We stayed for one night in the clubhouse and were shocked by the state this accommodation is in. We have been visiting Ullapool many times before, usually staying in very good small B&Bs, but they were all booked up on this occasion. Over the years we have also stayed in most hostels and bunkhouses in the North of Scotland and... More

The Ceilidh Place was wonderful - relaxing, comfy, homey, unique. The owner has a love for local art and there are wonderful paintings and prints throughout. The room was fine - and large enough. Good size good bath. Loved the little "library". The lounge and "honesty bar" where we could get drinks and sign for them was very nice but... More

The Ceilidh Place is at the centre of a wide range of stimulating events in Ullapool. I have just been to the Ullapool Book Festival which is an intimate gathering of authors and readers with 19 events over 3 days (11-13 May), held in the village hall. The authors stay at the Ceilidh Place which has wonderful food, a great... More

The bunkhouse is basic, but that can be fine when traveling with a family. However, ask if there will be live music, as that can be hell if you are trying to get kids to sleep. We were assured nothing was booked, but there was a wild teenage party of puking 16 year olds held in the function room, so... More

Friends took me here for my birthday, and on leaving, I booked a couple of nights for later in the year to take my partner. I knew what to expect at the Ceilidh Place, and was delighted that my expectations were surpassed. Friendly reception, excellent food - indeed about the best hotel breakfast I have had, which was cooked to... More

An outstanding combination of easy-going comfort, a great restaurant, well-appointed bedrooms (with an eclectic selection of books individually chosen for each room), a friendly bar with an extremely good bookshop leading off it (in the evening pay for your purchase at the bar!). The resident's lounge is very relaxing with more books, self-service teas and coffees as well as an... More

When we called in for a drink and to shelter from the rain on our first afternoon in Ullapool we had no plans where to eat that evening. We were quickly persuaded that The Ceilida Place ticked all the boxes. Log burning stove, friendly and attentive service, an impressive but realistically priced menu and brilliant Celtic background music. When we... More

We are on holiday in Ardmair for a long weekend and decided to go here for our last night We popped in during the afternoon and had a quick look - wood stove was burning and this set the atmosphere for what was a cold wet windy day We returned that evening and enjoyed a lovely meal with attentive service... More

We went to The Ceiledh Place in Ullapool having read favourable reviews on Trip Advisor and were pleased that they were open in the Winter months. After explaining to the waitress that one of us was dairy and gluten free, she fully understood what was needed. She took the menu off for the chef to advise without even having to... More