Dumfries & Galloway Bed & Breakfasts Guide

a peaceful retreat offering individually themed rooms, a drawing room with log fire and attractive gardens, evening meals can be pre-arranged

perched in a lofty spot with views over Loch Ryan, there are stylish, de-luxe rooms to stay in and an indoor pool and hot tub to relax in

a red sandstone Victorian house just metres from the railway station featuring comfy, well-equipped rooms that are traditionally furnished

stylish, self-contained room, with its own lounge, set quietly on the shores of the Solway Firth; a hearty breakfast is served with scenic views

set in well tended gardens on the shores of Loch Ryan, it is handy for both Stena Line and P&O ferries and guest rooms are immaculate

welcoming guest house, overlooking seafront, Agnew Park, with well-presented rooms and serving an extensive breakfast menu

a handsome, immaculately presented Victorian house, the rooms are cosy and elegant and a generous breakfast is served in the morning

commended for their exceptional attention to detail, the hosts at this welcoming, relaxing guesthouse offer well appointed, spacious rooms

a striking mansion in the Arts and Crafts style designed by an understudy of Charles Rennie Mackintosh; guest rooms feature antique furnishings

comfortable, homely guest house perfectly placed a few minutes walk from the railway station and town centre shops, bars and restaurants

a handsome Victorian villa dating from 1862 sitting in a mature garden, it is within easy reach of the railway station and town centre amenities

close to the Gateway Outlet Village, this well-appointed B&B provides stylish rooms, full cooked breakfasts and a relaxing sun terrace

enjoy locally sourced seafood and renowned Galloway meat at the relaxed restaurant of this welcoming, central, inn close to the harbour

offers light and airy rooms that come well-equipped for a comfy stay, the shops, restaurants and pubs in the town centre are a short walk away

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

enjoy the relaxing therapies on offer at this welcoming B&B, located within easy reach of this elegant town's many shops and restaurants

in a tranquil riverside setting, this relaxing hotel boasts luxurious rooms and suites, an award-winning restaurant and secluded, riverside gardens

exceptionally high review scores for this comfortable B&B in a restored former inn a short drive from Stranraer and picturesque Portpatrick

top review scores for this B&B and tearooms opposite Dundrennan Abbey, for warm hospitality, a superb breakfast and charming rooms

a picturesque seaside town is the setting for this hospitable B&B, awarded exceptionally high review scores for the spacious, comfortable room

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

once frequented by Robert Burns, this charming inn has been recently updated to provide modern facilities in all its rooms and bar restaurant

welcoming guest house instantly recognisable by decorative ironwork that forms a front terrace; guest rooms are traditional in style

10 minutes walk from the town centre, this family-run guesthouse offers friendly B&B accommodation whilke bar facilities are available next door

be warmly welcomed by the friendly hosts at this period guesthouse providing bright, comfortable rooms and close to all the town's facilities

with all its rooms at ground level, this well-regarded, family-run B&B is ideally placed for visitors to the famous Blacksmiths Shop attractions

an attractive sandstone house that sits in its own grounds off the A709 leading to the town centre, it is a welcoming and homely base to stay

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

with easy access from the motorway network, this welcoming guesthouse featuring stylish rooms and hearty breakfasts makes an ideal stopover

this former fisherman's cottage sits a stone's throw away from the waters of the Solway Firth, view glorious sunsets from the cute summer house

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

set on what is rated one of Scotland's prettiest street and offers stylish and luxurious bedrooms, a contemporary sunroom and traditional bar

enjoy an award-winning breakfast, including haggis, at this friendly B&B, set in a charming Victorian villa, within an easy stroll of the town centre

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

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 365 acre working farm home to 550 sheep, stay in cosy rooms that offer glorious views and enjoy a hearty breakfast in the farmhouse kitchen

featuring a large garden, this charming granite cottage provides luxurious rooms and serves locally-sourced, Scottish breakfasts

set in glorious, open countryside, this majestic, former farmhouse, B&B boasts spacious, airy rooms and serves a full-Scottish, cooked breakfast

boasting a cosy dining room, where traditional pub food is served, this traditional inn is a short drive from Gretna Green and the English border

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

"made us very welcome", "beautiful location", "clean comfortable room", "there was nothing I didn't like", a few comments of recent guests

some of the pleasant rooms at this friendly guest house have views over Agnew Park toward Loch Ryan, a choice of breakfasts is served

set in the picturesque Rhins area, an 18th Century Scottish manse in a picturesque location and featuring comfortable rooms with classic decor

a traditional guest house situated within walking distance of the historic town centre, it offers a comfortable base from which to explore the area

overlooking the small harbour, this cosy seaside inn features spacious, airy rooms and a sociable bar serving classic and modern cuisine

close to Agnew Park and the beach, this traditional local pub offers modern, en-suite rooms and is well placed as a stopover for the ferry

a traditional stone cottage providing a peaceful setting just 5 minutes drive from the A74(M), breakfast is prepared using local produce

nestled in an idyllic spot on the banks of the River Dee, the attractive garden reaches down to the river from where it's possible to fish

with beautiful views across Urr Water and Roughfirth, this water's edge inn features well-presented rooms, a lively bar and informal restaurant

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

ideally placed for both the Stena Line and P&O ferry terminals, this cosy B&B is licensed and evening meals are available by prior arrangement

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

on Stranraer's outskirts, overlooking Loch Ryan and convenient for the ferry terminals, a farmhouse B&B has well-decorated, cosy rooms

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

relax in the hot tub, available in the warmer months, whilst admiring the views from this delightful and cosy B&B, set in a peaceful, hillside location

enjoy a dip in the hot tub at this exceptionally well-appointed B&B, boasting spacious, airy rooms with a comprehensive breakfast menu

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

found ideally placed between the railway station and the restaurants, bars and shops in the town centre, start the day with a full Scottish breakfast

enjoy panoramic views across the village and over the Irish Sea whilst enjoying your breakfast, the harbour is 5 minutes away on foot

said to be one of Moffat's oldest houses yet offers modern facilities and has a contemporary feel throughout, it is just off the bustling High Street

a popular local inn with a lively bar and serving wholesome, home-cooked food, close to the station which provides trains to Dumfries and Glasgow

set in 4 acres of gardens and woodland, this elegant, hotel features well-appointed, individually styled rooms and a holistic garden spa

nestled in 3 acres of grounds on the outskirts of the town, it is ideally placed to indulge in outdoor pursuits such as fishing, golf, and walking

commands fabulous views across the Irish Sea, the terrace is the ideal place to relax in summer whilst the fireside in the bar is best in winter

in a beautiful, seashore setting, this traditionally furnished hotel offers guests a choice of a formal restaurant or casual fare in the conservatory

a friendly and welcoming hotel, set in the heart of town and offering contemporary decor and a 1st-floor restaurant overlooking the river

enjoy a peaceful country house retreat at this family-run hotel overlooking the River Dee, with high review scores, especially for the delicious meals

found in a peaceful and relaxing spot on the edge of the village, this family-run hotel offers good access to the A74(M) and nearby countryside

a late Victorian house set in a pretty garden, rooms are either modern or traditional in style and an extensive menu is served in the restaurant

situated in a secluded spot amidst 7 acres of mature gardens and woods, the location is ideal to explore the nearby scenic countryside and coast

a unique hotel set in 20 acres of spectacular coastline, with just 9 rooms and suites it is friendly and intimate and boasts breath taking views

with parts dating from the 18th century, this charming hotel sits in the central market square making an ideal base for exploring The Borders

dating from 1856, this hotel retains plenty of original character whilst offering guests modern facilities and is tastefully decorated throughout

welcoming guests for over 250 years, today this former coaching inn offers smart rooms, a wine and whisky bar and a riverside beer garden

offers simple style rooms in a handy location for both the railway station, which is moments away, and the shops and restaurants in the centre

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

situated within a 10 minute walk of the town centre and railway station, traditional breakfasts and modern British dishes are served

a magnificent 18th century Palladian mansion set in tranquil grounds, the luxurious rooms, some 4-poster beds, are individually furnished

enjoy award-winning cuisine at this elegant, town-centre hotel, featuring sumptuous, stylish rooms; ideally placed for exploring Galloway

in a quiet, farm environment, this comfortable hotel provides modern facilities in its spacious rooms and a restaurant serving a varied menu

an historic, 18th-century townhouse, featuring bright, warmly furnished rooms, and a choice of dining in the relaxed bistro or formal restaurant

stay in smart, stylish rooms, some of which enjoy views up the whole length of Loch Ryan, and dine from a traditional menu in the restaurant

a traditional hotel with a welcoming atmosphere and a good reputation locally for the fresh, home cooked food that is served in the restaurant

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

enjoying stunning views across the Irish Sea, this delightful harbourside hotel has been sympathetically updated to provide contemporary rooms

a listed Georgian mansion set in a quiet spot on the outskirts, rooms feature bespoke hardwood furniture and there are log fires in the bar

a good A75 stopover if travelling to or from the Cairnryan ferry terminal, it sits on the banks of Loch Auchenreoch and has a waterfront terrace

original features such as an open fireplace provide a cosy prospect in winter, whilst the garden is a pleasant place to sit in summer

with a cosy restaurant serving a varied menu, this friendly and welcoming hotel provides an ideal base from where to explore the Borders Region

traditionally decorated rooms are a feature of this relaxed hotel, close to the local attractions and conveniently placed for an en-route stopover

features comfortable guest rooms decorated in a modern style, a cosy lounge bar and a function room where frequent entertainment is held

close to both the Gretna Gateway Outlet Village and famous Blacksmith's Shop, this friendly hotel makes a great stopover or touring base

enjoys an unbeatable location in this pretty seaside village overlooking the small beach, rooms are contemporary and some have sea views

18th century former coaching inn welcoming guests for over 250 years, it offers a blend of character features and modern facilities

a 15th century manor set in extensive grounds, there are roaring log fires in original stone fireplaces and decorative stained glass windows

overlooking the glorious Urr Water estuary, this cosy village hotel offers traditional Scottish hospitality, making an ideal base for beach or touring

one of Lockebie's oldest establishments dating from the 17th century, it offers a cocktail and lounge bar and a restaurant serving wholesome fare

simple, no frills accommodation 5 minutes drive from the town centre, some rooms have a kitchenette with fridge , toaster and microwave

a small, intimate hotel set in 6 acres of peaceful parkland close to the coast of the Solway Firth, some rooms feature private sitting rooms

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

just 6 miles from historic Gretna and the motorway, this centrally placed hotels ideal for visitors to the Solway Firth or en-route to the ferry port

located on the banks of the River Ken on the A713, it is surrounded by beautiful countryside that is ideal for golfing, walking and cycling

this traditional hotel is ideally situated to discover the many outdoor activities available in the local area such as fishing, golf and walking

set amidst the shops, restaurants, cafés and bars of the town centre, the spacious, well-presented rooms are situated above the bar and restaurant