道爾豪斯城堡水療飯店(Dalhousie Castle Hotel)

The staff were ok as were the common areas. We paid for a “honeymoon suite” and it was anything but. Other than the bed the rest of the decor could be found in a skip. The bathroom was from ikea as were a-lot of fixings. The carpet was rough and lots of stains on walls. Hairs in bath and the two robes provided were still wet and stained with what was hopefully tea. The breakfast was fine in the orangery. Overall a let down for the price paid. I’d possibly recommend it at half the price.

We loved our stay at the castle. Especially loved eating dinner in the Orangery. The food was exceptional. While it wasn't a problem for our group we did watch a disabled woman try to go up the stairs because there was no elevator. Maybe there should be something in the listing so accommodations could be made to put those needing it on the first floor.

Obviously beautiful outside, we stayed in the Mary Queen of Scott’s suite. It was the last night of our honeymoon and we shared that prior to arrival with the staff… so we were pretty disappointed that no effort was make to help make it special. Dinner was grossly expensive and honestly not exceptional to justify it.

My sisters stayed here last year, and highly recommended it. We were not disappointed. The castle is beautiful. Even though it has been converted into a luxury hotel, it still feels like a castle, which is what we were looking for. We booked one night in a four poster room, and one in the Honeymoon Suite, but upon check in, discovered they had upgraded our accommodations to the Honeymoon Suite for both nights as an Anniversary gesture. Staff was amazing. Breakfast was delicious. Lovely stay!

Incredible location, lovely staff. Slightly faded glamour, but still a delightful stay. The bedrooms got toasty warm but the communal spaces (library, bar) were a bit too chilly.

The castle was beautifully restored. I could have spent my entire trip sitting in the Library and the Sir Alexander room. The Dungeon dinner was a wonderful and delicious experience. We were glad breakfast was included in our stay as we found the pricing excessive for breakfast and lunch in The Oragery. Climbing 102 stairs to our rooms was a bit much for my 73year old mother, we were glad for the seats on the landings.

I booked the hotel to have an experience in a castle. I had that experience and that's about all I can say. My shower didn't work like it was supposed to and made a complete mess while I didn't feel like I got clean. I told the attendant and after looking at it, they simply said they would note it. There was a lack of outlets for charging and even for plugging in a hairdryer - nowhere near a mirror; I had to unplug something to be able to charge my phone. The breakfast was so-so at best and I was questioned when I specifically asked for decaf coffee. The staff I encountered were mostly rude and obnoxious, except for 1 person when I arrived. I am so glad I only booked 1 night.

We loved this castle hotel! It's so beautiful! We stayed in the lodge. Nice big suites! We had dessert and drinks in the Dungeon Restaurant. The a**osphere was special. The drinks and dessert were delicious and reasonable. The breakfast was wonderful and filling. The staff was helpful and attentive. We were disappointed that the spa facilities weren't functioning. Would highly recommend this wonderful place to everyone!

This is a nice hotel, but it’s not a 4 star experience. Rooms and facilities are tired, and not quite as expected. Avoid a ‘cottage’ room - totally separate from the castle in a modern building, giving basic B&B vibes rather than the castle a**osphere. Also, try and find out if there’s a wedding at the castle when you’re staying. It looks like a good venue, but if you’re not part of the wedding you’ll find some areas are off limits and the only bar area is taken over by the wedding reception. On the plus side, the food is good - particularly in the Dungeon restaurant.