Royal Hotel, Argyll Square, Oban, PA34 4BE

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Oban is one of Scotland’s most popular coastal tourism destinations, situated on the west coast of Argyll and serving as the principal gateway to many of Scotland’s Hebridean islands. In Gaelic, Oban means ‘the little bay’ reflecting its sheltered bay location. Oban is also known as the ‘Gateway to
the Isles’ as ferries from Oban connect the Scottish mainland to islands such as Mull, Iona, Coll, Tiree and Barra.

The Royal Hotel occupies a prominent position on Argyll Square overlooking Oban Bay and harbour. The Property is located adjacent to both the railway station and Caledonian MacBrayne ferry terminal, placing it at the centre of the town’s principal transport hub and within easy walking distance of shops, restaurants, attractions and waterfront amenities.

Oban benefits from strong connectivity across Scotland’s west coast and serves as the primary departure point for ferry services to Mull, Iona, Coll, Tiree, Barra and other Hebridean islands. The town attracts a diverse customer base including leisure visitors, ferry passengers, touring groups, outdoor enthusiasts and coach operators throughout the year.

Road access is primarily provided via the A85 trunk road, which connects Oban to Crianlarich (c.50 minutes’ drive) and the wider Scottish trunk road network, including the A82 and M8 motorway. This provides direct access to Glencoe (c.1 hr), Fort William / Ben Nevis (c.1 hr 20 mins), Loch Lomond
(c.1 hr 30 mins) and Glasgow (c.2 hrs), linking the town with Scotland’s principal business, population and tourism centres.

Oban Railway Station, situated immediately adjacent to the Hotel, forms the western terminus of the West Highland Line and provides regular direct services to Glasgow Queen Street (c. 3 hr 15 mins) via Crianlarich.