Situated in the small fishing village of Ullapool, the independent Argyll Hotel boasts free Wi-Fi and free parking.
Deryl
United Kingdom
Lovely hotel good value for money food is fantastic staff are great, room is amazing looking straight to the sea, right next to the ferry port crossing to Hebrides island.
Located in Ullapool in the Highlands region, Dacama House features a garden. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
Located in Ullapool in the Highlands region, Croft No.8 Bed & Breakfast features a garden. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
CRobbo
United Kingdom
Fantastic host .. amazing location with a perfect view of a loch.Good nights sleep before a lovely breakfast served in the room
10/10
Clachan Farmhouse B & B is offering accommodation in Ullapool. Featuring sea and mountain views, this bed and breakfast also offers free WiFi. The bed and breakfast features family rooms.
FrenchySailor
United States
Very welcoming host in a very friendly and clean place
Croft Cottage features sea views, free WiFi and free private parking, located in Ullapool. This 4-star bed and breakfast offers a housekeeping service.
Christopher
United Kingdom
This B and B was renovated in 2023 . It was simply perfect . It is rare for us to rate anything as a “10” as there are often small elements that could be improved, but in the case of Croft Cottage it is well deserved.
Accomodation is well thought out, warm , very comfortable . Truly delightful shower . Breakfast delicious from the porridge with cream to tasty haddock and i ine sausages .
May this abode flourish and if we are fortunate we may be able to stay again
Ullapool is a beautiful town with some good hotels and...
Ullapool is a beautiful town with some good hotels and excellent restaurants - the Royal, the Ceilidh and the Indian restaurant. I was there for the Ullapool Guitar Festival, a hugely successful three-day event held annually during the first weekend in October at the Macphail Centre. But book early if you want to avoid the run-down hotels!
Brenda
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Ullapool is a very attractive small town, with the ferry...
Ullapool is a very attractive small town, with the ferry port to Lewis/Harris, sitting between two extremely attractive areas of highland wilderness scenery (Assynt to the North and Gairloch/Torridon to the South).
You can't beat it for the scenery and opportunities for walking, fishing, canoeing, boat trips etc.
Obviously the weather can be mixed. But I had no rain at all, one cloudy day, and the rest of the week was blue-sky, 20 degrees, hiking in shorts and T-shirt all week (still carrying good warm and waterproof gear, just in case).
There are a few hotels and a large campsite, which these days is occupied almost entirely by campervans. This puts pressure on the availability of cooked food in the town.
Food choices are limited to a couple of hotels and a couple of takeaway places. Some places which used to do food no longer do.
It can be really hard to get into a restaurant without booking.
It's not a party town, but there a couple of bars with live music on certain nights.
Shopping is also extremely limited. There is a decent Tesco for basics, an outdoor clothing+kit shop, a hardware shop, a couple of touristy bookshops and a couple of woolen-mill/collectable shops.
Charles
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I just love Ullapool and the surrounding area.
I just love Ullapool and the surrounding area. So much to see and do, and stunning scenery in all directions. Walking along the front and watching the harbour activity. Climbing the Ullapool Hill (about 1,200 feet) immediately to the north of the village. The golf course. The Geopark on the road to Kylesku, The Corrieshalloch Gorge, the Beinn Dearg group of mountains, An Teallach, one of Scotland's most beautiful mountains. The Sutherland Hills.
Breakfast at the Caledonian Hotel, dinner at The Ceilidh Place.
It's very easy to walk around Ullapool.
There's nothing I would avoid
Christopher
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Ullapool whilst being a gateway to the isles is a fantastic...
Ullapool whilst being a gateway to the isles is a fantastic base to stay and travel around the north of Scotland. There is a variety of restaurants from the expensive to inexpensive with fantastic seafoods to bar foods.
James
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Cute seaside village... great pubs and restaurants... we ate...
Cute seaside village... great pubs and restaurants... we ate at the Seaforth and had a wonderful meal. Also in the morning we had a perfect breakfast at the Bothy Cafe just a block from the ferry terminal. We just loved Ullapool.
Rebecca Graham
United States
Scored 10
10
Ullapool offers many attractive hotels cafes and bars for...
Ullapool offers many attractive hotels cafes and bars for visitors.
It has the image of being a successful tourist destination - a lively feel and well maintained buildlings throughout
I would recommend Ullapool to others
Fergus
United Kingdom
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Fortunately our room had a view over the Loch and Ullapool harbour. Their sister hotel The Ferry Boat, just across the road, provided good breakfasts and an evening meal. The staff worked hard to compensate for the mess at The Argyll.
We stayed in one of the cabins by the water - what a great little spot! Rooms were very clean and comfortable. Hotel was a short walk into town and convenient to all the great stuff in Ullapool. Overall, a great place to stay!
The room was comfortable and clean and was what we needed for a 1 night stay on our NC500 journey. Hotel and bar were dog friendly which was ideal for us. Great location, everything is easily walkable from the hotel.
Decent hotel in central location in Ullapool. Refurbished reasonably recently common areas and rooms. We didn't eat in the hotel but walked to another restaurant so can't speak for the food. Good breakfast.
Location perfect for a walk around Ullapool good views from front of hotel
Breakfast was great all you needed as choice
Staff where very helpful and pleasant
Teresa
United Kingdom
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