Aultguish Inn

A very nice stop over. A warm welcome and nice room. The bathroom was small, but we’ll equipped. The bedroom was nicely done- it was very warm and as we faced the road had the window shut. Food was very good. Self service breakfast but it was regularly replenished. A very good stop over, I wouldn’t stay more than one or two nights.

Spare of the moment booking to avoid some bad weather. Paid an extortionate £271 for 2 nights b&b . We were looking for dog friendly but on arrival were asked to pay a further £10 per dog which we refused to pay. Accommodation was fine food was fine except chips and onion rings which were frozen. Staff very friendly except manager who again tried harassing me for £20 for our dogs , this was at the bar within earshot of other customers which was potentially embarrassing for me also very poor management on her part. Not good PR. There was no mention of a fee for the dogs on the booking site. Place has more a quality hostel feel than hotel.

This is the kind of place you want to find at the end of a long journey: picturesque, well-run, clean and inviting. The room was nicely appointed and comfortable. The staff were attentive and helpful, and the food and and drink was very satisfying. If you're a biker, there's a dry room for your gear and plenty of good company in the form of fellow travellers to swap stories with. I would go out of my way to stay here again. A very enjoyable experience.

Absolutely beautiful and the location is stunning too. Very friendly and welcoming staff, beds so comfy.

Due to my late landing one member of staff was waiting for me to arrive 1040pm was in bed in 15 min.The walls are quite thin and I think a quite policy after 11pm ie chatting loudly would be a advantage I guess. Def stay again

The bunk room we stayed in was essentially a very basic youth hostel level. We paid £110 for one night, we received no towels and no breakfast (interesting choice for a bed & breakfast). The person at the front desk was extremely uninterested and basically gave me the key and waved me in the general direction of the room. I had to ask several follow up questions in order to figure out things like when dinner was, where to go, when checkout was, where breakfast was etc. In terms of the room, the beds were extremely creaky, the lights were all plugged in to extension cords rather than mains lights and several fittings like door handles and bathroom plugs were loose, poorly maintained and of general poor upkeep.

No attention to detail regarding cleaning eg toothpaste splatters on taps, hair in bed, pillowcases marked, cups dirty. Sheets not ironed. Room not considered deluxe (as described) regarding both furnishings and facilities eg hanging space cramped and not tall enough for anything other than shirts. Certainly not worth £116 per night. The manager did offer an alternative room but unfortunately we felt unable to stay - particularly in the current COVID-19 pandemic- as we did not feel confident that guidelines were being followed or that the room had been prepared safely. We were forced to seek alternative accommodation a 30 min drive away in Inverness.

Great little place in a stunning location, staff very friendly and helpful. Food was brilliant.

Very clean and covid safe. Great value. Excellent restaurant on site with generous portions.

Although the property appeared to be in the middle of no where, it was an ideal link between Ullapool and Inverness and Gairloch when doing the NC500. Varied menu for evening meal & breakfast. Variety of room types. We were in the main Inn; clean , warm with tea & coffee facilities. Room it self was in good condition. Plenty room to park up. Staff pleasant