…purpose built, modern, wheelchair accessible, homely and bright…
Argyll Backpackers Hostel might be the only example, certainly the only one I can think of, of a purpose built hostel. Normally they’re converted from chapels, mills, barns or buildings from other uses. But, in this case, Pam (the owner) has designed and built a modern, wheelchair accessible, homely and bright Hostel. It has a range of small and smallish rooms from 2 bed to 6 beds.
The on-line reviews and recommendations highlight Pam’s personal touch and local knowledge, particularly as a guide to the best of local attractions. I wonder if that might include a distillery?
This part of the Scottish Coastline is rightly popular with visitors, either passing through to get to Oban and the Isles, Bute, Arran, Islay, Campbeltown or even Ireland or settling in to explore the wilderness of wooded hills and the weaving in-and-out of the sea lochs.
The hostel looks out over Loch Fyne. Certainly, in this area your eyes are drawn to the water. There is good canoeing and kayaking. If you’re lucky you’ll be paddling with seals, porpoises or perhaps even basking sharks. Also, I’ll bet there’s some excellent seafood to found locally.
Argyll Backpackers has availability for Christmas and Twixmas breaks.
Spend Christmas on the shores of Loch Fyne. Argyll Backpackers has availability for Christmas and Twixmas breaks. The hostels has been booked for Hogmanay, but has availability at Christmas eg: 24, 25 & 26th Dec 17; and Twixmas eg: 27, 28 & 29th Dec 17.
We are now ready to welcome guests travelling through the spectacular scenery of Argyll.
Argyll Backpackers is now open and welcoming guests travelling through the spectacular scenery of Argyll. A great place to stop on your way to Oban and the Isles, Bute, Arran, Islay or Campbeltown. Situated on the A83 in the small hamlet of Inverneil, on the banks of Loch Fyne, just 2 miles from Ardrishaig and the Crinan Canal. The haostel has Spectacular loch views looking south to the Isle of Arran.