Eat out here with family 2 or 3 times a year and always enjoyed a good meal (and a quiet drink)read more

The Bruce Hotel is located on Queen Street, Newton Stewart, Wigtownshire. It is set into one of the…read moremain streets in Newton Stewart so it is not easily recognisable from a distance however as you get nearer, the unassuming frontage appears. There is very limited parking on the street but they do have a small car park to the rear. When you enter you will find a quaint wee hotel, with modest decoration. The ground floor is made up of the bar and the main dining room with rooms on the first and second floor. Although modest the rooms are comfortable and represent very good value for money. The food is well presented and tasty which attracts a good local trade which is gives a bit of an indication. I have eaten here a number of times both in the bar and in the main restaurant and can say I have only had very good meals.

This is a charming B&B on the edge of Loch Ryan in the tiny village of Cairnryan. My sister and I…read morechose to stay at this location in June during our Scotland trip because we wanted to take the ferry at Cairnryan to Northern Ireland for a day and then come back to Scotland and continue our journey there. It was so magical. It rests at the bottom of a garden hill. There was a lovely porch where we drank tea and read one of the hundreds of books that lined the bookshelves in the drawing room. There was also a computer in the drawing room (hallelujah!). The room itself was clean, cozy, and immaculate--down to the smallest detail--there were even tiny scissors for us to open the instant coffee in our room. The beds were so comfortable. It was the perfect place for us to convalesce for a couple of nights from the rigors of travel. The first day, when we had to leave early for the ferry, they packed breakfast for us and left it on outside of our door in a cooler. The second day we had breakfast in their beautiful dining room which reflected all the glory and beauty of the days of the British Empire. They had a variety of breakfast options but I greedily chose porridge and a full English breakfast. It was delicious. And I couldn't move after eating it I was so full. John, the gentleman who runs the place, was so kind, thoughtful, and gracious. he took care of our every need. he even went way above and beyond the call of duty and helped my sister and I get cheaper tickets to Glasgow (our next destination) and even gave us a ride to the bus terminal himself. We will never forget the wonderful people and the beautiful stay at Rhins of Galloway B&B. Planning to return will the rest of our family in the near future.

loved it here, room basic pub B&B style but the pubs character beer and food more than made up for…read moreany lack of comforts. Staff very friendly and welcoming too want to go back.

This place does good food but you need to get in early on the weekend otherwise you will have a…read moretable in the grim part of the pub where the pool players are.

Location - stunning Food - excellent…read more This baronial mansion house is home to a C&R hotel and one of Scotland's finest restaurants. Regularly starred by the Michelin guide. I've eaten here three times now twice for dinner and once for lunch. On each occassion the service has been superb, without being as stuffy as the surroundings would suggest. Moreover, I've never once left with a single regret having dropped my hard earned wedge on dinner.

Small Touring Park Only - space for 8 to 10 Tourers. Very peaceful and set right on the coast. St…read moreMedan Golf course only 5 minutes walk. Fresh Air and Peace & Quiet. Lovely

A small but excellent tourist information centre. I went there twice yesterday, once to buy…read morepostcards and once, before we left the town, to pick up various leaflets about places to visit, and ferry timetables. There are lots of glossy postcards for sale at two prices (for small or large). This is probably the best place to buy cards because I didn't see any for sale anywhere else. There are also lots of beautiful Scottish gifts, from china mugs and other kitchenware to shortbread and fudge. The two ladies working in there yesterday were really helpful. Found near to the large car parks near the water, on the main road. Definitely well worth a visit on your way to, or from, the town centre on foot.

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