Kilchoan Hotel

Very welcoming staff ( Grace and Peter) and a good chef who gave us delicious cooked breakfasts. Evening meals also tasty with a good choice. Our room at the top was a generous size, nice and warm, had tea and coffee making facilities, a good, hot shower and lovely views. We felt very comfortable there. Our first visit to this part of the world and we were taken back by how beautiful and remote it is. We enjoyed a tour of the lighthouse and on the way you pass a Community garden that sells organic produce and pickles. Worth a stop. Trip to Mull on ferry makes a good day out. Recommend the An Tobar Arts Centre and Cheese and Spirit farm (Sgriob-ruadh). They gave tours there and had different gins to try out and a stylish cafe.

Great hotel, lots of charm. Staff are so friendly, along with the whole village. The hotel is the only bar & public restaurant in the village…..which most of the village will be there on a Friday night. We stayed 2 nights, had a great time. Breakfast & dinner was top class.

This was a lovely stay on our trip - we only really met one staff member - when we arrived, when we ate and drank, and when we checked out. He was so friendly, helpful and had such a great work ethic we asked if he was the owner - he was not. Our room was huge for UK standards and the meals were great too. Would definitely recommend to anyone traveling in that area.

I visited this hotel for lunch 2 years ago whilst driving around the Ardnamurchan Peninsula. The food and service was great. Last week whilst staying in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull, my wife and I decided to revisit the hotel. This involved a 40 minute ferry crossing and a 1 mile walk up an access road. I had checked the hotel's website to work out when they were serving food - this started at noon and continued to the evening. On arrival at the hotel we were greeted with a sign on the door saying closed, open at 5. The landlady appeared and explained and said that opening hours were restricted by staff shortages. OK I get that - Brexit and the cost of accommodation in the area, but surely it is not too much trouble to update the website! We could have avoided the expense of a wasted journey.

Small hotel in Kilchoan on Ardnamurchan peninsula. Excellent cooked breakfast to order if you want it. Very friendly obliging staff. Small evening menu - the best fish and chips I’ve had in years and a decent NZ Sauvignon. Very clean and dogs are accepted. Ferry to Tobermory on Mull close by and a short drive from Sanna Bay with spectacular scenery all around.

On our biking trip around the west coast and islands, this was the last overnight stay. Staff were so helpful (especially the lass who had recently started and the chef). Nothing was too much to ask for.

Stayed at Kilchoan Hotel for two nights. Fabulous staff, cheerful and very welcoming. The food was delicious, especially the fish and chips and I really enjoyed the cooked breakfast. The take away breakfast was a great idea, delicious bacon bap, orange juice, yoghurt, apple and crisps. The room I stayed in was very clean and spacious. Amazing view from the window. Bed was very comfortable, bathroom was fine. The food and beverages were reasonably priced, but I did think the room was slightly overpriced. I would definitely stay there again.

We were working and staying locally to the Kilchoan hotel. We visited the hotel to feed myself and my team of 3 guys, and they were not disappointed on any of the 6 evenings that they visited for food. The service and standard of was excellent, could be happier. I would whole heartedly recommend anyone visiting the Kilchoan area to stop in for a bite to eat.

We’ve just returned from a lovely couple of days with family in Ardnamurchan. Our room was clean and comfortable and the staff were friendly. The hotel has an added bonus being close to a local play park, cafe/gift shop and some great walks. There’s good vegan and vegetarian options on the menu and my kids enjoyed the kids menu. We’re looking forward to visiting again soon. 10/10