Cottages with Hot Tubs in Argyllshire & Islands

Surrounded by the stunning scenery of Lerags Glen, this marvellous holiday home on the West Coast of Scotland provides an outstanding place to escape to as a larger group of friends or relatives. Hosting up to ten guests, this property is a perfect choice for groups seeking outdoor adventure, endless bike rides and beautiful hiking scenery in the surrounding area.

With stunning views across Loch Awe and a wealth of in-house entertainment, this large property offers your group the option to stay inside its grounds for the duration of your rural retreat. Venture out though, and you’ll discover a wide range of intriguing attractions and must-see places.

A large guest house and annex over three floors in a prime position in the town of Rothesay, Isle of Bute. Garden with seating and hot tub. Coastal views. Ideal for special occasions and large groups. Port Bannatyne 1.7 miles; Kilchattan 7.8 miles.

This detached log cabin is perfect for nature lovers looking to escape and take advantage of this beautiful location amidst woodland. With stunning views overlooking Loch Eck and across to the mountains of Beinn Mhor, it doesn't get much better than this. Located 11 miles from Dunoon, you can enjoy ferry trips to Gourock and links to Glasgow for day trips.

Nested on the fantastic Victoria Parade with magnificent views over West Bay on the Firth of Clyde, this property is just a short stroll to the beach and within walking distance of Kilbride Forest and Bishops Glen. It's perfectly positioned to explore Dunoon on foot with its excellent shopping, eateries, leisure facilities and fascinating Castle House Museum.

Sitting off the beaten track in a peaceful, desirable location, this detached log cabin is perfect for nature lovers. The immediate area is ideal for walking and cycling with an array of coastal, country, and forest trails to explore. There are three golf courses with the closest at Strone 7 miles away.

Offering space, comfort and plenty of exceptional features, this fantastic holiday home provides a wonderful base for families and groups of friends exploring western Scotland together. The property is perched on the fringes of Oban, Scotland’s seafood capital and a fantastic gateway to adventures on the isles.

Dive into a seaside adventure on Scotland’s west coast, staying in this welcoming home-from-home just 3 miles from the seafood capital of Oban. Surrounded by open countryside and vibrant greenery, the property also benefits from a popular local restaurant and bar, plus a children’s play area just 100 metres away.

Space and luxury combine to make this fabulous cottage a comfortable and sociable getaway for large groups of friends or multi-generational families. Set just metres from the shore and surrounded by the stunning scenery of this wild coastline, it’s an ideal spot for enjoying nature, whether you prefer bird watching or stargazing, walking or cycling, sailing or fishing.

Immaculate detached cottage in secluded countryside. Superb quality, large garden, hot tub. Near coast and ideal for walking, cycling or touring. Bookable with Ref 12682 to sleep 8. Oban 10 miles.

Offering an idyllic retreat for families and friends, this light-filled, sympathetically updated and peacefully detached cottage lies in a tranquil location. Enjoy a trip with Cladich farm tours offering you the opportunity to get close to the Highland Cattle in their Highland home, whilst taking in the stunning scenery.

Newton Hall, a fabulous dog-friendly renovated church overlooking Loch Fyne in Inveraray, Argyll and Bute, boasts a hot tub and is close to amenities. Lochgilphead 24 miles; Oban 37.5 miles.

This impressive and substantial Victorian house enjoys an incredible position beside the sea loch of Loch Goil, where it takes in magnificent scenery and provides exquisite, elegant living accommodation. Set in the Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park, and the Argyll Forest Park, this secluded turreted Victorian home is tucked away in an idyllic position on the beautiful shores of Loch Goil.

The Isle of Tiree is located in Scotland's Inner Hebrides (most outer of the inner) and is known for its stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, and outdoor activities. Tiree is 12 miles long and famous for its sandy beaches such as Balephuil, Balevullin and Crossapol (all within 5 miles).

Nestled in the village of Dalavich, this property enjoys a woodland setting on the western bank of Loch Awe. There are cycle routes and forest walks on the doorstep such as the Dalavich Oakwood Trail, Avich Falls and Otter Point, where red squirrels, pine martens, woodpeckers, deer and otters may be seen. The village has a shop/cafe and community hall with bar, opening times are seasonal.