Pousadas (B&B) em Stranraer, SCT

"I stayed with my child in a twin room, a lovely window seat on looking the sea to the side, tea and coffee with complimentary biscuits. Beds very comfy, warm and clean room with a large shower bathroom with complimentary hand soap, shower gel and body wash. Modern and clean areas, the door to our room was abit awkward to lock but after a few attempts we managed. The bar and restaurant area downstairs is inviting, staff friendly and helpful. Car parking is on the street or plenty car parks...

"Great welcome, huge, very clean room. Everything we needed at a great price - thank you."

"Atendimento excelente. Elaine foi muito atenciosa, nos permitindo chegar após o término do checkin. Parabéns! Local de fácil acesso. "

"Nicole and Malcolm make Craigmount so special. Book themed bedrooms to reflect Wigtown, and a lovely sitting room to read or eatch TV. Our double bedded room with ensuite overlooked the garden. The room was quite compact, and made more so by our largish suitcases. If you have big bags, perhaps book a family room. All the rooms are accessible via stairs. The pre-ordered breakfast was freshly cooked and wonderful. Dinner options in town or nearby were limited, except to drive, especially mid-week....

"We found the B&B to be delightful and peaceful as well as convenient to the ferry. We could not have asked for a more pleasant and cordial host!!!"

"The accommodation was very clean and well presented but what stood out was the attention to detail in the rooms. We did not experience the full breakfast but the smell was enticing, Instead we had a light breakfast of home made muesli and fresh fruit which again was excellent. The owner was friendly, helpful and very informative about the area I cannot recommend this accommodation higher and will defineatly return if in the area. "

"Lovely place, lovely room and lovely hosts. Very helpful, very sociable and served a great breakfast. Would definitely stay here again."

"This is a lovely place to stay. The Cornmill is right down by the shore of the Cree estuary and Garlieston is a fabulous old village with the Harbour Inn providing good food (advisable to book, though, as our landlady kindly told us). Lovely walks, bike rides and places of historical interest in the vicinity. Katy at the Cornmill was kindness itself - her breakfasts are fantastic and if there's anything else you need, you only needed to ask. Hoping to go back, not least to take advantage of her...