Glengorm Castle is a refurbished ornate granite mansion situated at the end of the road on bluffs overlooking the western coast of the Isle of Mull. Its architectural detail and formal rooms give it the feel of a castle though it is not really one. Guest rooms are large and very comfortable, especially the beds, and the bathrooms are huge and nicely appointed. Common rooms include a large comfortable drawing room, a library with a gratis Scotch whisky collection, and the dining room. Grounds are open for strolling and hikes, into the hills or across fields to the nearby sea coast. Only breakfast is served. The owners live in a part of the castle adjacent and connected to the guest area--the presence of kids and dogs gives it a different feeling, but contact with the staff outside of breakfast is very limited. It is a location right out of a movie, and despite the rain (of which we had much) the views to the sea and surrounding hills are dreamlike. You need a car here to come and go. The Estate also contains self-catering cottages, a coffee and gift shop and small marketplace. But you really have to go back to Tobermory for anything.

We stayed here for my birthday during our tour of Scotland. It was a fantastic experience and the highlight of our trip. What a birthday treat! The scenery is spectacular with views of rolling green hills and the sparkling blue ocean. The rooms were huge and the bathroom big and luxurios. We had superb hospitality. The breakfast was divine. I don't think we will ever have breakfast in a more stunning setting. We had wonderful weather whilst we were there which made it even more beautiful. My husband also really enjoyed the variety of whiskey on offer. I wish we could have stayed longer. Even though it is expensive, it was worth every cent and we will definitely be back!!

There aren't many opportunities to stay in a real baronial castle....so don't miss this if you visit the Scottish isles. The castle sits on 100's of acres of beautiful land right on the water on the island of Mull. If visitng this castle be prepared to drive on the "single track" (one shared lane) roads. The castle is 4 miles from the nearest town (Tobermory) and except for the castle's small restaurant/store there is nothing nearby in the way of services. The castle includes a full Scottish breakfast. This is a great ppace to stay if you want to stay in a beautiful location and do lots of walking in beutiful places.

Because I read good reviews on Trip Advisor we decided to stay here for one night in May while touring Mull.
The road to get there over Mull is very windy and beautiful (bring throw up bags for the children!) but arriving at Glengorm your mouth will drop. It is so beautiful. We had great weather so that also made a big change.
The castle is lived in by a family with young children. It gives the place the feel that you are arriving at home. The dog is waiting for you at the front steps. The bedrooms and bathrooms are big and lovely decorated. With antiques, books, nice materials.
Again the view from our room out over the fields and the sea was incredible beautiful.
Our children liked it because they could play outside and on the trampoline.
It is a B&B so you have to go out for dinner. We went to Tobermory and had some good Mull lobster in a restaurant run by an Argentinean chef.
After dinner back in the castle we sat in the whiskey room where you can try all the whiskeys (for free...). We only had one for fun and then had a lovely sleep in the four poster bed. There were American honeymooners there and I can see that this would be a good place for your honeymoon.