Glenroy Guest House

Really lovely guest house - well looked after and quality bedding

Pros: Lovely fresh bed linen and comfortable bed. Complimentary water and hot chocolate was a really welcome addition

Cons: Liked it all - a small ledge or table near the bed would have been helpful. I was in the single room and had to leave most things in the floor.

Ticked all the boxes for value for money overnight stay in Oban

Pros: Good value for money . Warm and clean Liked self check in.

Cons: Located on a steep hill - not a problem for us though

Excellent room and location.

Pros: It’s a really nice place to stay, and check in/out is marvelous (very easy). Views were great, and size of the room was perfect. Amenities (tea, hot chocolate, biscuits) … gorgeous.

Quiet, clean , with excellent facilities and convenient location

Pros: Clean and warm. Decent tea and coffee facilities ie good brand and bottled water provided. Very good level of repair. Quiet and felt safe and secure.

Peace in Oban

Pros: I liked, the Hebridean Island themed rooms, the keypad entry, the ample tea and coffee facilities, the mini breakfast bar, and the view. The car parking spaces were outlined and very handy.

Cons: Nothing.

Great value!

Pros: Lovely cosy property and room. Very clean and great value!

fantastic

Pros: Great location, a short walk to the bars/restaurants and a few minutes walk to mccaigs tower. We were shown to a nice room with great sea views but the host said we could go into a bigger room. The room was bigger with the views just as good. if we return to oban we will definitely be staying here. great clean accommodation with no hassle and very quiet.

Cons: we liked everything.

Excellent accomodation and fairly priced.

Pros: Excellent quality accomodation in a fairly convenient location.

Cons: I wouldn't want to travel there by foot with luggage - it's mountain goat territory. Fine if you drive, like me.

Cosy venue at a bargain price: recommended!

Pros: The Glenroy was ideal for my purpose, staying over before a morning ferry to Lismor. Self check-in worked easily, my room was spot-on and a nice touch lay in the naming of rooms, rather than numbering. I stayed in Ulva; other rooms were named Barra, Islay, Jura etc. I didn't see another soul in the time I was there, but all went smoothly, so that's fine.

Cons: The following was not a problem for me, but it's worth noting if you are likely to be troubled by it. The Glenroy is located on the hill road which winds up to McCaig's Tower. A fair bit of this road has no pavement and one just walks within the stream of any passing cars going up and down. As I say, I'm used to walking on country roads, so this was not a person issue, but you should be aware of it before booking.

Nice place

Pros: Great location, nice clean and comfortable. Good value

Cons: After doing such a good job on the building, I don't know why they scrimped on the bed and pillows. The only thing that let it down.