Having stayed here before the excellent service experienced then continued. The staff were very sympathetic to my additional requests which made the stay more special. The food in the restaurant was excellent and the ambience of the Castle and the original features contributed to a very satisfied customer. Would definitely recommend a stay here.

myself and my partner went for lunch which was first class as was the service from the friendly staff.we have always been interested in the paranormal and were delighted at all the pictures we took in different parts of the castle.the orbs and the unexplained mists that we managed to capture on our digital camera are brilliant.while i was taking a picture of the dining room,i felt pressure on my shoulder which i thought was my partner and when i turned around he was stood about 10 feet away from me!the food was absolutely delicious as was the atmosphere.I could sense as soon as i entered the castle that there was something different about the place.going back to stay in the haunted room 8 after finding out the history of the place.I am so looking forward to staying and will let you all know about our experience.to me overall it is heaven on earth........ellie and james mackay!!!

We spent a wonderful few days at Tulloch for our wedding. We booked out the castle a few months before because we love the character and charisma of the place. The castle gave us a very good deal price wise for the accommodation, the hire of the function rooms and the meal. They also allowed us to fill the rooms with flowers and candles and so generally we took over the place!!

The log fires were lit and the bar produced fantastic food and a great variety of drinks. Arlene, Kimberley and their staff were very helpful in organising our weddding from the beginning- right down to the smallest detail at the end. We can't thank them all enough.

Chefs Garry and Ewan did wonders with the wedding food over three days - from breakfasts to bar suppers and of course the wedding meal. We had a couple of professional chefs attend our wedding and they, along with 110 others mentioned that the food was served well, it was presented on time, hot and of good quantity.

Any grumbles? well not really - just one guest who complained her bath panel needed replacing, one guest who really did want to see a ghost and two guests who said they should of stayed longer and regretted booking their flights too early.

Although there was often a storm raging outside - inside this over 800 year old castle was love laughter and lovelieness.

will we be back?
yes of course - to sit by the fire - to drink Pinot and whisky and to relax in the atmosphere of a true old scottish castle.

Check-in was very inpersonal, not at all the friendly reception the Scottish are known for (maybe this was to do with the English Receptionist!!) On entering our room, imagine our surprise to find it was already occupied. When I returned to the reception, the Receptionist hadn't a clue what to do until the gentleman who was in the room appeared at my shoulder and apologised saying he had misread his room number!! This appeared to satisfy the Receptionist who returned to her business (checking her nails hadn't chipped) - from an alleged 4-star establishment I would have, at the very least, expected that the housekeeper be asked to check the room over but no this wasn't done. At our meal that evening, on ordering steak and fish as a main course neither of us were offered a steak knife or a fish knife - pretty basic stuff really..... and as for breakfast, it would have been an awful lot better if we had received what we ordered when the order was eventually taken. There were 2 other couples in the Restaurant - one couple had ordered, the second couple who arrived for breakfast after us were twice asked what they would like while we sat waiting and waiting and waiting. Checking out was yet another inpersonal experience, I have yet to be asked if I enjoyed my stay or if there were any problems and the person who was conducting the check out was the Duty Manager so that speaks volumes for itself. Overall, not an enjoyable experience and not one I would recommend to anyone..... stay in one of the local B&B's you stand a better chance of a true Scottish welcome