Located on the north coast of the Isle of Mull, Glengorm Castle looks out over the atlantic to the Outer Hebrides. The castle has 4 Star Bed and Breakfast. We have a further 8 cottages and flats across the estate ranging from 5 star luxury to cosy remote cottages.
Our castle stay was incredible. Grounds were breathtaking and walking around was an experience of a lifetime. At night, it could get chilly so I recommend to turn on the radiators a little early. The AGA warmed the kitchen and sitting room for cozy nights drinking tea and watching TV, while recounting memories of the day and planning our next day adventures.
Incredible spot, overwhelming view and a top-notch service.
A wonderful place to start a trip to Scotland and explore the Isle of Mull.
A must-do on a trip to Scotland,
we wholeheartedly recommend a stay at Glengorm Castle.
This was our 3rd stay at Glengorm and I hope not our last. We love stopping at The Terrace Apartment and the views and grounds are second to none. Trips to Ulva and Iona were great and there are a number of good places to eat and visit on Mull. However, it is the freedom to roam the grounds that we really enjoy. It's great not having to get in the car when you want to go for a walk/hike.
This was a family reunion having stayed at Glengorm many times over the past 35 years. The location, scenery and suitability for our purposes could not be better.
Glengorm’s secretary, Pam, is a star!!
The Steadings is a great first floor apartment, part of the estate’s coffee shop building. It is very spacious and well-equipped, apart from the WiFi! The welcome letter warned us the WiFi was slow but there was a ‘no internet connection’ message for the whole of our 3-days stay - not a problem for us but be aware if this is something you need when staying there.The bedroom is huge & the bed is very comfy. The bathroom is well-equipped. The estate is beautiful with fantastic walking opportunities. We would definitely return again if we revisit Mull.
Return stay at Lephin once again fantastic, with great walks on the Glengorm Estate to the sea. Part of the charm is the privacy and quiet setting of the cottage, located about 20 mins from Tobermory, with a winding & scenic access road.
This was my third stay at Glengorm, first time at Cnoc Fuar. The key is to walk in the incredible landscape that surrounds the cottage, we went to S'Airde Beinn and up Cnoc Fuar / down the other side, and also walked near the castle towards Dun Ara. Then when you are snuggled reading or watching a movie you feel part of the place. Also sleep with the curtains open. The light is incredible and I really miss it now I am back in southern England. The house has everything we needed, you must bring all your own groceries, body and bath, laundry tabs etc – but kitchen is super well equipped and we f...more