Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
The room was clean and comfortable and had 2 chairs to watch TV
The evening meal was excellent and the staff very attentive and the dining room ambience was lovely.
Would definitely stay again and could not recommend it highly enough.
The room was clean and comfortable and had 2 chairs to watch TV
The evening meal was excellent and the staff very attentive and the dining room ambience was lovely.
Would definitely stay again and could not recommend it highly enough.
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 12, 2019Reviewed September 12, 2019
The room was perfect for a solo traveller. Bright and clean. Despite being above a pub I never experienced any noise disturbance. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Great location in a lovely little town.
The room was perfect for a solo traveller. Bright and clean. Despite being above a pub I never experienced any noise disturbance. Staff were all helpful and friendly. Great location in a lovely little town.
A very nice little hotel with tidy clean room with lots of little touches such as coffees, teas biscuits etc.
Excellent evening meal at reasonable cost.
Good breakfast with good choice.
Friendly service and nice decor in dining room.
Good location just off the A75 road.
A very nice little hotel with tidy clean room with lots of little touches such as coffees, teas biscuits etc.
Excellent evening meal at reasonable cost.
Good breakfast with good choice.
Friendly service and nice decor in dining room.
Good location just off the A75 road.
We arrived slightly earlier but Derek had left the house key in door for us to let ourselves in. He called later to check everything was OK and showed us how to open the hottub lid . It was all ready to jump in and very warm. Cottage was modern and everything needed was provided, towels, bathrobes for hottub, cutlery and plates etc. Excellent front garden for playing football with our son. Overall couldn't fault it and had a relaxing stay.
We arrived slightly earlier but Derek had left the house key in door for us to let ourselves in. He called later to check everything was OK and showed us how to open the hottub lid . It was all ready to jump in and very warm. Cottage was modern and everything needed was provided, towels, bathrobes for hottub, cutlery and plates etc. Excellent front garden for playing football with our son. Overall couldn't fault it and had a relaxing stay.
Which area of Bladnoch is best to stay in for luxury hotels?
The Bladnoch Distillery area is the best place to stay for luxury hotels.
This area, centred around the Bladnoch Distillery on the banks of the River Bladnoch, offers a refined experience. You'll find a selection of high-end, restored buildings that provide comfortable and exclusive accommodation. It's a peaceful setting, ideal for those looking to relax and enjoy the local produce.
Couples looking for a high-quality, quiet retreat will appreciate staying here. The focus is on comfort and local experiences, with opportunities for distillery tours and walks along the river. It's a great base for exploring the beautiful Galloway countryside at a leisurely pace.
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The Bladnoch Estate is home to Scotland's oldest lowland distillery, offering an exclusive insight into whisky production with private tours and tastings of rare expressions. Stays within the estate often mean access to luxurious accommodations, sometimes with private chefs or bespoke services. The Bladnoch River runs through the estate, providing opportunities for private salmon fishing experiences. This area is superb for discerning couples or solo travellers who appreciate fine spirits and a tranquil, bespoke escape.
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