The Tree Hoose, a woodland Airbnb near Ullapool on the North Coast 500 route, is available for autumn and winter stays, with a minimum two-night booking at £235 per night. The property sits in the Wester Ross woodland of Letters, with views over Loch Broom and Beinn Dearg.
Cosy Interior with Loch Views
Inside, the open-plan space features a king-size bed, a converted elm window seat that doubles as a single bed, underfloor heating and a wood burner. Large windows look across the woodland and Loch Broom, while two rooflights allow guests to view the stars from bed. A balcony overlooks the landscape, and the large viewing window means rainy days need not spoil the scenery.
Guest Reviews Praise Seclusion
Previous guests have called the Airbnb a "beautiful secluded peaceful place to stay." One guest who stayed during an NC500 road trip wrote: "Had an amazing stay at the Tree Hoose as part of our NC500 trip. It was so peaceful and private with views of the surrounding woodland as well as beautifully designed & decorated with everything you would need." Another praised the cosiness: "This treehouse is unique! Very quiet and tucked away in the woods. Small, but it has everything you need. The underfloor heating is brilliant!"
Extras and Local Activities
Guests are welcomed with wine or prosecco, coffee, milk, butter and homemade cookies. Two hybrid bikes are available for exploring the surrounding area, and there are walking and cycling trails nearby. One review noted the location may suit those who are "good on foot," while another guest wrote: "Such an incredible place to stay! Just wow. The view from every window was spectacular."
