Welcome to Ullapool Bed and Breakfast Tigh Na Failte, which means 'House of Welcome', where a warm and friendly welcome awaits you. Tigh Na Failte offers great accommodation in Ullapool. Tigh Na Failte is perfect if you are looking for a relaxing accommodation in Ullapool. Situated on West Terrace, Ullapool, our Bed and Breakfast offers breathtaking views over Lochbroom, Bein Gobhlach mountain and out to the summer isles, and is possibly the best place to see the spectacular sunsets over the islands in the evening.
We are situated just five minutes walk from the Ferry Terminal and the centre of the village. Amidst some of the finest scenery on the west coast of Scotland - Ullapool can offer a variety of things to do including: walking, fishing, mountain climbing, playing golf, swimming, sailing or just strolling around the shops and bars. Accommodation comprises 1 double bedroom with private bathroom in the house, and we also have a twin bedded chalet in the garden which offers a small TV lounge and en-suite facilities.
We are situated just five minutes walk from the Ferry Terminal and the centre of the village. Amidst some of the finest scenery on the west coast of Scotland - Ullapool can offer a variety of things to do including: walking, fishing, mountain climbing, playing golf, swimming, sailing or just strolling around the shops and bars. Accommodation comprises 1 double bedroom with private bathroom in the house, and we also have a twin bedded chalet in the garden which offers a small TV lounge and en-suite facilities.
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We have offered bed and breakfast to visitors staying with us at Tigh Na Failte for over 13 enjoyable years and hope to welcome you to our home if you are visiting Ullapool or the Highlands of Scotland.
We are situated on a lovely quiet street that overlooks Loch Broom and out to the Summer Isles beyond.
A lovely location offering peace and wonderful views throughout the year.
Our accommodation comprises of 1 double room with a private shower room and facilities in the house and a holiday chalet in the back garden that offers a twin bedroom with small TV lounge and en-suite shower room.
We are situated on a lovely quiet street that overlooks Loch Broom and out to the Summer Isles beyond.
A lovely location offering peace and wonderful views throughout the year.
Our accommodation comprises of 1 double room with a private shower room and facilities in the house and a holiday chalet in the back garden that offers a twin bedroom with small TV lounge and en-suite shower room.
The history of Ullapool goes back to the iron ages and Pictish settlements along the coast and glens, the ruins of which can still be found.
The Vikings influence is still present in many of the place names, 'Ullapool' itself is said to be derived from the Norse 'Ulla-Bolstadr' meaning 'Ulla's steading', probably from the 8th Century.
The location and good harbour saw the village become more established in the 1780s as a herring port, much of the original village being designed by the famous engineer Thomas Telford.
The Vikings influence is still present in many of the place names, 'Ullapool' itself is said to be derived from the Norse 'Ulla-Bolstadr' meaning 'Ulla's steading', probably from the 8th Century.
The location and good harbour saw the village become more established in the 1780s as a herring port, much of the original village being designed by the famous engineer Thomas Telford.
When you enter Ullapool follow the road along the seafront to the harbour and Seaforth bar.
Take a right up the brae and turn left onto West Argyle Street.
Follow the road round onto West Terrace, we are approximately 3/4 of the way to the end.
From the north, follow the A835 into Ullapool, stay on the road through the village until you reach an old grave yard on the left, turn right onto Argyle Street.
Continue straight until you reach a cross roads with a clock.
Go straight over and continue on West Argyle Street until the road turns to the right and become West Terrace.
Take a right up the brae and turn left onto West Argyle Street.
Follow the road round onto West Terrace, we are approximately 3/4 of the way to the end.
From the north, follow the A835 into Ullapool, stay on the road through the village until you reach an old grave yard on the left, turn right onto Argyle Street.
Continue straight until you reach a cross roads with a clock.
Go straight over and continue on West Argyle Street until the road turns to the right and become West Terrace.
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