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Oban Hotel tips
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The Royal Hotel from34 £
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The Ranald Hotel from80 £
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Columba Hotel from53 £
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Oban Travel guide
Oban : Michelin's recommendations
Oban is a busy tourist and commercial town serving the hinterland and islands; a far cry from 1773 when Dr Johnson visited and had to content himself with "a tolerable inn". Oban owes its development to the railways and steamboats, hence its predominantly Victorian townscape.
Tourist attractions Oban : Things to see and do
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McCaig's Tower
Railway Pier GB - Oban PA34 4LW
McCaig's Tower (1897), a replica of the Coliseum, is the outstanding landmark in Oban. It was built by an Oban banker as a family memorial to relieve unemployment but was never finished.
Hotels Oban
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The Royal Hotel
Argyll Sq GB - Oban PA34 4BE
Just 500 metres from Oban Railway Station and Oban Ferry Terminal, the Royal offers en suite rooms, free Wi-Fi and free parking. It serves traditional Scottish food and has a whisky bar. Rooms at the Royal Hotel have traditional decor, many with tar..
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The Caledonian Hotel
Station Square GB - Oban PA34 5RT
Prix Prices from : 90 £
Built in the late 1800s and previously used as Royal Navy base during the Second World War, The Caledonian Hotel is a historic building located in the resort town of Oban. The hotel is a 5-minute walk from Oban rail station and a 20-minute drive fro..
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Columba Hotel
The Esplanade GB - Oban PA34 5QD
A Victorian Hotel built between 1865 and 1901, the Columba Hotel overlooks the town of Oban and Oban Bay. It has a 24-hour front desk, a traditional restaurant and 2 bars. The rooms at the Columba have a bathroom with a shower, a bath and a hairdrye..
Restaurants Oban
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Manor House
Gallanach Rd. GB - Oban PA34 4LS
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Coast
104 George St GB - Oban PA34 5NT
Busy high street restaurant in a former bank with a high ceiling, stripped wooden floor and khaki fabric strips on the walls. Unfussy, modern cooking with good seasoning; local produce is key. 'Light bite' lunches are a steal.
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Ee-usk
The North Pier GB - Oban PA34 5QD
Long-standing local seafood restaurant on the harbour, run by experienced owners. Stylish modern building with brasserie feel and great bay views. Large, in-depth menu with good value specials.
