In the days of the Bulloughs Kinloch Castle, for a short spell each year, came alive. Since 1958 when it was sold to the nation, or more precisely The Nature Conservancy Council it has been in steady decline as a place to stay. We visited with London Mountaineering Club and drew straws at the door to gain a twin bedded... More

My husband & I ,both retired,57 & 61,stayed in a dorm,took breakfast & Evening meals in the Bistro,with wine no less!!!Variety,quality & presentation of meals would be a credit to a 4 star hotel restaurant.Well done to the South African chef who was there at the time & his team.Definitely 5 star hostelling!! Nothing was too much trouble throughout our... More

We were here for four days in the school half term with two primary age kids. Staying in the William Bass room we found the hostel/ castle a perfect base for a relaxing break. Just be aware that it is as much hostel as castle. We ate in the castle bistro every night and the chef was kind enough to... More

Stayed for the week-end with friends at kinloch castle hotel and absolutely loved it despite the wet ,wet ,wet, weather . The whole island is spectacularly beautiful and the wildlife amazing , lots of differant walks to do , thrilled to see the deer eating the sea weed in the bay at Kilmory . The castle itself is quirky and... More

An upmarket hostel experience. My son, dad and I had a 4 bedded room to ourselves and had a great few days. The bedrooms are basic bunk rooms, some of the bathrooms have large old interesting baths. The reading room is obviously part of the castle and had loads of interesting stuff on Rhum. The food in the bistro was... More