Stayed there last year and its a brilliant Victorian Hunting style lodge. It is in the true…read moreHighlands. Sleeps 4 very comfortably with all modern facilities. Owners knowledgeable about the area.

Ceilidh Place is a warm comforting place to hang out. The atmosphere is casual with very good food…read more We dined here two nights in a row. The service is friendly and efficient. Our table of four all had the venison casserole on the first night and loved it. The venison was delicious, but the whole grain mustard in the potato mash surprised us. It was really memorable. Now I can't recall what I ordered the second night, but I know I was not disappointed. I would definitely go again if I was in Ullapool.

4.5 Stars for the bar/drinks (we neither ate nor stayed here)…read more The bartenders were both very friendly. Also, they serve real sized drinks here: pouring 35ml of whiskey (unlike so many other places in the UK that pour a paltry 25ml). Also, they not only had a great selection of whiskeys from which to choose, but they also had some recommended whiskey lists which did not disappoint (the Glen Scotia 15 and the Benromach 15 were both big hits with my tastebuds). I am only deducting 1/2 a star for the ambience, because it is nothing special. But, if you want something nice to sip on, and some friendly bartenders to engage with, make your way to Ceilidh Place.

The Scourie Lodge B&B was fantastic. The house is beautiful, comfortable, modern amenities. There…read moreis a gorgeous garden with a pond, apple trees, green house, places for sitting and writing, etc. There is a wooded area behind the house. They serve a big Scottish breakfast with local, quality foods. Angus and ET were very friendly and helpful. Angus made several suggestions for places for us to explore and hike. We found them (thanks to his maps and good directions) the places he suggested were beautiful. I'd be happy to go back to Scourie Lodge.

This is far and away the best food in ullapool*…read more The place absolutely feels like the seaside cottage restaurant that it is. It's been around longer than you and I combined. The food however is a solid mix of traditional and new, ranging from fish n chips to lamb shanks; and oh man that lamb, it came served on the bone, but then promptly feel right off in the most tender pile of meat ever. The fish and chips were the best I had in Scotland this past trip, the burger (late night visit) is nothing to write home about (it is huge tho, only get if you're starving). The folks who work here are super nice, and you're more than welcome to get a drink at the bar and go sit by the water as you wait for your table - you can watch the ferry go out and have a pint , ptery much the most highlands thing one can do. --------- * And everyone knows it, make a reservation or you won't be eating herr

The Arch Inn is easily the best meal we had in Ullapool. We returned twice in our short stay. There…read morewas beautiful clear weather the first evening when we arrived. There are a few tables across the road so we grabbed a beer to take in the beautiful view of Loch Broom. We put our name down for dinner since there was a wait and were seated after about 30 minutes. We poured over the menu and the large list of specials up on the wall. Chuck decided his first meal would have to be fish, while I chose a roasted lamb shank. We were not disappointed. When the food came out, the portions were very large but it is high quality. The piece of fish was almost larger than the plate. My lamb was cooked to well that it just fell off the bone with the slightest touch and melted in my mouth. It was the perfect way to start our adventure in the highlands. The ingredients were very fresh and locally sourced. We returned for dinner again for our last night. They were slam packed and we were unable to put our names in for a table. Instead, we went to sit in the bar section, which is first come first serve. Thankfully, we were able to get two seats at the bar and sat for a few rounds before ordering some food. We saw the burgers on our first trip and had to order them for our last meal. These were also very large. It is served with a tomato chutney which was very tasty. As we wrapped up, an accordion player started a set in the back corner. He was really good and everyone in the bar was having a great time. If I ever find myself in Ullapool again, I hope the Arch Inn will still be there to enjoy another meal.

If I could give this zero stars I would. Here are the problems in my room. Pee I the toilet, half…read moreused shower gel, dead phone, stained carpet,, dirty kettle, tea dregs in the teapot, burned out room and bathroom light. When I told the desk about the phone she said she knew. The young waiters barely understood English and couldn't answer basic orders and price questions Two of our tour got COVID and the hotel refused to let them quarantine and told them to leave by 10:30. Room 51 Never again. Avoid.

You can't get better than this…read more Ullapool is a simply stunning place to visit and this is the best Hotel in Ullapool. The food is predominatly Italian and such excellent qualtity. Great Food Beautiful location Top Class service Lovely hotel. One fo my favourite places to stop.

What a lovely destination hotel/restaurant this is. First impressions count for a lot and the…read morefirst impressions here are first class. We arrived, on a overcast September day looking forward to hunkering down for the afternoon. Upon arrival we were greeted warmly and after we were shown to our room were served with complimentary tea and cake in the hotel's conservatory. It was just what we were after and the cake was delicious which boded well for our meal at the hotel's Michelin starred restaurant (our primary reason for the visit) later. Non-residents can dine here too but it is much more pleasant to be able to stagger off to bed rather than mess around with taxis etc. Our room was perfectly pleasant and clean but not the reason to visit. That was to come at dinner. We assembled in the conservatory for pre-dinner drinks and the set-menu was explained to us. Dietary requirements had been taken when we arrived so there were no unpleasant surprises waiting for us. Then followed a huge single langoustine as a pre-dinner snack. It was exceptionally good, tasting as if it had been farmed the same day. The dinner was similarly successful with the stand out dish being a beautifully roasted piece of roe deer with candied beetroot among the accompaniments. The following morning we were treated to a beautifully cooked Scottish breakfast before heading out into the hills and repeating the same experience all over again until our stay came to an end.

Pros: Great water pressure, spacious room, comfy beds and location very convenient. Lovely landlady…read morewho called ahead and made a dinner booking for us at the Arch Inn restaurant as it was late and shutting down soon. Only con was breakfast rush and over cooked scrambled eggs served which didn't do justice to the excellent smoked salmon.