A superb small Restaurant with Rooms set in its own gardens on the banks of the river Nith, one of Scotland’s great yet little known salmon rivers and with extensive views across Scotland’s Southern Upland Way. Seven beautiful bedrooms and suites, many of which overlook the gardens or the river.
There are also 2 self-contained cottages in the grounds, each with fully fitted kitchen for those who wish to be independent, but who would when the hotel boasts food to rival the best anywhere? Far and away above what one would expect in a small tucked away country house hotel.
Chef/Proprietor Ian McAndrew has held a Michelin Star for many years in previous restaurants and his menus use fresh local produce with all dishes prepared on the premises. Now offering 2 menus; a 5 course fine dining menu and a gourmet tasting menu, both changing daily.
Dumfries House and Drumlanrig Castle are within a short drive with Caerlaverock and Threave Castle also nearby.
DINING
2 AA rosettes. Gourmet menu; lunch and specials available. Last orders 21.00.Breakfast from 07.30.
BEDROOMS
7 bedrooms and suites, plus 2 self-contained cottages in the grounds each with a fully fitted kitchen.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Suite from £210. 2 nights dinner, b&b from £120.00 pppn; 3 nights from £78.00 pppn. Gourmet menu and breaks available. Birdwatching, shooting, biking, walking, fishing and swimming nearby. Glasgow 45 miles and Edinburgh 70 miles. 3 AA Gold Award.
Walkers and cyclist welcome. Open all year
Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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4 Poster Suite - suite | £500.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
Mallard - double en-suite | £120.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
Partridge - double | £150.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
Pheasant - double | £175.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
Ptarmigan - double en-suite | £140.00 per room per night |
River Suite - suite en-suite | £210.00 per room per night |
Snipe - double | £500.00 per room per night for bed & breakfast |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
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