Welcome to Forest Way B&B and Bunkhouse

Welcome to Forest Way B&B and Bunkhouse.

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Last week the Scottish Government announced that the tourism industry can reopen from 15 July 2020. We are currently going through a deep cleansing and maintenance programme to make sure we are ready to open from this date. The date is not guaranteed and the situation may change however we are taking bookings from this date. No deposit is required however we will expect full payment via BACS a few days before arrival to avoid using cash as recommended.

For existing bookings from 15 July, we plan to be open and your booking will not be affected. We appreciate the situation is different for everyone, due to being from overseas or personal circumstances. So if you no longer wish to proceed with your booking please get in touch with us as soon as possible.

We will be following guidelines suggested and as such the following apply:

guests will not be expected to share rooms with other groups. We have 3 private rooms all with ensuite and a room will be allocated to each group (1, 2, 3 or 4 people) for exclusive use. For groups of more than 6 people they will have to have exclusive use of the entire bunkhouse.
the kitchen area is fairly small so nearly impossible to social distance at 2m however we will mark out 2m distances to help. We would recommend people use face masks and ventilation whilst cooking and use hand sanitiser provided. Please be respectful to other people at all times.
between each different group staying in the bunkhouse we will ensure all surfaces etc are deep cleaned.

Thank you and stay safe.

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PLEASE NOTE THAT FROM 2020 WE WILL NO LONGER BE DOING B&B. THE SAME ROOM WILL BE AVAILABLE ON A ROOM ONLY BASIS AND THE KITCHEN IN THE BUNKHOUSE CAN BE USED.

Forest Way delivers quality Bed & Breakfast and Bunkhouse accommodation set in the stunningly beautiful area of the North West Highlands.

We are located nine miles south of the idyllic fishing village of Ullapool and offer a peaceful rural setting for guests.

The property is nestled between the Lael Forest Garden walks and the River Broom with an abundance of wildlife and delightful walks nearby.

The spectacular Corrieshalloch Gorge and the Falls of Measach are just two miles away as well as the vast number of mountains and lochs.

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Hillwalking/
Mountaineering

Climb one or more of the 26 Munros, 19 Corbetts and 16 Grahams all on our doorstep. The area has some of the most iconic mountains in the UK such as Suilven, An Teallach and Stac Pollaidh.

North Coast 500/Touring NW Highlands

Embark on one of the world’s most iconic coastal touring routes, and discover the breath-taking beauty of the North Highlands; a place where you’ll find white sand beaches, rugged mountains, hidden gems and a wealth of unforgettable experiences.

Road Cycling/Mountain Biking

Enjoy the stunning scenery from your saddle. Road cyclists and mountain bikers are spoilt for choice in this area with a number of routes for all abilities.

Cape Wrath Trail

Do the famous long distance walking route and immerse yourself in nature and some of the best landscapes in the country.

Eating Out

Ullapool is the nearest place to eat and it is famed for its fabulous seafood. You will find no finer place than the award winning Seafood Shack plus a number of good restaurants to choose from.

Nature on our doorstep

See dolphins, seals, whales and many birds on a boat trip or take a walk in our wilderness and see deer, otters, red squirrels, eagles and many more birds. The wonderful landscape is so diverse with mountain, forest, waterfall, loch, cliffs and beaches that this provides the perfect enviroment for a vast amount of wildlife and natural geological delights.

Photography & Dark Skies

Whether you are an individual photographer or organising a group course, our area offers some of the best landscape photography in the UK. Throughout the whole year the changing light and landscape are what makes this area so magical to capture on lens. Occasionally we get to see displays of the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and our dark skies are perfect for night photography and astronomical viewing.

Trip Advisor Reviews

The bunkhouse facilities are as described. However, the point is there is no internet available and we are not allowed to use the lounge either. If you are lucky, you... read more

Eve L
7/19/2016

We stayed in the B&B part of the house with a separate entrance. Breakfast you take at the owners dinnertable, wich is sympa. The place is nice, family friendly, has... read more

elarasolo
6/28/2018

Stayed in the bunkhouse with my wife and 2 friends on a cycling/munro-bagging trip in May. The bunkhouse is fairly small with 2 x 4 bed en-suite rooms with a... read more

rmc12York
6/06/2017

We stayed in the bunkhouse for one night and had a comfortable stay. The smaller bunk room has 2 bunks that are quite close together so if you’re looking for... read more

893buzzb
7/13/2019

Drove past Forest Way after coming down from a three day wild camp. Had a room to ourselves. Each room has 4 beds & its own shower room. Warm, comfortable... read more

Sameelsausage1
9/18/2017

Facebook Reviews

review rating 5 Great accommodation and base for exploring the hills around Ullapool.

Robin Wallace
3/31/2017

review rating 5 Great little bunkhouse in a very convenient location for bagging loads of Munros and Corbetts :). Comfortable beds, a decent kitchen and an effective drying room. I've stayed a couple of times and will certainly return. Iain (the owner) is also an invaluable source of advice on hill routes.

David Pettit
4/01/2017

review rating 5 Top quality place to stay ....... Set in beautiful surroundings run by a real Gentleman with outstanding knowledge of surrounding area !! Highly recommended 😁

Graham Young
3/29/2017

review rating 5 I've stayed here twice now. It's a fine wee bunkhouse, comfortable beds, good showers and ideally located for plenty of local hills, with the Fannichs, Deargs and An Teallach in easy reach, and not too long a drive to get into those lovely Assynt hills. The owner is a keen walker and has a lot of excellent local knowledge. You also get a free beer. Highly recommended 🙂

John-Paul Bell
3/29/2017

Google Reviews

review rating 5 Nice place, very quiet. Clean. Friendly owner. Highly reccomended!

Gianni S.
8/24/2017

review rating 5 It is a nice little place. The bunk house is well maintained and it’s neat and clean. Host is really warm and helpful in nature. The kitchen is also well equipped. I would suggest this place to everyone who wanna go up to grave or Ullapool.

nichith ratheesh
1/09/2019

review rating 5 I had just cycled DOWIS, Dover to Western Isles and this made a great change after a month in my tent. £20 was great with me. Comfy bed, good hot shower, nice kitchen and a warm welcome. Thank you

John Boardman
8/02/2018

review rating 5 Great value for money, very clean and tidy. Recommended!!

Caledonia Wanderer
11/18/2018

review rating 5 Iain and his dad were some of the nicest people we met on our trip through and round Scotland we couldn't have asked for more! The room we stayed in we paid a little extra for to book it out, it was very clean and tidy with a lovely drive area to sit outside. The area around this site should be considered an area of outstanding natural beauty. I would highly recommend staying here if you are in the area!

Nicholas Rudd
9/20/2018

review rating 5 Me and 2 friends bunked here for 1 night. Lovely little place surrounded by forests, very peaceful. You can hear the water flowing nearby which creates a tranquil environment. The owner, Ian is a lovely man. His family is also on the site who are also lovely people. The communal area in the bunkhouse was spacious and offered everything you need. Each guest room has an en suite with 4 bunks in each room. You can also rent these rooms so if you're with a small group you can create a private area. If I ever do the nc500 again I will stay here!

Zak Scutt
9/07/2018