Spent two nights at the castle, and thoroughly enjoyed it. We spent our honeymoon at this castle, in the tower room which was spacious and lovely. The bed was incredibly comfortable.

The staff was very friendly - we weren't able to make the breakfast for the first night and they were obliging enough to pack a breakfast for us to eat on the way. The second day's breakfast was lovely. The castle is on a quiet property and is a fantastic place to relax. Would highly recommend it to anyone, and look forward to going back.

We stayed two nights in the upper tower room at the castle. We wanted a real historical treat during our stay in Scotland and Kilravock certainly lived up to it. The castle itself is a historical landmark - with many antiques, paintings, tapestries and historical highlights throughout the building (there are tours scheduled throughout the day). Our room was very big - a large queensize bed (a treat in Scotland!) plus two singles. The room can be accessed by two stairwells (no elevators! - and you are on what would be the 4th floor - so not the best for dragging up luggage to the room) - The second stairwell is a special treat for only those staying in the room - a narrow, circular, stone staircase. My son loved this accessway! The room did have a bit of a musty smell, but hey, it's a castle! We also discovered that the room above ours (only accessed by the winding stairway) - was once occupied by Mary Queen of Scots. It's kept for tourists only so you cannot rent the room (how she made it up that stairway in a long, flowing gown is beyond me!) The bathroom is across a small stone foyer - at night, very limited light so bring a flashlight if you don't want to have to turn on all the lights to see where you're going. The bathroom itself was very clean, towels were provided, hair dryer and soap - but only heated with a small space heater mounted to the ceiling - so can get quite chilly in there. The room is also heated with space heaters (from what we saw) but does warm up very quickly. No TV's, no radios, but again - you're in a castle so definitely expected. Breakfast was in one of the main dining rooms and full Scottish breakfast (very tasty). The owners were absolutely wonderful! Very friendly and provided any assistance if needed. Overall, a wonderful stay, with some true Scottish history thrown in - would highly recommend it.

We headed to Scotland for a 2 wk vacation, and staying in a castle was a must. Having looked at a number of castles, we decided to stay at this one, because it is a traditional castle, and the price was much more in line with our budget. We stayed in the tower room which was built in 1460. One large bed, and 2 singles. A huge room for 3 people, with ensuite bathroom. We could look out our windows and see sheep dotting the grass below. Mary Queen of Scots slept in the room above us when she visited. So much history, which we learned of first hand on the tour of the castle. Breakfast was excellent, as was the service. Beautiful gardens with many rare trees. A lovely quiet country retreat, within driving distance of Inverness, Culloden, Beauly. We would go back in a minute!

Scotland is full of castles, and it was a real treat to be able to actually stay overnight in the Kilravock castle near Inverness. Although it can be somewhat difficult to navigate the narrow roads in this area, once we were safely parked at the castle we were really able to enjoy the beautiful scenery. We stayed in the Yellow Room – a huge room with bathroom (but no shower). They don’t serve dinner, but there is a tavern nearby (Cawdor Tavern) that has excellent food. Breakfast is included in the tariff, and it was very good. If you don’t mind being away from the city (and feeling somewhat isolated), this is a fun place to stay.