Bed And Breakfasts 1 to 10 in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

Abonny Guest House - This guest house has a 3-star grading by the Scottish Tourist Board and is less than 5 minutes' walk from Stranraer town centre. We pride ourselves on our high standard of accommodation. All rooms are en suite, decorated in keeping with our beautiful Victorian home and spotlessly clean. Abonny Guest House is less than one mile from the Stena Line cross Channel ferry terminal bus and rail stations.

Lakeview Guest House - Ideally situated on Stranraer seafront, just 5 minutes walk from the town centre, train station and ferry terminal, this family-run guest house with free Wi-Fi is conveniently located for an enjoyable stay. Lakeview Guest House has been awarded a 3-star guest house rating by the Scottish Tourist Board and a very warm welcome awaits you at this bed and breakfast accommodation. Of the guest house's rooms, 4 are en suite and 2 overlook Agnew Park and the picturesque Loch Ryan. The owners pride themselves on the full Scottish breakfast that is served each morning in the dining room that overlooks Loch Ryan. The guest house is just 5 minutes' walk from shops and restaurants. As Stranraer is a busy town it is advisable that you book in advance, and the owners of the guest house will be happy to do this for you.

Rhins of Galloway - In lawned gardens, looking out over the waters of Loch Ryan, Rhins of Galloway has a beautiful and yet convenient location, between the 2 ferry ports of Stranraer and Cairnryan. The guest house is just 4 minutes' drive from Stranraer's ferry terminal and only a one-minute drive from Cairnryan, making it ideally positioned for the Stena Line ferries to Belfast and the P&O ferries to Larne. With all the peace and quiet of an out-of-town, semi-rural location, Rhins of Galloway is nevertheless within a short drive of the area's shops and eateries. In a spacious and relaxed setting, all of the high-quality en suite accommodation is comfortable, clean and well presented. Despite the style and stature of the building, the fact that there is no licensed bar or restaurant means that Rhins of Galloway is defined as a guest house rather than as a hotel. The premises are only open to guests.

Cross Haven Guest House - This family-run guest house is ideally suited for couples exploring the local area, or for travellers to Ireland, and is conveniently located for the ferry terminal and Ryan Leisure Centre. Cross Haven is a beautiful Victorian villa situated in its own private garden. It was formerly used as a convent, and has retained its peaceful atmosphere. Cross Haven offers good quality bed and breakfast accommodation, evening meals are also available by prior arrangement. Spacious twin and double en suite rooms feature a TV, DVD player and hospitality tray. A ground floor room is available which may be suitable for guests with mobility difficulties.

Balyett Bed And Breakfast - With free parking, free Wi-Fi and spectacular views overlooking the shores of Lochryan, this unique Victorian bed and breakfast, is between the ferry ports of Stranraer and Cairnryan. Balyett Bed and Breakfast is just a 4-minute drive from Stranraer's ferry port and only a 5-minute drive from Cairnryan - ideal for the Stena Line ferries to Belfast and the P&O ferries to Larne. Balyett offers beautifully decorated spacious rooms. All match the traditional decor of this Victorian home. You can sit in the garden or relax in the lounge by the log fire with a drink, all whilst watching the ferries go by.

Balmoral Hotel - This small country inn is situated in the centre of Moffat, a former spa town where national bard Robert Burns was one of the many visitors who came here to take the waters. For walking enthusiasts, Moffat lies at the midpoint of the Southern Upland Way and is an excellent base to explore this part of Scotland. Edinburgh, Glasgow, Galloway and the Lake District are all within easy reach. The inn is fully licensed and offers great food from 07:00 till 21:30 every day.

Marchbankwood House - Wonderful views over the Moffat Hills, comfy super-king beds, spacious accommodation and a real log fire help create a pleasant and relaxing stay in Beattock, 3 miles (4.8 km) from Moffat. Enjoy a full Scottish breakfast using locally sourced ingredients, or a lighter continental breakfast. Dumfries and Galloway is a lovely undiscovered part of Scotland, full of wonderful walks, fantastic scenery, castles, museums and more.

Cairnryan House - Set directly across from the shore of Loch Ryan, and boasting uninterrupted views, this licensed guest house is 500 metres from Cairnryan ferry terminal and 5 minutes from Stranraer terminal. Originally the Manse, the family-run Cairnryan House was built in 1894 and still retains many of its original features. All of the en suite rooms are non-smoking and furnished to a high standard, with plenty of features to ensure your comfort. Most of the rooms have views over Loch Ryan. Guests can sit in the beer garden with a drink, whilst watching the ferries go by. There is off-road parking for 10 cars. Unfortunately, children under 13 years cannot stay at Cairnryan House.

The Homestead Guest House - The Homestead Guest House is a delightful, family-run B&B nestled under a beautiful hill that forms a backdrop to Cairnryan and surrounds Loch Ryan. Homestead prides itself on providing a warm and friendly B&B for travellers and business guests. It is ideal for those exploring the delights of Dumfries & Galloway, South Ayrshire or those travelling to or from Northern Ireland.

Ailsa Cottage Bed And Breakfast - Immediately opposite Loch Ryan with views of ferries sailing in and out, our cottage is part of a Victorian terrace, which was once the home of a ship's captain. Our accommodation is newly refurbished with en suite and private bathrooms, and garden or loch views. Refreshment trays and colour TVs are in all rooms, and hairdryers, irons etc are available on request. We are happy to provide evening meals on request.