This is situated just on the outskirts of Dumfries. The only place to eat is a well known fast food…read moreservice next dood. Mac Bacon and Eggs for breakfast is not appealing. The hotel is typical of Travel Inn, friendly, clean and spacious..but this is budget hoteling. Cheap and cheerful

This is a lovely hotel. It is very tidy and has recently been extended. The hotel offers disabled…read moreaccommodation, but does not have lifts to the 1st floor, so bear that in mind when booking. The reception is clean and tidy, the lady on reception over my stay was very friendly and helpful, she actually showed an interest in my reasons for my stay. There is a vending machine within the hotel if you get peckish or thirsty. Each room is well equiped with tea and coffee making facilities and TV's. There is ample parking outside and the hotel is next to the Solway Gate which is fantastic. This is an excellent priced hotel where kids stay free. The only downside is the hotel does not offer air-conditioning.

The best place to stay in Dumfries. The hotel was beautiful! The food spectacular!! The staff was…read morefriendly! I can not say enough good things about this hotel. My family stayed here for 3 nights and loved every minute of it. The hotel took care of our every need. We arrived late at night to check in and the chef offered to still stay up to cook us dinner, and it was amazing! Beat whiskey and Best Veggie Haggis I had on the entire trip! The rooms were beautiful and the location was perfect. Thank you for the free umbrellas, the free wifi, and letting us barrow some outlet converters. We love and appreciate all you have done for our family during our stay. We hope to be back again! Xx

fabulous atmosphere great food highly recommend the sunday roastsread more

From the owner: White Heather Kirkbride provides a beautiful venue and delicious refreshments for all functions. We…read moreare a family-run business with over 30 years of experience.

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!

The Kings Arms is a family run traditional hotel and pub, very olde worlde. They serve very nice…read morebar lunches which are quite large portions. Always very quick service which is exactly what you need at lunch time. They are situated right in the middle of town. I've never stayed in the hotel overnight but i hear that it is very nice.

As it is just a couple of minutes from the motorway, this hotel is ideally located as a stopover…read more The room was clean, the bed comfortable, bathroom had a nice powerful shower, the staff were friendly as were the locals in the downstairs bar! Great breakfast in the morning too. Free Wi-Fi very useful when away from home. I won't hesitate to use this place again next time I am in the area, and would recommend it.

Although just off the A75 outside of town, this Travelodge is set back far enough from the road…read morethat the traffic noise doesn't disturb too much. Rooms are the usual good standard that you expect from Travelodge; a very comfy king size bed and minimal room facilities. But clean, and with a good shower. Breakfast is limited either to a pre-ordered pack of cereal and juice, or you can go to the Starbucks next door. The options there are not much better but at least they have drinkable coffee. If you are prepared to walk 5 minutes and negotiate the busy roundabout, there is a Table Table restaurant next to the Premier Inn across the road that offers a more extensive (and expensive) pub grub-style menu. Other than that, you need to be prepared to drive into town for a decent meal. There's also a Shell garage with a wee shop that you have to drive through to get out so don't forget to fuel up!

Get what you pay for, basic hotel that offers wifi at a charge, comfortable beds and clean rooms.read more

The Cally Palace Hotel is located in the small town of Gatehouse-of-Fleet near Kirkcudbright,…read moreDumfries and Galloway. It is a long established hotel which was once owned by Trust House Forte prior to it being taken over by the McMillan family in the early 80's. It is 70 bedrooms which are all tastefully decorated, a 15 metre pool and an 18 hole golf course. This is a quaint hotel that seems lost in a bygone age which is not necessarily a bad thing. I enjoyed sitting in one of the lounges taking tea and there are many others that do too. Although children are allowed here there are not a lot of them so there is a tranquil atmosphere. Even the guests that stay for the golf seem to have a bit more reserve than some others I have come across. The hotel offers a good base to explore the area which is a great touristy destination in the summer. Point to note the hotel closes after Hogmanay and reopens completely in the first week of March although weekend breaks may be available during January and February.

A sign outside advertised "Best Soup in town", and given that it was a cold, blustery, Scotland…read more(read Typical) afternoon, the boyfriend and I were up to seeing how they did on that claim. The Crown Hotel has an eatery located on their lower floor, very European in style, and all in all, it appeared to be a clean establishment. Dark pub-y colours, rich woods and a HUGE bar dominated the interior. So, we chose a seat by the window that allowed a bit of light in. Their menu was a bit large, (odd compared to others I've seen in rhe last few days) so we chose our soups, Potato Leek for myself, and a tomato bisque for him, and ordered our mains as well, both of us opted for cheeseburgers (mine with bacon) and fries. The soups did not disappoint! Both were served in crocks, with a fresh baked roll and irish butter. Mine was in a thin chicken broth but chock full of both potatoes and leeks. The pets was a creamy tomato with a swirl of sour cream and both were absolutely flavorful! The Hamburgers tho... *waggles hand* Pre-formed and pre-frozen patties, akin to bubba burgers back home, served on a sessame seed bun, with lettuce, tomato and onion, american sliced cheese (Blerg) and a rasher - delicious bacon, but not at ALL what I'm used to. The fries were thin cut and crispy, very very good. And the plate had a small salad of lettuce, onion, cucumber, bell pepper and tomato, barely a half cup, but totally normal an just dressed with pepper. There are no dressings ever offered, you might be lucky to have it come dressed with vinegar already. Over all, a nice shop. When I visit again, I'll come back.

The food was great and come in substantial portions. Highly…read morerecommended for a night out in the town of Kirkcudbright.