Name: Inveraray Castle
Brand: Euan's Guide
Rating: 2.25 (2 reviews)

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Inveraray Castle is the home of the Duke and Duchess of Argyll and their young family. Ancestral home of Clan Campbell. Iconic visitor attraction on the West coast of Scotland.

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Overall rating

2.25

(2 reviews)

Overall rating breakdown

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Access (avg.)

2.25

Parking (avg.)

Toilets (avg.)

1.5

Staff (avg.)

4.5

w_h

Sept 2024

3.5

Well worth visiting although accessibility is constrained.

Visited on a holiday weekend. Advance booking was easy and disabled visitors and their carers pay no charge. We could only access ground floor with wheelchair but this gives a clear idea of the castle and an I-pad is available for visitors who can't access upper rooms. Estate has made an effort to cope with all visitors to a historic building and family home.

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finnberrys

Oct 2023

One of the most inaccessible places we've visited but could easily be improved

We visited Inveraray Castle as we were travelling that stretch of the A83 from Kintyre to Loch Lomond, and we hoped it would provide a short break from driving. It was easy to find and we were travelling by motorhome. They had marked out parking for motorhomes, which was really positive.

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Disabled Access Information for Inveraray Castle

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We have level access from ground level to the: Entrance Hall, State Dining Room, Tapestry Drawing Room, China Turret, Armoury Hall, Saloon, North-West Hall, and Exhibition Room. An accessible toilet is also on this level. Loose gravel around the exterior of the Castle and Gardens can make access difficult for wheelchair or pushchair users.

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We have a blue-badge holder drop-off point at the entrance to the Castle. Free parking is available on request at the front door of the Castle for blue-badge holders who are driving.

Dedicated parking

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