Tourist Information - Accommodation - Serviced - Poolewe and Inverasdale Area

Bruach Ard overlooks beautiful Loch Ewe at Inverasdale in Wester Ross, looking across to Isle Ewe, the villages of Aultbea and Mellon Charles on the opposite shore, and the hills of Sutherland in the far distance.

We are an informal, family-run B & B (non-smoking), with accommodation comprising two double bedrooms and one twin bedroom (all en suite), comfortable guest sitting room with television (Sky connected), video, board games, CD player, local guidebooks, maps and brochures. The sitting room and guest dining room overlook the loch.

Full cooked and/or continental breakfast. Home baking. Fresh local produce is used where possible. Let us know if you have any special requirements, preferences or dislikes. Packed lunch by arrangement.

Inverasdale is 4 miles from the village of Poolewe which has a well-stocked licensed grocers, two hotels, a café, an outdoor shop and a heated indoor swimming pool as well as the world-famous National Trust for Scotland Inverewe Garden.

The village is an excellent base from which to enjoy the attractions of Wester Ross, notably hill and cliff walking, birdwatching, sailing, fishing and marine life. There is a public slipway opposite the entrance drive to Bruach Ard.

For walkers and climbers, An Teallach, widely regarded as one of the most impressive mountain massifs in Britain, is about three quarters of an hour’s drive away at Dundonnell, and the Torridon mountains, reached via Loch Maree and Kinlochewe, about an hour’s drive. A track leads directly from Poolewe into the `Great Wilderness` of the Letterewe and Fisherfield forests. There are also superb coastal walks with cliffs, caves, waterfalls and wartime relics to explore.

A variety of birdlife can be viewed from the house and otters and seals are frequently seen in the loch and along the coast.

There are several stunning, unspoilt sandy beaches within easy driving distance, the nearest being at Firemore about two and a half miles from Bruach Ard.

For cyclists, there are a number of tracks as well as relatively quiet country roads.

At Gairloch, 10 miles from Inverasdale, there is a golf course, a museum, a leisure centre, and a marine life centre with sea cruises.

The fishing port of Ullapool lies about an hour and a quarter’s drive to the north where a car ferry can be taken to Stornoway in the Western Isles and boat trips to the Summer Isles.

Mo-Dhachaidh

Mo-Dhachaid B&B offers a high standard of accommodation in a tranquil location. Inverasdale is a small crofting village overlooking Loch Ewe, in the north-west highlands of Scotland and an ideal base to explore this beautiful area. You can enjoy stunning views of the Torridons, Fisherfield Mountains and far north, to the hills of Sutherland - all from the comfort of our home.

Both rooms have TV, wi-fi, tea & coffee making facilities, hair drier, iron, and drying area.

Mo-Dhachaidh is a gaelic word, pronounced modachay and translates as 'my home'. So welcome to our home - a Highland Welcome awaits you when you stay with Sandy & Anna!

Riversdale, Poolewe

2 rooms (1 double room and 1 family room). Situated by Poolewe village green

Welcome to Riversdale, for bed and breakfast in a traditional Highland home in Poolewe village centre. Riversdale is a unique and attractive building with great historic interest. It was built in 1912 as the `Nurses` Home`. An inscribed plaque records that it was erected `In memory of Mary, Lady Mackenzie, with money left for that purpose by Dr Charles Robertson late of Achtercairn, Gairloch.` Lady Mary, the mother of Osgood Mackenzie who created Inverewe Garden, was renowned for her good works in improving conditions for the crofters on the family estate. Riversdale is situated next to the attractive village green and two minutes from the general store.