Ardanaiseig Hotel, Taynuilt

Ardanaiseig was built in the Scottish Baronial manner for Colonel Archibald Campbell of Clan Campbell in 1834. It was designed by William Burn and is listed for its architectural importance. Burn's other work includes Bowhill for the Duke of Buccleuch and a number of Edinburgh's finest 19th century buildings.

The entrance hall boasts some fine pieces of antique furniture and works of art. It is very much the original entrance hall of a traditional country house. Other public rooms include the library, with its roaring log fire, the long drawing room where chamber music and piano recitals are sometimes performed, and the games room with its full size snooker table.

Ardanaiseig has held several very successful weddings ranging in size from simply the bride and groom (with staff acting as witnesses) to a party of approximately 70 people. Each wedding is unique and tailored to the couples' needs and wishes.If you take over the entire hotel, we can accommodate approximately 32 adults with the possibility of three or four extra beds giving a total of 36 people. In addition, the nearby village of Kilchrenan has excellent self catering cottages and Bed & Breakfast accommodation for "overflow guests".