Situated in the quaint spa town of Moffat which is the beating heart and hub of the beautiful Scottish Lowlands, the Hotel offers fast free Wi-Fi and all the modern conveniences expected of a small Country Hotel that punches way above its weight.

Moffat is in a perfect position geographically - only a few minutes from the M74 motorway, 55 miles from both Edinburgh and Glasgow, 21 miles to Dumfries and only 40 miles from Carlisle and the border with England.It has managed to retain a lot of its Auld World charm retaining its rich heritage.

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The History behind - The Buccleuch

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Dating from 1760 this elegant Georgian Coaching Inn, located on Moffat High Street, retains most of its original features. Most notable is the dramatic hotel facade which contrasts with the predominantly Scottish vernacular architecture on Moffat High Street. The open fireplaces in the public rooms offer our guests a warm and cosy prospect, even on the coldest of Scottish winters. The Buccleuch Coat of Arms on the mirror on the stairwell is yet another reminder of the past and historic links with the Duke of Buccleuch.

About Us

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This hotel is owned by the Smith family who hailed from Zimbabwe and consider themselves very fortunate to have landed up in one of the most beautiful villages and geographic areas in Scotland. As a family, The Smiths have all the attributes to invest in a hotel that takes on so many different skills.

Restaurant

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So happy to find somewhere that allowed the dog in. There is a larger area where dogs are not allowed so that should keep everyone happy. Enjoyed the burgers with beef, pork and venison burgers all being tested by our family with the fourth having a small portion of Scampi which was excellent value.

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The Museum was founded in the 1970s by a group of energetic Moffat people who wanted to preserve their local heritage for subsequent generations. The Museum was housed in an old Bakehouse until a big modernisation project in 2012/13. Then the purchase of an adjoining property enabled the Museum to expand into the additional space.

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