Bed and Breakfasts in Dumfries & Galloway

The Dumfries & Galloway area attracts lots of artists and craftsman so you will find an abundance of galleries. Museums worth a visit include the Museum of Lead Mining at Wanlockhead and The Savings Bank Museum which tells the story of Dr Henry Duncan who in 1810 opened the first ever savings bank. Kirkcudbright is the main fishing port town.

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Trigony House Hotel, Dumfriesshire, Dumfries and Galloway

PPPN £45 - £70
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Standing in over four acres of secluded gardens and mature woodland, Trigony House Hotel started life as the Shooting Lodge for Closeburn Castle. Now home to the Moore family, This fine Scottish Hotel combines the welcoming ambience of the best Country House Hotels in Scotland with the comfort expected of a much loved family home. Mother and son team, Judy and Adam Moore established a reputation for their hospitality & cuisine using mainly local organic ingredients. This tradition is carried on by Adam & his Partner Jan, providing guests with a relaxed atmosphere in which they can fully enjoy exploring this beautiful part of Scotland. Dining, whether in the restaurant overlooking the gardens, or in the cosy bar with its welcoming open fire is always a pleasure. All the food is prepared with the greatest of care from the homemade organic bread to the ice-cream. Because of the age of the house the 10 hotel rooms are all very different from each other in size and layout but all enjoy their own character, and all have hand sprung mattresses with fine Egyptian linen and are individually furnished. The larger of the hotel rooms have a small comfortable seating area and the Garden suite has it’s own conservatory. With comfort and relaxation in mind, a butlers tray is supplied with homemade shortbread and real coffee, and the toiletries are made specially for the hotel by the Caurnie Soaperie at the Organic Herb Garden in Kirkintilloch. Most of the rooms have views over the gardens and the Lowther hills to the east while others look over the Kier hills to the West. One of the rooms is at the back of the hotel and looks over the woodland which now covers an old Roman Fort. We now also have wire-less internet access in some of our rooms including the Bar. Please note that inline with all public buildings in Scotland we are a non-smoking hotel. The Garden Suite The Garden Suite is on the ground floor and has a King sized Bed and a large Bathroom with separate Shower. Superior Rooms The Superior Rooms have a King sized Bed or twin beds and a larger en-suite bathroom. Room with View The Standard double rooms look over the Gardens and have an en-suite bathroom. Single Room The standard double rooms look over the Gardens and have an en-suite bathroom. Rates: From £45 to £70 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner is available. Wi-Fi/Internet access.

Backcroft B&B, Peeblesshire, Dumfries and Galloway

PPPN £35
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
At the heart of the Scottish Borders, nestled in the valley of the River Tweed, lies Innerleithen, home to Bob and Lesley Foster, proud owners of Backcroft Bed and Breakfast. Originally from Edinburgh, Bob and Lesley extend to their guests the same warm welcome shown to them by the friendly folk of Innerleithen. Built in 1830 as a Coach House, Backcroft retains its charm and history whilst offering the traveller a high standard of accommodation and a first class bill of fare. Situated just off the High Street, Chapel Street is a quiet thoroughfare with ample parking and Backcroft, with its trademark 5 windowed frontage, looks on to the Memorial Hall and gardens, venue for music festivals, theatre, craft fairs and horticultural shows. All year round Innerleithen plays host to an abundance of cyclists, walkers, golfers, fishermen, singers and musicians and Backcroft welcomes them all! Wherever you have come from, wherever you are bound for, rest a while in Innerleithen in the comfort of Backcroft B & B. King Room Or The Red Room as we affectionately call it! Spacious bedroom with king-size bed and large ensuite with power shower. Double Room Or The Blue Room. Spacious double bedroom with view of Cleikum Hill and ensuite shower room. Family Room Or The Gold Room. Very Spacious bedroom with one double and one single bed. The Gold Room has its own private bathroom with bath and shower. All rooms have: very comfortable beds and sumptious bedding, good storage, television, tea & coffee-making facilities, hairdryer, and toiletries. Please Note: All Backcroft bedrooms are on the first floor. Sadly there is no disabled access to this floor. Residents' Lounge Large bright room to the front of the house open all day with comfortable seating, wide screen television, well stocked bookcase and todays papers. The lounge also has a high ceiling and very good acoustics for those of you staying for the music festival! Coffee will be served in the lounge on your arrival. Residents' Dining Room Comfortable dining room with refectory style seating, overlooking Backcrofts large garden. Patio doors lead on to the terrace should you wish to breakfast al fresco (weather permitting, remember this is Scotland!) Rates: From £35 per person per night. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Children are welcome. Off street parking.

Blinkbonny, Canonbie, Dumfries and Galloway

PPPN £27.50 - £30
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDisabled Access
Distance: Miles
Welcome to our home. We live in a tastefully converted cottage away from the noise of traffic overlooking the award winning village of Rowanburn and the beautiful Esk Valley and Cumbrian Hills. Just newly opened we are suited for adults of all ages, with beautiful walks, golf, shooting and fishing within easy reach. We can provide a freezer and packed lunches on request. You can relax in our private garden and patio areas, or by arrangement use the facilities in our games room which include a full size snooker table and honesty bar. For the more energetic sport try the outside table tennis table. We have a large selection of books and DVDs to choose from, cards dominoes and cribbage, all to make your stay as relaxed and enjoyable as possible. We have ample secure off road parking and are 400 yards from the main road. We have one double room to offer with ensuite steam shower and television with DVD. The other room has twin beds and private bathroom with shower, bath and robes. The television is Freeview but DVDs can be watched in the dining room/snug. A mile away, the village of Canonbie has a Church of Scotland, a hotel with an extensive menu, a Hair and Beauty Salon, a shop with Post Office, and Reiver’s tea room. It also features a tennis court, bowls and riverside walks. We are situated only 15 minutes from the world famous Gretna Green, and Gretna Gateway Village. Hadrian’s Wall and Kielder National Park are but a short drive away. The M6, A7 and M74 are only minutes away, for access to Glasgow, Edinburgh and the Lake District. We have Broadband/Internet so you can pick up your Emails if it’s necessary to keep in touch with the outside world. From Blinkbonny you can travel West to Dumfries, home of Robert Burns and the lovely countryside which is Galloway. The area is steeped in history with its castles, Drumlanrig and Caerlaverock to mention just two, Robert the Bruce and his spider and more up to date the David Coulthart museum in Twynholm. Scenic ports of Kirkcudbright, Rockcliffe and Kippford are also in that area as are sandy beaches. Further West is Stranraer where the ferry leaves for Northern Ireland. Wigtown close by is famous for its books and local nature reserve. Nearby is Bladnoch and its distillery! To the north is the charming town of Moffat and Langholm is only 7 miles away with the Buccleuch Centre and Museum. There are so many places of interest to see we will be happy to show you all the necessary brochures and recommend places to visit and stay. Whilst we can’t guarantee the weather we can assure you of a warm welcome to this part of the country, a hearty cooked breakfast to kick start your day and surely the quote “Haste ye back” will be remembered long after you have returned home. Rates: From £35 per person per night (single occupancy). From £27.50 to £30 per person per night. Children are welcome over the age of 7. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Scotland. Limited mobility access.

Bluehill Farmhouse, Auchencairn, Dumfriesshire

PPPN £30 - £35
4 Star4 Star4 Star4 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
This traditional stone building offers bed and breakfast accommodation in open countryside three quarters of a mile from the village of Auchencairn in Dumfriesshire. On the Solway Firth Coastline in South West Scotland, this B&B offers superb views and high standards of accommodation. Both Castle Douglas and the whole of Dumfries and Galloway are within easy reach. The Scottish Tourist Board (Visit Scotland) have inspected the accommodation and graded Bluehill Farmhouse as a 4 Star Bed and Breakfast. From its elevated position, Bluehill Farmhouse has views across the water to the mountains of the Lake District in the distance. Each of the three bedrooms is beautifully furnished, well appointed and spacious, with a modern TV, alarm clock radio, hairdryer and tea or coffee making facilities. Each room has either en-suite facilities or a private bathroom [adjacent]. The 'Rose' Bedroom has a king size double bed, a sitting area with comfy chairs and spacious bathroom facilities (corner shower, bath, bidet, toilet and wash basin). The second double bedroom has a double bed with a brass headboard and countryside views from the window. The 'Gold' Room has twin beds that can be linked together to make a 'Super king-size' double bed. Bluehill Farm is in an area of outstanding natural beauty, where there are many fine walks to enjoy. There are also excellent opportunities for other leisure activities, which include golfing, sea and loch fishing, boating and sailing and cycling. Alternatively, visit one of the sandy beaches, or take it easy and enjoy the magnificent scenic surroundings. Galloway has a rich upland landscape which culminates in Glen Trool, along with a uniquely attractive coastline. Bluehill B&B is the ideal base for touring, with many fine villages, beaches and picturesque harbours to visit. Rates: From £30 to £35 per person per night. Children over 5 are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Off street parking. Wi-Fi/internet access. 4 Star Visit Scotland.

Causies Cross, Moniaive, Dumfries & Galloway

PPPN £25
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingGardenHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Moniaive has been described as ‘one of the coolest villages in Britain’ in the Times newspaper. A warm welcome awaits you at Causies Cross in the heart of the village. Causies Cross Guest House is set in the heart of the historic, picturesque village of Moniaive in upper Nithsdale opposite the Mercat Cross. It's the ideal location for sightseeing, shooting, golf, mountain biking, walking in the surrounding hills or on the Southern Upland Way. Moniaive is steeped in covenanting history and was made famous in the love song ‘Annie Laurie’. Close by Causies Cross you can enjoy one of the oldest pubs in Scotland and great food in the local hotel and restaraunts....as well as an amazing full Scottish breakfast included in the tarrif at Causies Cross! Moniaive was recently described as "one of the coolest villages in Britain" in the Times newspaper and you can join in any of the many village events including the Folk Festival, Horse Show, Gala Day, Barn Dance, Flower Show, Spring Fling and Comedy Festival. Causies Cross is run by Wendy and Derek and has four new bedrooms - one with assisted ground floor access. All have wall mounted TVs with DVD. We have a drying room and freezer space for fishing catches and can offer picnic lunches and great hospitality. We even offer a free pick up and drop off service for The Southern Upland Way point 8 miles from Moniaive if you’re staying at Causies Cross! Hope to see you soon. Rates : From £25 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Marks Farm, Kirkcudbright, Dumfries & Galloway

PPPN £30
3 Star3 Star3 Star
No SmokingOff Street ParkingGardenDinner AvailableHas WiFi/Internet
Distance: Miles
Set in the glorious Galloway countryside, surrounded by quiet lanes, hills and beaches, the Marks extends you a warm welcome in the farmhouse which dates back to the 16th century. The Marks, which dates back to the 16th century, is reputed to be the dower house for McLellan's Castle in Kirkcudbright. The farmhouse, with log fires roaring in the Study and Drawing room, is set in a large rambling old world garden through which you are welcome to wander. Surroundings are tranquil and peaceful, nights are stunningly starlit. In the farmhouse we offer Bed and Breakfast, with dinner in the evening if you wish, all good home cooking using our great local produce. The bedrooms, either sumptuously spacious or benignly bijou, and pleasantly situated with views over the garden and Galloway countryside, are all comfortably furnished. Bed & Breakfast is Scottish Tourist Board 3 star rated. Peaceful surroundings and an idyllic base for golfing, walking, cycling and riding. Galloway is "Scotland's best kept secret"! Kirkcudbright which is only four miles down the road, is a renowned artists' colony, painters being drawn by the Solway scenery and the pure quality of the light. The town boasts several galleries exhibiting local artists, with specialist jewellers and exclusive dress and gift shops, and plenty of places to eat out. It's a lovely old town with fishing boats tied up at the harbour watched over by the ruin of McLellan's Castle in the town centre. The Marks is a working upland farm, with dairy cows and now specialising in worm farming. Rates : From £30 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. WiFi access. Off street parking. Dinner available. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Farhills Farm B&B, Auchencairn, Castle Douglas, Dumfries & Galloway

PPPN £23
Allows PetsNo SmokingOff Street ParkingGarden
Distance: Miles
Come and spend few days at our Bed & Breakfast in a beautiful traditional stone built Galloway farmhouse. There are 2 bedrooms available, both of which has been recently redecorated and furnished to a high standard. Room 1 – named “Bengairn” after the beautiful hill which stands immediately before the bedroom window. This is a double bedroom complete with pine furnishing. Price £46 per night. Room 2 – “Farm view” bedroom overlooks our working farm. This first floor room is furnished with two single beds. Beds can be put together to make a King size if required. Price £46 per night. The rooms are non-smoking and have tea and coffee making facilities. Facilities: Shared bathroom is furnished to a high standard with both bath and shower facilities. Ample parking for vehicles and storage for bikes/sports equipment. Laundry facilities and internet access available upon request. Quiet, peaceful rooms. Garden available for residents use. Open all year. Breakfast: A traditional cooked Scottish or continental breakfast is included. Special diets are catered for, please let us know when booking. Surrounded by open green fields and forest, this working farm is an ideal location to relax and enjoy the tranquil environment and stunning scenery. Situated in beautiful Dumfries and Galloway, South West Scotland, Farhills Farm is one mile from the quaint village of Auchencairn. Look forward to welcoming you! Rates : From £23 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Off street parking.