Location: Ullapool
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Discover the best hotels in Ullapool, Scottish Highlands, Scotland including The Arch Inn, Caledonian Hotel, Harbour House, Ardvreck House, Riverside Guest House, Creagan Guest House Ullapool, Eilean Donan Guesthouse, Foinaven Bed and Breakfast Ullapool, The Ferry Boat Inn, Argyll Hotel.
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1. The Arch Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 536 reviews
A 10 room Inn, with bar and private dining room. Also serving meals 7 days a week in lounge bar - lunches and dinner. Rooms have been recently refurbished, most with sea views.
Awful
Reviewed By Db78172389We were told there was free parking but not that the 7 spaces were used for daytime drinkers and not for residents. We had to walk half a mile with our bags. No joke for 60+ year old. We stood in the bar like idiots for 10 mins, trying to check in but being ignored. We were told to come to the restaurant area when we were ready to eat, but when we did we were told to go away for 45 mins. We couldn't get coffee, tea or toast for breakfast, because by the time they got round to asking we had to leave. Positives: basic, clean room, burger was OK (we daren't try the seafood) and the young lad serving the meals was very efficient.
2. Caledonian Hotel
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 1038 reviews
The Caledonian Hotel have well presented, comfortable accommodation comprising of 17 double rooms, 44 twin rooms, 19 single rooms and 3 triple rooms which are all en-suite. We are located in the center of Ullapool and a short 5 minute walk from the ferry terminal to Stornoway. We offer complementary WIFI in the lounge and bar areas. The Caledonian is Ideally situated for walkers whether a gentle afternoon stroll by Loch Broom or a little more challenging on some of the best mountains in the UK. Built in the early 1900s, the Caledonian Hotel is one of the oldest hotels in the area. It still boasts a quiet, friendly and welcoming atmosphere and pleasant gardens. The Hotel overlooks Ullapool's working harbour and the colorful fishing boats on Loch Broom.
Better than expected
Reviewed By W6864RKlisamThis hotel is right in the town centre with large (free) car park. Quick and friendly check in, we had a double room on top floor with amazing views out to the sea. We knew upfront that the hotel wasn’t serving dinner, only breakfast and while that didn’t matter for us, it could be an inconvenience for some people. Our room was a decent size with large bathroom -while it could do with being modernised it was clean which is the main thing. Would have been handy to have a stool/chair in the room and we weren’t able to find a hairdryer. Shout out to reception who spent a bit of time helping to get a document printed out for me, went above and beyond which was appreciated. Overall, I would stay here again as for location and price it was worth it. Just needs a little bit attention but I hear they are in the middle of renovations.
3. Harbour House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 786 reviews
Harbour House is a family-run bed and breakfast situated on the shores of Loch Broom, just a short stroll from the picturesque fishing village of Ullapool and an ideal spot to explore and enjoy the breathtaking scenery surrounding it.
Lochside Cabin!!
Reviewed By Csar5585We stayed in one of the Lochside cabins for our 1 night stay, it was expensive but worth it. The cabin was lovely with a spectacular view! There was a couple of niggles during our stay. We found that people were able to wander down to the front of the cabins and they stand directly in the window, i understand it’s to take in the lovely view but when you’re sat in bed or wandering around in a towel after having a shower, it’s a little uncomfortable! There’s not much privacy. We found the 4pm check in time to be a bit ridiculous! However, we had a lovely stay and enjoyed every moment staying in the cabin.
4. Ardvreck House
Overall Ratings
5 based on 103 reviews
Ardvreck House is situated roughly one and a half miles North of the fishing village of Ullapool in the North West Highlands, following along the route of the NC500. The house enjoys spectacular views of Loch Broom, Ullapool and the surrounding mountains from a secluded location on the hillside; the perfect base for relaxing after exploring all that the local area has to offer. A short drive or a stunning walk along the beach will take you in to the village of Ullapool itself where several fantastic restaurants can be found as well as local tourist attractions and the ferry port which will take you twice daily to Stornoway.
A fantastic stay in Ullapool
Reviewed By NjnordenThis B&B was a great find and a highlight of our tour of the north of Scotland. The location could not be better with an uninterrupted view of Loch Broom and the surrounding area. The owners were very welcoming and made us feel at home. We especially enjoyed the lounge with its great views. We definitely plan to return when next in this area. The ability to bring back takeaway food in the evening is a great plus point as we found the availability of good restaurants is short on the ground in Ullapool. Breakfast was very enjoyable
5. Riverside Guest House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 372 reviews
Accommodation is of a high standard, ensuring many regular visitors frequently return for business or pleasure.Only 300m from the harbour, Riverside has a central, yet quiet village location and is an ideal base for those touring the highlands or travelling on the ferry to Stornoway.
Cosy comfort
Reviewed By GBS0021clean, tidy, quiet and extremely comfortable, within easy walking distance of the town centre. Ullapool is a fine central location on the west coast for a multitude of sightseeing opportunities, so the accomodation provided a central base for activities, able to relax after a tiring dayin their snug lounge.
6. Creagan Guest House Ullapool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Creagan Guest House Ullapool is an excellent choice for travelers visiting Ullapool, offering a romantic environment alongside many helpful amenities designed to enhance your stay. Rooms at Creagan Guest House Ullapool provide a flat screen TV, and guests can stay connected with free wifi. You can also enjoy free breakfast while staying at Creagan Guest House Ullapool. Need a place to park? Free parking is available at Creagan Guest House Ullapool. If you’re looking for a seafood restaurant, consider a visit to The Seafood Shack, Arch Inn Restaurant, or Ferry Boat Inn Restaurant, which are all conveniently located a short distance from Creagan Guest House Ullapool. If you’re looking for something to do, Ullapool Museum (0.1 mi) and An Talla Solais (0.2 mi) are a nice way to spend some time, and they are all within walking distance of Creagan Guest House Ullapool. Enjoy your stay in Ullapool!
Cozy B and B, Great Value, exceptional breakfast
Reviewed By H4272QTronsA lovely quaint guest house , compact room with all necessary facilities , a quiet lounge with cozy log burner to fend off any evening chills. We stopped over for a single night before taking ferry to Stornaway, we were sent off with a substantial breakfast that was included in the booking price. Exceptional value
7. Eilean Donan Guesthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 114 reviews
Situated in the quiet heart of the picturesque fishing village of Ullapool in the north west of Scotland, Eilean Donan Guest House is a high quality family run guest house. We offer a comfortable and relaxing environment from where to explore and enjoy the many diverse activities available in the area and recharge at the end of the day.
Fabulous stay and great location
Reviewed By Mac50UkWe were a family group attending a wedding near Ullapool. The rooms were spacious, comfortable, clean and quiet and the hosts went out of their way to make us welcome and the breakfasts were awesome! Great location too for strolling around the village.
8. Foinaven Bed and Breakfast Ullapool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 49 reviews
Foinaven is a detached bungalow Bed and Breakfast located in the secluded area of Morefield in Ullapool within walking distance to the village. It is an excellent base for exploring the Highlands of Scotland or just relaxing and taking in the craic with the locals. Ullapool has lots of facilities and popular with hill walkers, known as a walkers paradise!
NC stopover. Great place to stay
Reviewed By B8259KXstevedGood location, accommodation, breakfast and hosts. Thease couldn't have been move helpful with all our needs, a great stopover. Everything was faultless, we would stay again. Steve +Jana D. (Rushden, England)
9. The Ferry Boat Inn
Overall Ratings
3 based on 386 reviews
The Ferry Boat Inn is a 3 Star 18th Century Inn, situated on the loch front, overlooking Lochbroom and Ullapool Harbour. We have a seafood restaurant including Ullapool langoustine and smoked salmon as well as fresh local shellfish and seafood. Our popular bar offers a wide range of malt whisky and gin and hosts live music weekly, including our Open Mic night every Wednesday. All rooms are ensuite and some have loch views. The Ferry Boat Inn offers a welcoming stay right in the centre of Ullapool.
Would only stay again if I was desperate
Reviewed By kennybushRoom very dated, bed uncomfy, shower nothing more than a trickle of Luke warm water. Could here people talking in the room next to me, breakfast was only just edible. Wouldn't recommend, unless desperate for somewhere to sleep
10. Argyll Hotel
Overall Ratings
3 based on 347 reviews
Friendly independent hotel with impressive views over Loch Broom, lounge bar and quality restaurant, live music and entertainment, fresh locally sourced Scottish menu, seafood and steaks, range of vegetarian options, good beer, real ales, large free car park. 'Wester Ross Pub of the Year 2011' as voted by CAMRA. In Good Beer Guide 2011. Well behaved pets welcome. Free Wi-Fi. Husband and wife Nigel & Franner and the team look forward to welcoming you.
A popular pub with steps up to numerous rooms.
Reviewed By Gene R JWe stayed 1 night arriving by tow truck at 7:30 PM. The receptionist checked our prepayment, then provided the WIFI code and keys to our requested “quiet” room. We carried our bags up one flight of stairs to Room #7 in the back. The nice corner room was carpeted opening to an outfitted bathroom with 10 second hot water and a tub shower, then a 5” step down to the closet, soft springy twins, small TV(unstable reception of 20+channels) desk and chair with hot pot(coffee/tea/milk/biscuits). An insulated window opened to a view over the roof to a neighbor’s garden. The secure room WIFI was good, 3 room outlets, adequate lighting and an adjustable heat register. Some late nights sounds of the boisterous pub could be heard, especially through the bathroom. Location is good with 2 blocks to the ferry & 3 blocks to Tesco supermarket. We departed by taxi at 6:30 AM.
