Caledonian Hotel 'a Bespoke Hotel’

"We booked a family room with our kids, which is a double bed (1.5?) and a single bed, which is more in line with our requirements. It's just an ordinary hotel for one night, and we didn't expect too much. Breakfast time is 7-8:45, maybe it's not the peak season, so there are not many people. The hotel also has a restaurant for dinner, which closes at about 8 o'clock. There is also a supermarket next to it. The town is not very big, and the pier is just two steps away after dinner."

Ullapool Youth Hostel

"The youth hostel is on the main street close to the ferry terminal in Ullapool. There is a kitchen/lounge downstairs and female and male bathrooms (one of each) upstairs. I found the hostels chilly during my stay, no heating was on. Sadly the single rooms are more expensive than local b & b's/guest houses. £25 for a shared room, £5.95 for a 'wee breakfast' of cereal, toast, fruit and hot/cold drinks"

Creagan Guest House

"The owner is warm and polite, breakfast is good "

Harbour House

"Nice view, small room, no wifi (actually unusable), good breakfast."

Highland Rooms - Room Only No Breakfast

"The guesthouse in the seaside town had rooms on the second floor with parking available. The rooms were clean and cozy, with beautiful views of the hillside from the back window and the garden from the front. There was a seafood stall nearby with very fresh salmon and prawns, but unfortunately, we arrived late, close to 8 pm when they were closing."

Lochview Guest House

"Brilliant guest house with brilliant views. Very clean room and a beautiful bathroom. Breakfast was amazing. Proprietor very welcoming. The best room we stayed in on our Coast 500 route. Would highly recommend."

Foinaven Bed & Breakfast

"Friendly host with a nice breakfast and comfy beds. Great location."

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