Hotels 31 to 40 in Dumfries-and-Galloway, Scotland

Best Western Dryfesdale Country House Hotel - Situated in beautiful Annandale, just a short distance from Gretna Green, part of Dumfries and Galloway in south-west Scotland, the hotel is set amid 5 acres of scenic, elevated parkland and approached through an avenue of Beech trees - a minute off the A74M junction 17. The Dryfesdale House holds one of the most enviable positions and affords some of the most beautiful views in the whole of Dumfries and Galloway. Steeped in history, the hotel dates back to 1762, but with all the up-to-the-minute amenities you would expect from a top-class hotel.

The Kings Arms Hotel - Surrounded by the unspoilt natural beauty of the Galloway countryside, this charming former coaching inn is a great base from which to explore the beauty of Southern Scotland. The Kings Arms Hotel has a long tradition of hospitality and has been offering food and refreshments to weary travellers and guests for over 200 years. Today, the hotel offers comfortable en suite accommodation. All of the rooms have a TV, tea/coffee making facilities, radio alarm clocks and telephones. The hotel's Courtyard Restaurant overlooks the ancient vine and the beautiful magnolia tree. The restaurant enjoys an enviable reputation for the quality of its food, which takes full advantage of fresh local produce, including Galloway beef and Solway salmon. The Kings Arms is the leading golf hotel in the area and the landlord is happy to offer help and advice on the golfing facilities available in the region.

Moreig Hotel - Perfect Hotel accommodation in Dumfries & Galloway, furnished to a high standard, the Moreig Hotel is close to the centre of Dumfries in South West Scotland. Good food and comfortable accommodation, the Hotel is ideally situated for the visitor to explore the historic Dumfries area and the surrounding countryside. Dumfries has much to offer the visitor, including golf on a number of high quality courses, from championship links to parkland courses, also fishing, pony trekking and walks.

Premier Inn Dumfries - With a convenient location, Premier Inn Dumfries is 3.2km from Dumfries town centre and railway station, perfect for exploring Dumfries and the beautiful surrounding area. Some of the comfortable rooms at Premier Inn can accommodate 2 adults and 2 children (under 16 years). The 2 children are also served a free full breakfast, when accompanied by an adult eating a full breakfast. The full all-you-can-eat breakfast includes cooked items, vegetarian options and a wide continental selection. Premier Inn Dumfries is next to the Solway Gate Table Table restaurant, providing good food, served in a welcoming environment. There is free parking and a 24-hour reception at this Premier Inn.

Aston Hotel - Dumfries - Located on the wonderful 100 acre Crichton Estate and adjacent to Easterbrook Hall and Conference Centre, Aston Hotel Dumfries blends state of the art facilities with traditional Scottish hospitality, with interiors creating an atmosphere of luxurious simplicity.

Solway Lodge Hotel - This family-run hotel in the centre of Gretna offers a warm welcome in homely surroundings. It is near to Gretna Register Office, Anvil Hall and the famous blacksmith's shop. Solway Lodge Hotel is ideal for weddings, receptions, conferences and getaways and is 5 minutes from the motorway. Use the hotel as a base for touring Dumfries and Galloway, and for walking, cycling and visiting the stunning coast or Galloway Forest Park.

The Urr Valley Hotel - The Urr Valley Hotel is a long established country house hotel set in 12 acres of mature woodland and gardens. With its stunning views across the Dumfries and Galloway countryside, it is in an ideal location. Within walking distance of Castle Douglas, one of the region's most attractive towns, the hotel makes an ideal base for touring the attractions of Dumfries and Galloway. Built around 1700, the Ernespie House, as it was known, has a long and interesting history. Standing in 12 acres of grounds with interesting historical features, the Urr Valley now offers a quiet and peaceful setting for your stay in the Galloway countryside.

Smiths At Gretna Green Hotel - All bedrooms have king or super king-sized beds, contemporary fireplaces, broadband and a great deal more. Located right next to the world famous Old Blacksmith's Shop, you too can become part of an unbroken thread of romantic history spanning over 250 years. The new, exciting Smiths at Gretna Green embraces both tradition and modern day comforts with inspirational design, set against a historical backdrop. Enjoy a blend of professional, relaxed hospitality, along with 1st class facilities.

Huntingdon House Hotel - This family-run non-smoking hotel offers an outstanding base, both for the business person and traveller alike. This quality establishment offers you a home from home in the beautiful town of Dumfries. Built in 1863 by Jean Aitkin Carlyle (Thomas Carlyle`s sister), this large sandstone house offers the ideal location to discover the delights of south west Scotland. A friendly and courteous service awaits you, making it the ideal place to visit Scotland. The house has been completely refurbished and benefits from double glazing, central heating, free Wi-Fi and a large car park. The entire hotel is strictly non-smoking.

Creebridge House Hotel - The Creebridge House Hotel is a traditional Scottish country house hotel which preserves the peace and tranquility of rural life in elegant surroundings. Your hosts Stephen, Sarah & Rory Donnan and staff look forward to offering you a warm welcome and comfortable stay. The hotel acquired it's name from the River Cree and is situated in three acres of idyllic gardens and woodland at the foot of the Kirroughtree forest. The hotels location makes it central to a wide variety of activities. From walking and cycling through the nearby forest parks to golf and fishing so close you can walk to the nearest hotspots. In fact the first tee at Newton Stewart Golf Club is just 400 yards away. The busy market town of Newton Stewart is a mere two minutes walk and roughly 30 minutes drive to the port town of Stranraer with ferry links to Belfast.