Corriemar also has a large, airy and comfortable dining room where breakfast is served. Guests also have the use of the conservatory and sitting room. Complimentary coffee can be taken and enjoyed on the patio.
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Prices for accommodation are from £30 to £48 per person per night, depending on room and time of year.
Breakfast Menu
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History
Corriemar House was completed in 1897 and six years later the Duke of Argyll officially opened the new Promenade extension and the road to Ganavan. Situated less than half a mile from Dunollie Castle, the historic heartland of the Clan MacDougall, and within easy walking distance of the town, Corriemar is in an excellent position to be used as a base for touring the historic land of Lorne. With the Caledonian MacBrayne ships travelling to the islands from Oban, and the excellent bus and train connections, it's no wonder Oban was called the "Charing Cross of the Highlands" and is now known as the "Gateway to the Isles".
Recently we were sent a small brochure of Corriemar Guest House from a lady who stayed here many years ago. The private hotel then boasted of 'separate tables', 'Vi-spring beds in all bedrooms' and 'Hot and Cold in all bedrooms'. |