We stayed at Glengorm one night during our honeymoon. Unfortunately for us, we were there in December when the sun doesn't come up until around 9am and goes down around 3:30pm. We never got to see the view our quaint room had to offer besides the amazing moonlight shimmering off the sea and outlining the shore, but I'm sure in the daylight it was even more magical! We drove around the island before dark and saw Duart castle in all of its rugged glory. The Isle is amazing, and looks quite different depending on what part you're on. Some of it looks like a set for Lord of the Rings, and then some of it is almost rain forest like, its really beautiful and worth going out of the way to see. The family was really cute and nice. The food was delicious, and we were happy to spend our evening in the library trying different types of scotch with an English couple that were staying there as well. There is nothing more cozy than a fire in the fireplace of an old library with a rain storm outside, a glass of whisky and good conversation. You can't beat that kind of ambiance!

Glengorm Castle is absolutely phenominal. The accomodations and natural setting will blow you away. The food is outstanding and Marjorie and Tom couldn't be nicer and more accomodating. If you are looking for a place to unwind, I highly reccomend Glengorm. We will be back for sure!

We loved our stay at the castle. The view from our window was unbelievable. The meals were great. You could walk forever.

We had a wonderful 3 night stay at the end of July, staying in Mingary which has beautiful views and a bath big enough for two. The breakfasts were the best we had, and the 'porridge test' passed with flying colours. It's very peaceful, and when you see the staff they are extremely helpful. It is a B&B though, so don't expect 5 star attention. We will go back, it's romantic and relaxing - in a truly Scottish way.