Briarbank Oban
Briarbank, Glencruitten Road, Oban, Argyll and Bute, PA34 4DN

"Briarbank is a traditional stone built property dating from around 1935. Its elevated hillside location offers a quiet, relaxing setting, yet it is just a few minutes walk to Oban's town centre."
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The Briarbank Guest House

Glencruitten Road, Oban, Argyll, Scotland

Telephone: 01631 566549

Scottish Tourist Board 3 Stars Guest House
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Briarbank offers a quiet, relaxing setting with the benefits of the ferry terminal, railway station, local golf course, horse riding and The Rare Breed Centre - all only minutes away. For the wildlife enthusiast, the proprietors have all the local information on the best places to visit and access to up-to-date sightings of wildlife in the area.

A well established 3 stars Guest House nestled in a peaceful hillside location yet within a few minutes walk from Oban town centre, Caledonian ferries and station. Off road private parking is also available.

Wifi connection is also available.

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All our bedrooms offer en-suite facilities and are beautifully presented with a strong Scottish theme. Two of the rooms, “State Room” and the “MacDonald Suite”, have four-poster beds, and all have T.V. and tea making facilities. All rooms enjoy far reaching southerly views across the town and towards the hills at Glenshellach and Soroba.

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Each morning you are greeted with a hearty breakfast with a varied menu served in the guest dining room.

The southerly aspect landscaped garden with a Gazebo surrounded by lush “sub tropical” plants give ample opportunities to find plenty of private areas to relax and unwind.

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Oban, the gateway to the Isles with ferries leaving for the island of Mull every two hours, Oban nestles in its own bonnie bay with its bustling harbour and shops. The name Oban comes from the Gaelic language meaning “little bay”. The pipers of Oban regularly play traditional Scottish music around the harbour area and will be delighted to pose for a photograph for your holiday collection. Experience the magic of Oban, especially at sun set, when the sun slides into the western horizon. Oban has one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland, not only does the distillery produce a 14 year old single malt named after the town,it also hosts a popular visitor’s centre.

There are a wealth of restaurants and cafes with excellent local seafood readily available.

Glencruitten Golf Club is close at hand, and walkers will find the surrounding countryside offers plenty of good walks.

The Oban area abounds with many forms of wildlife. Sea Eagles, Golden Eagles, Otters, Pine Martens, Red Squirrels, can all be found along side more common species such as Seals, Dolphins and numerous water birds like the Black Guillemots that nest along the harbour wall. Take the ferries to one of the Inner Hebridean Islands and look for the elusive Corncrake, its main stronghold in Britain. April – May being the best time to look for them.

Caledonian Macbrayne ferries leave Oban for the Inner Hebridean Islands of Mull, Coll, Tiree, Lismore & Islay, and some of the Outer Herbridean Islands of Barra and South Uist.

Enjoy a day trip to Mull or one of the other islands and experience the pace of life most of us dream of.

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BRIARBANK PRICES PER PERSON

BED & BREAKFAST

Our aim is to offer a high standard of accommodation in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere.

For the comfort and welfare of all our guests, Briarbank is a non-smoking establishment.
Please note that due to the steep terrain Briarbank is unsuitable for the very old or infirm.
Pets are welcome though a small fee will be charged.
Off road private parking is available for our guests.

A warm welcome awaits you on arrival so book now, either on line or by phone, taste the comforts of traditional Scottish hospitality, greeted by Robert or Julie (the proprietors) with a glass of whisky to help make your stay at Briarbank a relaxing one.

PRICES ARE PER PERSON PER NIGHT

October1st -December 23rd
January 3rd - February 28th

The Campbell Room
£25.00 (Single Occupancy £35.00)

The State Room
£26.00 (Single Occupancy £35.00)

The MacDonald Room
£27.50 (Single Occupancy £37.00)

March 1st - May 31st

The Campbell Room
£30.00 (Single Occupancy £50.00)

The State Room
£32.50 (Single Occupancy £50.00)

The MacDonald Room
£35.00 (Single Occupancy £55.00)

June 1st - September 30th

The Campbell Room
£32.00 (Single Occupancy £55.00)

The State Room
£35.00 (Single Occupancy £55.00)

The MacDonald Room
£37.50 (Single Occupancy £60.00)

December 23rd - January 3rd

All Rooms
£35.00 (Single Occupancy £65.00)


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