Quaint and great! We loved our stay - it was our time at Moffat House. We will be back again in…read more2025.

We stayed here for one night as it was dog friendly. The room was an ok size. It was just a bit run…read moredown. Think it needs some TLC. The bathroom was also ok. The building outside is really impressive but the inside does not match that. This is also a Best Western which is not obvious from the name. The staff are really friendly. I asked for 2 plates and some cutlery as we had brought back a takeaway. Some place can be weird about this but they were very obliging. Would recommend for a night or 2.

reasonable hotel, nothing too special, so if you are visiting and you want somewhere particularly…read morenice, go to the hazeldean guesthouse or the rivendell guest house. Or if you're a bit posh then theres the cairndale, station or aston hotel. However this is an ok little guest house, with a decent bar, and nice food, and its two minutes walk from the town centre, so if you're staying over for a night then this place is cool, any longer than one night then I'd go somewhere a bit nicer.

Having my wedding here was one of the best decisions I've made. Their wedding packages are perfect…read morefor couples looking to have a destination wedding. I was just married yesterday and the whole event was seamless. All of my guests had a great time and enjoyed every aspect of the wedding- from the owl ring delivery to the fireworks in the evening. Many claimed it was the best wedding they have ever attended. I enjoyed myself and the day was virtually stress free. Lilly, Deborah and Sarah were so willing to bend over backwards to make sure my day was perfect. All of the servers and bartenders were also on point. Our bartender was providing scotch education to guests and many of my guests really enjoyed this. Even after the dancing ended, the evening manager went out of his way to make sure guests were fed and happy. He even made us cheese bread when the sandwiches were consumed. I would highly highly recommend Auchen Castle. You won't be dissapointed!

Better food than I anticipated in the sleepy village of Thornhill. My husband and I had the…read moreseabass and the duck breast which were both excellent. The seabass was pan-seared perfectly and on a set of stir fried vegetables which was a bit of an odd combo but delicious none the less. The duck breast was done to a medium rare as requested with cheesey tatties and steamed vegetables. The sides were not super creative but a great choice for dinner in the area.

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!

fabulous atmosphere great food highly recommend the sunday roastsread more

would be easier to find if they invested in a website that had postal code on it .what century r…read morethey living in

Has proper historical country house atmosphere, coal fires, etc. Is currently under expansion work…read morewith steel frame of extension clearly visible on the approach up the drive, however when the construction work is complete this should be a fantastic venue for meals, weddings, etc.

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