Absolutely amazing gardens & views over the Loch can't wait to go back again on next year's visit to Scotland. A bit disappointed with the house only a few downstairs rooms open to view. The staff were very well informed, helpful & friendly. The restaurant was very nice & able to take our two dogs inside with us. It was nice to be able to go round the gardens with the dogs as well. Joined the national trust while we were there aswell did the gardens one day & the house later in the week as dogs care not allowed in the house

Very friendly and knowledgeable staff, told us where to go to see the sea otters - which we did manage to see! Plenty of car parking, large gift shop and two separate cafes provide lots of facilities. Toilets available at the visitor centre and at the main house. The garden itself is stunning, so many different species living alongside each other, seeing a Californian Giant Redwood in the flesh was a personal highlight! Couldn't recommend more, highly worth taking the time to visit!

We visited Inverewe Garden at the end of October and found it pleasantly quiet when we arrived around 3:30 p.m. Admission for two was £30. As the weather was already turning colder, many of the plants had withered, so it’s likely best to visit during the summer months to see the garden in full bloom. The garden itself is relatively compact — it takes about an hour to explore most of the grounds. There is a large car park located in front of the entrance, and parking was free during our visit.

Cheap parking, dog friendly (just had to be kept on already). Quiet (it was November). Coffee shop was open, and coffee was acceptable, but not inspiring. The map was pretty to look at but didn't really help the navigation. There was plenty of interesting plants, some still flowering well, to inspire. No funicular railway or cable car. The weather was mild and bright which was a bonus. No childrens play area. The gardens were really well maintained. Alice's walk was the highlight, excellent planting.

What a stunning place. We had one of the best days here, full of stunning plants, wonderful walk. not to busy and weather was stunning! There is a plenty to see, lots to look at and really well maintained, lots and lots of plants that are only here, you will see plants that you have never seen before. Absolutely stunning. What a place!

We went in September and there was lots of colour in the gardens. Had a lovely walk through the trees and really enjoyed our visit. The lady on reception was very friendly and helpful. The cafe and toilet area was also excellent.

Walked from the nearby campsite in the aftermath of Amy. Evidently it is in the tropics with the palms and the ensuing storm. Cafe was just what was needed for a warming drink and cake. Helpful staff. Recommended

What a lovely quirky cafe and house steeped in WW2 History. Extremely warm welcome, dog friendly, excellent food very reasonably priced. My partner had the Cullen skin soup for the 1st time along with a cheese and ham toasty. He said it was really tasty. The house is a fascinating insight into the role of the Royal Navy during WW2 based in Loch Ewe. Well, worth a visit

We visited this house in late April. It is a most interesting and beautiful house. Luckily our visit to Poolewe coincided with guided tour times. The lady who took us round really brought the history of this house to life. It was an absolutely wonderful and intriguing tour. So much has happened within this house and the artifacts and curios are stunning. What a place. It is one of the best historic houses I have visited. I did not get a chance to try the cafe but it is a very quirky place and I would love to return for a cream tea!!

I didn't stay at the hotel, though, I did visit the Café. It was one of the most comfortable places I've ever been to. The staff was so nice and the whole atmosphere was great!!! Would definitely recommend!! Loved it ❤️

Pool House is a fascinating place to grab some lunch, a drink or some cakes. The food is great and good value, and the cafe area is a different experience to most, with a really interesting setting. There was a WWII exhibition related to the Arctic Convoys which was really fascinating and I learnt a lot from it! I'd really recommend this as a lunch stop. We didn't do the tour of the house, though I would imagine it's really interesting, given the history of the place.

An interesting place in history the one room is full or history that was part of our time. The cafe sells and excellent snacks for those passing through ir living in this small Scottish village. A tour of the house would have been better.if the tours were better published. Even allowing for the owners being on site

This is a really unique cafe with lots of history and delicious food. We had sandwiches, tea and cake. The staff were all absolutely lovely.

Lovely staff, they were so sweet and friendly! Gave us lots of ideas on what else to while we’re in the area. Amazing hot chocolate and homage cake!

The rooms were great: very clean, fairly spacious, tastefully decorated with an assortment of tea and biscuits to welcome you. There is a reasonably spacious bike shed. The check in staff were great and let us check in early. The restaurant was struggling to staff itself. We ended up with a nice, but seemingly inexperienced waiter. Ultimately my friends and I had a good time and would recommend this place to fellow travelers.

Pros: very close to Inverewe gardens and Firemore beach, nice location with good views. Staff were friendly and welcoming, bed was clean and comfortable. Cooked breakfast was really excellent, honestly perfectly cooked. Cons: the room was not clean. The shower and bathroom were especially dirty. Mould in the shower, silicone seal peeling away, blocked drain full of hair, dirty soap left from previous guests. The window was broken open and had a sign on it reading "do not open". Everything was scuffed, chipped, rusty or generally broken. The lights on the stairs outside the room did not work. The outer door to the stairs had a broken handle. The mugs in the room were dirty. We spoke to some locals after staying here and they said the hotel has a bad reputation. I would not stay here again.

On arrival we were greeted by the staff who remained friendly, approachable and helpful throughout our stay. The food was perfectly acceptable. We enjoyed an undisturbed night’s sleep. A big shout out for Nick who was very affable and, for whom, nothing was too much trouble.

We stayed in this hotel during a tour of Scotland on our motorbikes and it was perfect for us. Great location, great staff and a bar and restaurant onsite, perfect after a long day of riding. The staff couldn't have been more accommodatiing and Gary the owner helped us with receiving and posting parcels, we needed to during our stay. Poolewe hotel isn't 5 star and it doesn't pretend to be, but if you're looking for a clean, comfortable stay with everything you need onsite, it would be worth considering.

Welcomed warmly. Food was basic but hot, fresh and tasty. Our server was lovely and enjoyed a bit of banter with us all - which eas nice. Canny place for basic but good food.

I'm not sure why they have a menu board outside offering bar food. 'Can we have a table for two please?' 'Sorry we only serve residents. We don't have a chef'. Oh well. Back to our camper for toast.

Advertise food then don't doit when you arrive. They claimed to be short staffed 2customers in bar 4 staff behind bar.Seemed to be more intrested in playing darts glad i don't employ them!!!