Loved the way it had been restored and the friendly, helpful staff who were on hand to answer questions. More

Great place to visit on a wet day when your stuck for ideas for visiting family More

We have been several times to Delgaty Castle for afternoon tea and when we saw that they were doing a Mothers day special afternoon tea we booked it right away. It was such a let down though. The sandwiches were cheap and nasty and we didn't eat them. Some of the cakes lovely though others not so great. For £15... More

Beautiful grounds for a walk with an excellent tea room. The Cullen Skink is highly recommended. More

Delagtie castle is a privately run trust and the people that run it, run it with a passion. It is not as swish as a national trust property but oozes character, charm and heaps of history with some lovely stories about past glories and ignomies! - even the cobbled yard has been fixed up with old bottle glasses and telegraph... More

We had gone past quite a number of better known castles in Aberdeenshire, but after seeking out information about my wife's Morrison ancestors in Turiff and Meikle Colp, we noted that we were close to Dalgatie Castle and that it was probably very relevant to Turiff over many years. It turned out to be a very pleasant surprise, with a... More

Great setting for a small wedding, our first trip to Scotland and this was magic. More

We attended a friends wedding at this Castle and it was amazing, the attention to detail was second to none. They got married in the wee chapel which was very intimate for a small wedding. We stayed over night in one of the apartments in the castle with a four poster bed and it was just lovely. The lady who... More

This has to be one of the best preserved Castle buildings of its' age anywhere. It's not been ruined like so many other Castles. Delgatie Castle is the seat of Clan Hay and has been since 1314 when it was taken from the Earl of Buchan after the Battle of Bannockburn. The Castle dates back from around 1049. There are... More