Argyll Arms Hotel, 60 Cross Street, Campbeltown

James Weir, circa 1900. 3-storey, 3-bay symmetrical hotel in terraced site. Sandstone ashlar, high base course, moulded at top, and eaves course. Bipartite windows at ground flanking architraved entrance door with keystone at centre. Large 5-light canted oriels at 1st floor flanking blank centre bay linked by plain balustrade. Oriels bracketted with string course at base, cill course, and corniced parapet. Slightly advanced tripartite windows above with tall corniced and finialled stone dormerheads, breaking eaves. 3-storey 4-bay wing projecting to rear, cement-rendered, raised margins with projecting cills to windows,

Plate glass timber sash and case windows, 4-pane to rear. 6-panel 2-leaf fielded panel entrance door, glazed inner screen, 2-leaf glazed doors with diagonal brass handles. Cast-iron lettering "Argyll Arms Hotel" at 2nd floor. Profiled gutters at eaves to front and rear. Square section downpipes framing facade with hoppers and brackets to front. Grey slate roof, ashlar stacks with rendered sides and round cans, rendered and shouldered wallhead stacks flanking rear wing, apex stack to end gable, all coped with round cans. Skew copes to gables.

INTERIOR: panelled dado to entrance vestibule.