Four of us visited the hotel for an Afternoon Tea. I love an Afternoon Tea and this one was…read morelovely. A glass of bubbly, sandwiches and tiny rolls, scones with jam and cream and cakes, oh the cakes. Loved it. It is on the outskirts of Biggar and is a nice place to drop into if you are out and about. It looks like a small castle. This was my first visit and I was impressed. Very friendly helpful staff and we were not rushed at all. Only reason we eventually had to go was because I was dog sitting. There was a wedding on. What more can you want - a lovely afternoon tea and a fashion show!

This country house hotel has excellent facilities and serves a variety of fantastic meals. They…read morehave a new conference and wedding reception room. It is on the outskirts of Biggar and is a nice place to drop into if you are out and about. It looks like a small castle when you are approaching it as it has a turret of the front of it and has extensive gardens to walk in if you are staying. There are 2 restaurants to choose from, a formal dining room and a more relaxed area for families. They also cater for small private functions. The staff are helpful and friendly and the hotel itself is spotlessly clean. It has a traditional but welcoming atmoshphere. There is ample parking available and can be easily accessed by diabled patrons.

We had our wedding here last year, and I must say that after a few hiccups they really pulled the…read morestops out and were excellent. New Lanark is a village designed by Robert Owen, an industrial revolutionary who wanted to give his workers a safe place to live and work and to halt the exploitation of children. He ran mills which have now been converted into an interactive museum, a visitor centre and a hotel. We booked the hotel for our wedding reception (we had the meal in the function room in the hotel then moved over to the Institute in the Vistor Centre for the ceilidh as there was more room). Had a few worries because there is a noise limiter in the hotel function room and there was the possibilty that one may be installed in the Institute room and our band wouldnt play if there was one , but that didnt come to anything. They also cocked up some of the room bookings for our guests who were staying, but all of the staff were extremely apologetic and gave us room upgrades and smoothed everything out. On they day though, they were excellent. I can totally recommend Lee, who made the day run like clockwork and also Helen at the Institute for being so accommodating and for putting on a fab spread for our evening guests! The food was very good, much better than I expected from a hotel wedding with 120 odd guests having a sit down meal (it should have been good given the price, but I often think that wedding food in that kind of venue can be mediocre at best!) The wedding packages as always were quite expenisve so we just paid per head for the meal. We transported some of our flowers from the church windows to use as centrepieces for the tables, we had our own piper, we didnt bother with different coloured linen, we brought our own wine and paid corkage (bought from the Wine Society), so we managed to save a bit on the package which had stuff in it we didnt need or want. I must say though that they were really flexible with substituing and negociating the packages, so if you had your own piper you could swap to include canapes or something of similar "value". We just had too many things ourselved to warrent the package and to warrent the substitutions. Wonderful day - ran like clockwork (though I did end up being a little late!) but thoroughly recommend NLM

Great hotel in beautiful surroundings. The rooms are an average size, most if not all with views…read moreover the falls. As for the food, nothing short of fantastic, also very reasonably priced. very friendly helpful staff

A beautiful place to celebrate 21st birthday. Food was glorious- plenty of choice. We had 2…read morevegetarians in the party and they had plenty of choice.

The hotel is located in a beautiful part of Scotland in New Cumnock. The gardens and outside areas…read moreare well kept, with good parking and stunning views. I arrived here in January as a wedding guest and stayed for two nights. The hotel reception area and function rooms are beautiful, a great place to hold a wedding, birthday or conference. I did feel that the quality of the bedrooms did not match the price charged and this is why I can only give 3 out of 5. The bed was comfy enough, however the pillows were too soft, the hair drier barely dried your hair and the bathroom had been neglected. The floor had several marks and the bath was dirty around the edges. I would also say that the breakfast was not very good so all in all, a disappointing experience for the money. I did enjoy the wedding and the bride and groom had a fantastic day but I feel the rooms need to be improved.

Went on Saturday night. Place was buzzing. They had a wedding reception, bar and restaurant was…read morefull, luckily we had a 8:30 reservation. My cousin and family live very close to here and were able to walk, which is very handy when you want to have some wine. Our group decided on the soup special, roasted tomato with basil, Scottish scallops and ham hough pea & mint arancini. Followed by mains, macaroni & cheese (no not for a child) chicken & wild mushroom ballontine, braised beef featherblade and a rib eye with peppercorn sauce. We were all very happy with our selections. Out waitress was phenomenal, as was the rest of the staff. The restaurant was extremely busy yet they just worked as a team & got the meals out in timely and well coordinated manner. We were very happy to sit after dinner with coffee's as the boys had some melt in your mouth ice cream. Definitely check them out!

This is a nice hotel set within lovely grounds. The hotel offers both single and double rooms. They…read moredo really nice bar meals here and the service is quick and food good. They also hold various dances, events and weddings. The room in which they hold weddings etc has a twinkly ceiling adding to the atmosphere it has it's own bar and toilets also located within the room. They have a comfortable lounge again with its own bar so plenty of bars to get yourself a drink if it is busy. The toilets are clean and the staff friendly you get a personal service here.

Trigony is one of the best Hotels in Scotland. The food is astounding and the staff are friendly…read moreand helpful. It is a perfect place to stay for a hotel break in Scotland. If you go try and find one of the best walks in the UK, it is called Crichope Lynne it is an old victorian walk and is my favourite walk. Great Hotel in Scotland.

I have been staying at the Trig for fishing holidays for over 25 years through several sets of…read moreowners. The hotel has reached new heights under the present incumbents, Adam and Jan, and is very successfully presented as a comfortable country house hotel. The rooms are adequate to large in size, with good-sized en-suite bathrooms (shower or shower/bath). Decor is kept in good order and cleanliness is good. Adam oversees the kitchen, with a focus on locally-produced food resulting in excellent hearty breakfasts (featuring full Scottish, kedgeree, kippers, smoked haddock and toast from bread made on the premises) and high-quality evening meals (very good seasonal game and fish) served either informally in the bar or in the restaurant, both with fires in the colder months. The wine list is well-chosen, with something to appeal to almost every pocket and palate. Among the many things that make the Trigony unique are the home-baked shortbreads in the rooms, the artisanally-made toiletries and the views of red squirrels in the garden. The service is just what one would expect: real quality!

I've never been disappointed with this place. I can only review on the restaurant and bar side of…read morethings but, the good is great quality, the service is very friendly and helpful and the atmosphere is always pleasant. If you are ever on a trip down the M77, drop in and try some food. They have a range of choices from British, Italian and a bit of Indian in the menu. There is also a great choice of drinks at the bar with trained cocktail staff! What more could you want!

This has been a nice hotel in its time, but I feel is beginning to show its age. It's location - in…read morethe past probably a good thing, is now letting it down - being right next to the M77 Motorway. Access is now through the village rather than off the main road, although this doesn't affect journey times too much. Traffic noise is a problem in most rooms - although some are better or worse than others. The rooms are OK, though aging, and it is quite expensive for what you get. The bar area is a lovely old fashioned affair, and well recommended. Better hotels can be found in the area, for a similar price.

We had a long weekend at Nith Cottages in November, and it's a great location. There are plenty of…read morewalks and mountain biking trails nearby, as well as Drumlanrig Castle. The cottage we were in was facing the river bank and it was a lovely tranquil and relaxing location. The cottage itself was fairly basic. It's certainly roomy, and was cosy and warm, and it would only take a few small touches to make it great. As it's promoted as self catering, I would have expected the kitchen to have been stocked with much better equipment, such as a proper set of sharp knives. And there were a few little things that were just peculiar such as the black lampshades in the bedroom which made the room dark and gloomy. Nice little touches like enough toilet paper would also have been appreciated! It really wouldn't take much to make the cottage lovely, and it did have good facilities like a utility room where we were able to leave our walking boots, which had a washing machine and such in it. We were all keen to visit the neighbouring Blackaddie Country House Hotel for dinner on the Saturday night, but unfortunately the chef didn't really seem very willing to prepare something vegan for me, so they missed out on our booking. The menu looked lovely if you like traditional Scottish food such as venison and duck, but I couldn't speak from experience of how it actually is. Far too posh for us lowly vegans anyway! Overall, we had a very comfortable and enjoyable stay here.

This has changed hands a few times but they still offer accommodation on a bed and breakfast basis…read more They have a nice restaurant, a place to sit with a view of the park. They have nice meals in addition to the popular high teas with scones and various cakes. The car park space is not great though so be prepared to have a short walk.