Front-facing rooms can be noisy due to the motorway, which might pose a problem for light sleepers. There's no on-site restaurant, making it inconvenient to find food after checking in, and breakfast options were relatively limited, lacking in gluten-free choices despite prior requests.

Recommend it for a charming experience

The elderly gentleman who owns the place was like a savior for us. Check-in was effortless, and dinner served in the lounge bar was simply excellent

It wasn’t exactly cheap but still acceptable.

my stay was almost decent, but how hard is it to have a proper breakfast when requested gluten-free options? instead, I got ordinary toast. also, don’t expect a warm welcome, the front desk was barely staffed, and john's customer service was simply non-existent. being a valued guest, I woudl have liked a complimentary gesture, but guess that’s too much to ask!

The perfect spot for a short stopover, especially if you're driving along the motorway. I loved the charming atmosphere, with a lovely roaring fire greeting us in the reception area and delightful antique decor all around. The breakfast was impressive, especially the scrambled eggs on toast, cooked just right! Just bear in mind that the stairs can be quite steep, so it's something to consider if you have mobility issues.

The room was lovely, but the shower had a lot of quirky instructions.

Recommend it for a family with kids

We arrived tired after a long drive and the owner like a savior kept the bar open for us. The breakfast was fine, croissants were fresh and the spread was excellent!

It wasn’t exactly a bargain but it was still acceptable.

Charming antiques
Friendly owner
Cozy fire in reception

Motorway noise

We had a fantastic stay with friends here! The place had a cozy charm, and our twin room was spacious and comfortable. We enjoyed some evening drinks and a delicious breakfast. We went golfing and cycling, both activities nearby. John, the host, was really friendly and made us feel welcome.

One downside was that parking was a bit tight when we arrived, making it tricky to find a spot.

This was a strong match for a city trip in Ecclefechan with high value for money. The antiques throughout the hotel really added character, making it feel unique. Better to bring snacks or food if arriving late as restaurants are a bit far.

A charming escape with delightful breakfast

This hotel exudes old-world charm, with beautifully decorated rooms and a welcoming ambiance that felt like stepping into a cozy, historical manor. The breakfast spread was impressive, featuring a variety of cereals, fruits, and freshly made scrambled eggs on toast that were cooked to perfection. While the stairs are quite steep and may be a challenge for those with mobility issues, it does add to the character of the place.