Inchbae Lodge Inn

DO NOT BOOK!! These have clearly closed and are still taking money. The night before they email to say cancelled and then refuse to return the money

Decided to cycle up and have coffees and food,checked website,it said they were open, arrived after a three hour ride doors locked,no signage to say they were shut,also not a very welcoming notice in the windows about entering the building and that uninvited you would be told to leave,we did leave and won't be back,and will let all friends and family know.

Set in the highlands surrounded by mountains and lochs, the family Fiona Douglas Ash and bar staff Johnny and Heather give us a very warm welcome, complimentary wine on arrival, room was beautiful, downstairs was beautiful and large conservatory was peaceful to chill out in looking out to the river, the meals were amazing they went out their way to make sure we had everything we needed, we will definitely be returning soon.

Inchbae's location is beautifully picturesque, and perfectly situated between the amenities of the Cromarty firth and Ullapool. It's made for the ideal rest stop after leaving totally unprepared & realising how far away Ullapool actually was! The Mother and Daughter duo who own the Lodge are breaths of fresh air. It's refreshing to be in the company of two people who are so welcoming and genuine. It's been wonderful each and every time we've stopped by since, to have a natter and enjoy some wonderfully fresh food from their seasonal menu. I can't speak for breakfast as I've not had one "yet", however I'm a sucker for anywhere which has homemade cakes and treats, and we are planning a getaway later in the year here! They are child and animal friendly too, so just the whole package. I'd encourage anyone traveling the A835 east or west to swing by, meet this wonderful pair, and take in the scenery from the conservatory. Stunning!

We called in for coffee and a sarnie. Very friendly and fab value for money with proper coffee and my BLT was meal in itself. We were offered the conservatory with its interesting selection of books but settled on picnic bench at the back of hotel with a stunning view of Ben Wyvis. Pet friendly. Well worth a stop for coffee and sarnie.

Cozy lodge. Very clean and welcoming. Fabulous views. It’s very unique as it is non corporate and has a style of its own. Would recommend this inn for a night stop or even exploring the area as it is half way between Ullapool and Inverness. Convenient for the N500. It also allows dogs and has a good WiFi