We chanced upon this B&B out of the blue and stayed for 2 nights. The room was spotless, the bed comfortable and contained everything you could possibly need. Although it had a shared bathroom it wasn't a problem. The hosts, Linda andGraham, were extremely helpful advising us where to eat and what we could do in and around Ullapool. Breakfast was plentiful and the view from the breakfast room was breathtaking- we were able to watch the boats come in whilst tucking in to our bacon and eggs! My only regret is that I could not stay longer! I can't wait to return.

We stayed for 1 night on our return from the Outer Hebrides and found it a very cosy and immaculate B&B, our room did not have en suite facilities but the bathroom was very close and did not present a problem for us. Our hosts were very friendly and welcoming and served up an excellent breakfast on a par with the best we had received during our tour of the Islands. It is in a quiet location but only a very short walk from the centre of Ullapool where there is plenty of choice for an evening meal, we chose the Arch Inn Restaurant which is also recommended providing excellent food and very efficient service.

The friendly hosts made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. Stylish, clean, comfortable, well equipped rooms in the house with the kids and dog happily billetted in the cosy chalet. We can recommend the Fish & Chips along the front! A very good nights sleep in this extremely quiet part of Ullapool was followed by a marvellous breakfast which set us up very well indeed for our ferry across to Lewis (the terminal conveniently just a minute or two away). Many thanks, hope to be back again!

The hosts, Linda & Graham are friendly, helpful people with time for everyone. Nothing seems too much trouble for them. The rooms are immaculate, well presented and the property is in a very quiet area with stunning views from the dining room. A hefty, well cooked breakfast set us up for the rest of the day. A pleasant walk to the Celheid Place for coffee or the Seaforth pub for a quailty seafood meal. The local pipeband at practice was a bonus. Thanks Linda, thanks Graham.