meet. The same still holds true today, if you’re going out to or coming from the islands chances are your ferry will berth here. It’s a great place to sit and watch the world go by.

On the hill above the town stands McCaig’s Tower, an unfinished project which has gone on to become the town’s major landmark and a beautiful spot to look out over the sea to the islands. Or you can pick your spot in the bay and watch the boats and people come and go.

There’s the Lighthouse Pier, where the ships servicing the lighthouses and navigation buoys dock; the South Pier with the fishing boats; the Railway Pier with the Caledonian MacBrayne ferries and the North Pier with boats from the Royal Navy, visiting foreign navies, tall ships, Customs cutters and dive boats.

Should you feel the need for some retail therapy Oban has a variety of shops with something for everyone. The town centre has various art galleries from where you may be lucky enough to witness the breathtaking vividness of your first original John Lowrie Morrison oil.

The local Artist’s materials shop has a glorious selection for the budding amateur painter and professional alike. Here you can also find an eclectic collection of local scenes transposed onto various greetings cards.

Oban is also lucky enough to have its own “Chocolate Factory” and Café not to mention the exquisite delicatessen complete with its in-store café.

Oban is now blessed with a variety of quality restaurants should you wish a night out in the town. You can find intimate gourmet fish restaurants (do not forget to book in advance), Gastropubs celebrating the best of Scottish ingredients, Italian and Indian Restaurants.

We are not too shy to promote The Glen Campa Restaurant where you could sample The Queens Hotel Speciality Seafood Platter, which is simply second to none.

Leisure Ideas at the Queens
* Birdwatching
* Cycling
* Flying Lessons
* Golf
* Horse Riding
* Walking
* Salmon Fishing
* Sporting and Shooting
* Trout Loch Fishing
* Adventure Activities

History of the Queens Hotel
The Queens hotel in Oban is a magnificent building, filled with history.

It is believed to have been originally built for the 1st Episcopalian Bishop of Argyll and the Islands as his home. Later it was a church retreat and then a temperance hotel called The Glen Campa Hotel before it evolved into the majestic hotel of today.

We believe that you will not find a better base from which to explore this beautiful part of the world.

DIRECTIONS
Getting There by Car:

Upon entering Oban on A85 from the North (via Crianlarich and Tyndrum)take the 2nd exit on the 1st roundabout towards the seafront; at 2nd roundabout take 2nd exit (Ganavan) . The hotel is 0.4 miles on right hand side (The hotel is the only building painted white along the Corran Esplanade).

Getting There by Railway:
Turn left following signage for Fort William A85 and Ganavan. Proceed along The Esplanade until roundabout where you take the 1st exit (Ganavan) carrying on The Esplanade for 0.4miles until you see the hotel on your right hand side.

Getting There by Ferry:
Turn left following signage for Fort William A85 and Ganavan. Proceed along The Esplanade until roundabout where you take the 1st exit (Ganavan) carrying on The Esplanade for 0.4miles until you see the hotel on your right hand side.

Email The Queens Hotel enquiries & reservations: bookscotland@madbookings.com