Tulloch Castle Hotel Dingwall

General Information

Tulloch Castle dates from the 12th Century, when 1st the Bains and later the Clan Davidson laid claim to its lands. Like its idyllic heritage, the Castle's fortunes have changed a lot of times. Now, it's once again a good fortress, with a prepared welcome for tourists. When you come, you'll be met with Tulloch's countless period has including the 250-year antique panelled Great Hall. As you enter the wonderful hallways you'll pass by painstakingly reconstructed original fireplaces and ceilings and you'll begin to realise that this is only the beginning of an experience you'll never neglect. Tulloch Castle contains 20 en-suite well appointed bedrooms all with their own peculiar character and spell.

Transportation

From Glasgow or Edinburgh follow the signs for Stirling and then Perth on the M80 A80. Once at Perth follow signs for Inverness on the A9. From Inverness you arrive over the Kessock Bridge continuing on the A9 for approximately five miles. You then approach the Tore roundabout take the second turning on the left following signs to Dingwall. Continue on this highway for approximately 4 miles, you'll then approach the Maryburgh roundabout, drive right round and take the third exit for Dingwall. Follow the highway right through Dingwall (passing through 3 sets of traffic lights and a railway level crossing) at the following set of traffic lights you'll find a sign for Tulloch Castle Hotel turn left at these lights onto Kinnardie Brae. You'll pass the Dingwall Leisure Centre on your left, drive to the upper of the hill and turn left, and then 1st right, drive up the hill and you'll then see Tulloch Castle Hotel in facade of you.