The post office is situated at the bottom end of the high street, and is easily accessible for…read moreanyone as there is steps as well as a ramp. There is a a handy post box sitting right outside the door, so you'll never forget to post your letters after stamping them - may sound silly but i've lost count of the times i've stamped my letters thrown them in my bag and forgotten to post them. Inside it is rather narrow and small. There is a section at one end of the Post Office where cards and stationary are kept, and if customers are lined up waiting, then other customers have to push past to get to the cards. this can be very frustrating, as there is not much room to move as it is. Safety is a huge feature here, and the staff are well protected with safety glass, I know I know, it's not saving us, but to be honest, if i see that a business is taking measures to keep there staff safe then that's good enough for me. Staff are very friendly and do try and be as quick as possible. Overall not a bad little post office, there is limited parking, but you can walk from other car parks that are within walking distance.

A small local shop that stocks the basics. Milk, bakery goods, papers etc. There is also a small…read morepost office. It is great for the local community but the prices are a bit high. Needs the support to keep it open.

The Croy Shop is just a wee village shop owned by one of the residents of Croy. They stock local…read morefresh food from local farms. For example they have free range eggs from a local farm, locally produced milk and cheese, homebaked cakes. They also sell standard fare such as bread, magazines, cigarettes, alcohol, greetings cards, wood/kindling also. The staff are very friendly and the shop is open 7am-7pm mon to fri/sat with shorter hours on sunday.

Small friendly post office at the back of the shop. The…read morestaff are always friendly and polite and the others in the queue will usually chat to you. Be prepared for a wait in high season since it's a haunt for the tourists and their postcards!

Very helpful, friendly staff, great location. Made transactions very quickly and very assistive…read morewith my questions

I do like this wee Post Office, a shame that is closing & being incorporated into RS McColls on the…read moreHigh Street

This post office is tucked away in the right hand corner of the Mace shop…read more Parking is at the back of the shop - the front faces out looking towards the school. Parking is a wee walk away from the shop, which is a bit of a pain if you have a few heavy parcels. I use this post office regularly and the service is good and it never seems to be busy. The advantage of a post office in a shop is that you can pick up your messages at the same time.

We thoroughly enjoyed our tour of the castle and wandering the gardens next to it. We spent at…read moreleast an hour going up and down stairs to see the bedrooms, living quarters, art, and modernized kitchen. The audio tour, available in other languages, was especially helpful. At the end of the tour, when we handed back our audio device, we got our picture next to a Scotsman. He was a little stiff, but that's probably why he let us pose with him!

We toured the gardens first. They're quite beautiful even tho the maze was closed and no longer…read moreaccessible to the public. Then we did the audio tour of the castle. There were many interesting rooms but the most interesting one for me was the dungeon. The areas I visited did not have a lived in feel altho much of the castle is off limits to the public. The gardens are really much better than the interior simply for their stunning masses of color and quirky objects around the corner and down the lanes. We had lunch in the small cafe. There's also a gift shop at the end of the audio tour. It's worth a visit if you're in the area.