Wow it looks just like a fairytale castle. Took about 1 hour to go round the castle, could probable have spent 3+ hours there walking round all the garden and climbing up to the folly but having a heavy cold I didn't have the energy. Think you need to be fit to climb up there I believe it takes about 1-1 1/2 hours walking.

Lovely castle and even lovelier gardens. Inside the castle itself doesn't take too long to see but it is very interesting. The gardens are huge and colourful with plenty of seats dotted around to allow you to take in the lovely ambience.

All in all ok , we presumed more of the castle would be open to visitors so we’re disappointed in that respect . The admission fee reflected many other castles we have visited over the last couple of years and with this one sadly we did not feel there was value for money compared to others . The tea room left a lot to be desired . Mediocre offerings . Maybe it was poor timing before the lunchtime rush ?

A lovely castle and gardens, sadly not too much to see inside but what there is is beautiful and stunning. Tea room is lovely, does delicious homemade soups and sandwiches. Three mile woodland walk if you’re able. A very pleasant place to spend a few hours and an easy walk to the village.

All a bit underwhelming but very expensive - for £16 a head I would expect to see more. What there is is well displayed etc but it does make it a VERY expensive day out. Avoid the tea room if your on a budget - the prices there are also high.

It's a lovely castle and walking towards it, we felt very excited to look around however you really don't get to see much of it at all. I think the ticket cost is therefore hugely overpriced for the proportion of the castle we saw. We went slowly round reading everything but were done in 20 mins, you really couldn't get absorbed in the place as only a few rooms are accessible, was let down as the tickets are expensive and we felt unfulfilled. The tea room is tiny and overcrowded so couldn't even get a cup of tea.

This was my first visit to the castle and grounds. There is a lot to see inside the castle detailing the history of the castle and family who own it. I took a walk around the gardens, woods and also did the walk to dun na cuaiche, the views across the castle and surrounding area is stunning.

The rooms that were set up were amazing. Lots of information and pictures about the family history. Beautiful gardens although these weren’t really accessible to all e.g. wheelchairs but to be fair they do let the less abled in for free. This would also limit the rooms they could see. Would have liked more items with the Campbell tartan in the shop.