Stayed at Dalhousie as part of a wedding party. The castle was lovely and our stay and the wedding fantastic. I have a couple of criticisms however; firstly I was surprised to see mildew all round the baths in a couple of the rooms (all it takes to remove this is a 5 minute dousing with bleach). I was told that my criticism would be referred to housekeeping along with the bleaching remedy - surprised they didn't know. The staff also seemed to be a mixed bag - there were those who couldn't do enough to help and those who really didn't seem to want to help at all and were surly. The chap who played the bagpipes and gave us our tour was a real treasure. The setting is magnificent.

We stayed in the castle for my sister's wedding. The castle itself is absolutely gorgeous with stunning scenery. The room we stayed in could have been better for the money. We ended up having the disabled room which if you were in a wheel chair you would still have struggled. The bathroom was massive with a good shower within the bath, all the toiletries they gave you were a good size & good quality. Our only criticism was the mould on the tiles. This wasn't castle mould it was dirt mould. Our bed was extremley comfortable. We had tea/coffee making facilities, tv, 2 complimentary bottles of water and a bowl with cookies which had been there a while as they were soft and horrid! Nice touch though! We paid £180 for the room and in our opinion it really was not worth that but as it as my sister's wedding we decided to not worry. The breakfast the following morning was ok. They offered you pretty much whatever you wanted with the norm, cereal, yorurts, full scottish, kippers ect. The cooked breakfast was on the small side and the best thing about breakfast was watching the falconary lessons. Again the scenery in small breakfast room was amazing! Would i stay here again, probably not but for a specail occasion it could be worth it.

Myself and my husband stayed 2 nights at Dalhousie on our honeymoon. Rooms are really pricey, and so we had a standard room, which was really lovely; clean, well decorated; nice bathroom and lovely view. The highlight was the Dungeon Restaurant, the food was wonderful, service great. Another highlight was the brilliant gent who gave us (and another couple) an impromptu ghost walk, great fun and a great character! The only downside on our stay was that it did feel rather like a wedding factory - hotel guests have to walk through wedding parties and several seem to be going on at the same time and knowing how much the rate for this is, (we did consider Dalhousie for our own wedding, but I'm glad we decided on elsewhere), I would not have been happy if I had been one of the brides.

A large group of us are just back from a weekend at Dalhousie Castle and had a wonderful stay. From the friendly and helpful staff to the Castle and surroundings, we loved every minute. The SPA is a treat and offers a great selection of pampering packages. The Library Bar, Dungeon Restuarant and The Orangery are all lovely locations to relax. The various themed rooms are well presented, spacious and clean. The food was very good and the staff were very accomodating and patiently attended to our party at all times.
What topped it off was our tour of the Castle in the wee small hours, learning about its history and hearing the stories associated with the Castle's past. Staff were creating an ambience during the tour and obviously enjoy having an audience to share the history and ghostly goings on there..and one of the cameras did stop working for no reason!
The next morning we spent time at the Falconry and flew some of the eagles, nice way to spend a Sunday morning.
The weather was fab too!
We will always remember our stay at Dalhousie and definately be back to show others around!