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Sally & Ronnie are pleased to offer warm and friendly accommodation in the family run Queen's Hotel, where your comfort is their prime concern They believe in giving value for money, with personal attention at all times to ensure a memorable visit. The Queen's will appeal to you if you want to get away from the pressures of modern day living without having to miss out on home comforts.
The comfortable
Pauline Ostridge — Friendly pub, the beer and Guinness were lovely so we're the GnT's.well worth popping in for a few
The Cross Keys is one of the oldest Coaching Inns in Scotland. Built in the 17th Century, it is a listed building of architectural interest. The hotel is situated in the centre of the picturesque village of Canonbie, which nestles within the valley of the Border Esk just off the main A7 trunk road to Edinburgh. The Inn is privately owned and the proprietors are only too pleased to be of service.
Donna Garey — Food here is very good. But you absolutely MUST try the Pulled Pork and Cheese Sliders! A-M-A-Z-I-N-G! At the first bite
Situated in possibly the most beautiful valley in the Beacons National Park on the fringes of the pretty and sophisticated market town of Crickhowell, the views here are humbling. With 22 individually styled bedrooms, The Manor's interior is honest and unpretentious, we like to think of its characteristics being similar to well-aged Claret.
Tr — Stayed for 2 nights with a large group, the whole weekend was excellent. The food was brilliant, the gym and spa was clean
Trigony is a friendly and luxurious Scottish Country Hotel nestled in the heart of Dumfries and Galloway. Sitting amongst beautiful woodland and romantic gardens Trigony is a wonderfully relaxed country house hotel with excellent rustic cuisine and friendly local staff. We love to welcome all our guests and their furry friends and can organise a range of activities including cycle hire and relaxing
Jackie Lawrence — We have been here alot. The staff are wonderful the food excellent and the rooms comfortable recommende
Sparth House, with all the majestic splendour of Georgian architecture and set in its own grounds, is a Grade ll listed building built in 1740. The interior, though, with wood panelled walls festooned with oil paintings and antique figurines delicately poised throughout the hotel, reflects the elegance and enchantment of the Victorian era. Sparth House is perfectly situated on the edge of the Ribble
Belinda Laming — Had a surprise 60th birthday at the Sparth Hotel, Accrington. The food was delicious, the staff were amazing, friendly and
As one of the leading wedding hotels in Gretna you are assured a warm welcome and an enjoyable stay with us. 2 Nights in our Honeymoon suite, including Champagne and Chocolates on the day of your wedding. Our rooms include a Honeymoon suite, Standard Family rooms, Double and Twin rooms and Single rooms.
Marcia Brace — Nice hotel friendly staff and the food was very nice had the steak pie full of chunks of meat. The room was small but big
We are passionate about food, we want you to experience a true flavour of Dumfries and Galloway. We carefully select our suppliers and use wherever possible local produce. Our head chef Ian Barron has been at the Hotel for 16 years, testament to his love of the region, the job and the food. We hope you enjoy your experience with us either in Artistas or the less formal Bistro.
Andrew Sayers — Really good food, breakfast and dinner. Excellent staff and a lovely room although ours was ground floor with noisy neighbours
We have a selection of 21 tastefully decorated rooms available. From a standard, family or even Bridal Suite, each has all the facilities you would expect; en-suite bathrooms, hairdryers, beverage facilities, direct dial telephone, complimentary toiletries, television and of course, comfort. Our rooms have shaver points, room calls and are all fully double glazed and central heated. We also offer guests
Marcus Watson — Basic hotel rooms beyond public areas. My bathroom smells of mould. Could live with this if service is OK. However. manager
Situated in the heart of picturesque Dumfries and Galloway Scotland, the Murray Arms Hotel Gatehouse of Fleet is one of the most charming, proprietor run hotels Dumfries and Galloway has to offer. With 12 ensuite bedrooms, six meeting or break-out rooms and as a charming Dumfries and Galloway wedding venue , we are well-equipped to meet your needs and exceed your expectations.
Susan Eyre — We had lunch at The Murray Arms and it was excellent. Moreover the waitress gave us some good tips for walking nearby. An
Grade B listed building this 18c. ( circa 1750 ) barn has undergone extensive alterations to become a fully licensed barn Restaurant. Whilst installing modern amenities, we have retained as many of the original features as possible. Seats 40 plus, has 18c. brickwork and part of the original workings of the mill. All have colour TV. central heating and tea/coffee making facilities.
We have one chalet
Stephen Denny — Rooms are reasonable and reasonably priced. Breakfast was nice, but evening meal was not great. I had a chicken burger -