The Best Dumfries & Galloway Budget Hotels

features bright, updated interiors but character period details have been retained, the comfortable rooms have a smart, classical feel to them

lying on the midpoint of the Southern Upland Way, this charming former coaching inn makes a great place from which to explore the region

featuring a sun-trap beer garden, this town-centre pub offers pleasant, light and airy rooms with all the town's amenities within a short walk

original features have been retained in many of the comfortable rooms at this popular inn, live acoustic music is occasionally hosted

a traditionally furnished inn providing comfy, spacious rooms, a relaxed restaurant and convivial bar, situated close to the River Nith

within easy reach of the Stena Line terminal at Cairnryan, a traditional accommodation offering simple bedrooms or ensuite chalets

overlooking the pretty harbour, this welcoming seafront inn boasts a convivial bar and informal restaurant serving locally-caught seafood

this unique inn dates back to the 1700s and is mentioned in the Guinness Book of Records as the narrowest detached hotel being just 7 yards wide

a traditional inn situated in a quiet village offering traditional bar meals, real ales and comfortable rooms set in a newer, motel style annexe

set in a peaceful village with the coast and countryside of The Rhins of Galloway moments away; a nautical theme pervades at this cosy inn

set in a peaceful village but ideally situated between junctions 20 and 21 of the A74(M), it makes an ideal en-route stopover in a quiet spot

situated in a peaceful village just off the A75 this friendly village inn provides a comfortable en-route stopover or base to explore

a friendly village inn with a retro style bar serving a large selection of malts, hearty, homely style fare is served in the modern restaurant

recharge your batteries at this cosy inn located in the Galloway Forest Park, it has comfy rooms, homemade food and a wood burning stove

this traditional village inn is set opposite the water's edge and boasts panoramic views of the coast and sea, the restaurant serves hearty food

a traditional inn offering a warm welcome to travellers on the nearby A74(M), it is ideally placed to explore the area, play golf or go fishing

well placed for exploring Galloway's sights or an Irish ferry stopover, this welcoming inn provides cosy accommodation and tasty pub fare

a charming, village inn with its own informal restaurant, situated just off the A75 making it an ideal stopover for those heading to the Irish ferries

a 280 year old former coaching inn offering cosy, well-presented rooms, a good selection of malts and real ales and a popular restaurant

traditional pub with comfy rooms, well-equipped and simply presented, a cosy bar - log fire in winter - and serving local Scottish produce