Hotels near Knock Castle

"So we had a classic king room which was a small room but nice, bed was ok for comfort, only thing about the room from a woman perspective was if doing hair and makeup there was no light to see what you were doing at the mirror so you had to do separately but this is a small complaint, but it was a very nice hotel friendly staff, food was nice we didn't do breakfast, I would visit this hotel again we loved our stay "

"Just back from a wonderful 3 night stay at the Tor-na-coille. We stayed in a deluxe room which was spacious and spotless. Loved all the original features of this beautiful building. The staff all very friendly and couldn’t do enough to help. Fresh fruit and delicious cooked breakfast every morning, we dined once in the evening which was superb and very good value, rounded off with a nightcap in front of the roaring fire in the lounge. In a great location, only half a mile to Banchory and a five miles from Aboyne. Perfect for exploring Royal Deeside and the Cairngorms National Park. Thanks to all at the Tor-na-coille for your wonderful hospitality. Looking forward to our next visit!"

"Very comfortable. Great facilities. Spotlessly clean "

"Lovely room, large, clean and friendly staff. Beautifully decorated inside and out for Christmas."

"Staff on the desk great however room very dated only 1 pillow hotel facility nice shower poor room cold and we eat at the restaurant and since eating there have felt very unwell "

"Great room, (even got an upgrade) super clean and the staff were all friendly and accommodating as usual. "

"Lovely area, the rooms are a little old fashioned but everywhere was clean, staff friendly, breakfast lovely "

"Very friendly staff. Room was spacious and clean. Breakfast was delicious and cooked to order. Would stay again. "

"Not our normal sort of place to stay but ideal for our circumstances. Lovely facilities and folk staying at the same time. Good self catering shared kitchen though only as we left did we tumble to the fact that Helen had provided some communal consumables in the kitchen - our loss."