Ardvreck House sits just north of Ullapool, set quietly above Loch Broom on the hillside.
From here, the view opens out across the water to the village and the surrounding hills — a calm, ever-changing backdrop to your stay, with the loch occasionally visited by dolphins, seals and, at times, whales.
Ullapool itself is close by, reached by a short drive or a walk along the shore. A small fishing village with a handful of excellent places to eat, and a gateway to the Outer Hebrides.
The house offers a small collection of rooms, each quietly and comfortably arranged. Most look out across the loch and towards the village, while those to the rear overlook a wooded hillside, alive with birds and other wildlife. Each room has its own private bathroom.
Arrivals at Ardvreck are relaxed and self-guided, allowing guests to settle in quietly and at their own pace. Full arrival details are provided ahead of your stay, and we are always available should you need anything during your time here.
Breakfast is served in the dining room, where the view stretches out in front of you.
There is also a guest lounge, open throughout the day and evening — a quiet space to sit, read, or watch the light change over the water.
Ardvreck is a place to slow down. We encourage guests to stay a little longer and take their time here.
We look forward to you joining us.
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“Always there is a welcome, as to a home. I'm instantly relaxed by being taken care of and knowing breakfast will be excellent. Other visitors can be very good company.This is a favourite area I know well and having such a good place to stay is wonderful. This is happiness. Thank you.”
“We chose Ardvreck House for a 2 night stay on our journey home from Orkney. We were delighted by the location overlooking Loch Broom, by the rooms, the breakfasts, the lounge and well stocked honesty bar and the friendly but unobtrusive presence of the owners. There were so many thoughtful touches which added to the pleasure of our brief stay. It was only a short drive down into Ullapool but the peace and quiet at Ardvreck was brilliant. We would love to come again.”