We stayed here as it was our intention to visit the sea eagle hide on the Wednesday (however bad weather put paid to that)... anyway the bed and breakfast was really nice. You really are in the middle of nowhere but thats exactly what we like. Tobermory is not far and is a great drive too. We have been to... More

Excellent service, superb breakfasts, free wi-fi, large comfortable room, beautiful views, quiet, within reach of some fine restaurants and pubs for evening meals, what more could you want from a friendly B&B? This was one of the best I've ever stayed in. If you want a convenient touring base for Mull, then this has to be it. Perfect in every... More

Druimnacroish is a bed and breakfast about a mile from Dervaig village. The area is a small sleepy seaside village. Beautiful setting. The b&b is very well run by a friendly and very helpful dutch lady. Extremely welcoming and accomodating. Good breakfast. Not too expensive. Recommended. Dinner at Am Burlinn also recommended, seafood restaurant, well run nearby. More

Stayed here last week, the views are fantastic, room was a bit dark and needs updated but the breakfast and service couldn't be better. More

We had a lovely stay in this B&B just outside Dervaig on the Isle of Mull. The breakfasts were delicious, and we were also given very nice packed lunches. There is an 'honesty bar' so that you can help yourself to drinks and snacks, and leave the money or a note of what you took, to be charged later with... More

We had a lovely two-night stay in May at Druimnacroish, with a very werm welcome setting the tone for a visit we wished could have been longer. Gracious hosts, beautiful location, comfortable room, a well-stocked honesty bar and free Internet in a lounge stuffed with interesting reading material were all that a couple of weary travellers far from home could... More

Our 3rd stay, and when we come to Mull again we'll stay again. Neil is a fount of helpful knowledge about Mull. It's great to stay each year and watch the family growing! As advertised, Druimnacroish is some way from any village, so you'll need a car or bikes. But after 3 years we can't see a better place to... More

We stayed here last year. It was a most relaxing 4 days. The room was spacious, with cosy chairs and a bed that floated you to sleep. Breakfast was filling even though as a vegetarian coeliac I usually have a limited choice there was plenty to choose from. The hotel is in the North of Mull and wonderfully situated for... More

Nothing was too much trouble for our hosts. The breakfast was a treat, full Scottish with home made bread. Packed lunches, again with home made bread, even made with left over Meat Platter Special from the local pub/restaurant - which I challenge anybody to finish! Filled our flasks and set us off to enjoy the beautiful island. Internet access, honesty... More