Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Dalbeattie.
Home from Home bed &
breakfast accommodation catering for all the
family. Rooms are to a high standard. Singles
welcome. Traditional Scottish breakfast served
to set you up for the day.
Located near to
beaches and ideally located for walking,
fishing, golfing and mountain biking. Secure
lock-up facilities available for bikes. We are
open Jan to Dec. 4 Star graded. Parking
facilities. Contact us for more details.
Price: Single £35, Double/Twin from £28 per
person Rooms: 1 King-size (en-suite), 1 Double, 1
Twin Accommodation Type: B&B
Delightful cottage
offering excellent bed and breakfast
accommodation for all the family. STB 3 Stars.
Tea and coffee facilities facilities in the
rooms. Traditional Scottish breakfast served to
set you up for the day.
Only 10 min drive to beach.
Access on to Dalbeattie Forest from our back
garden, ideal for walkers and mountain bikers.
Use of garden which has a barbecue. Dog owners
welcome. Own car park. We look forward to
welcoming you to our B&B in Dalbeattie.
This small, family-run hotel is beautifully situated within 7 acres of mature gardens and woodlands, in a secluded position within a national scenic area near the Solway coast.
Rating: 2*
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The Pheasant Hotel
1 Maxwell Street, Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway, DG5 4AH
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Previously known as The Commercial and the Galloway Arms the Pheasant Hotel now offers excellent
accommodation for visitors to the Dalbeattie area looking for a practical and comfortable base from which to explore the local area.
Recently refurbished, we have eight rooms in total, comprising three rooms with a double bed and a single bed, a single bedroom, a double bedroom, two further twin-bedded rooms, and a family room consisting of one double bed, a two bed bunk, and a
settee that opens up to a... more
Founded in 1780 on the Water of Urr and largely
built from granite, its main reason for being was to export the rock mined
from quarries on Craignar Hill. These would end up to form parts of the
Thames Embankment and Liverpool Docks. Dalbeattie today is surrounded by
countryside and offers visitors to region many excellent walks. Said to be
the largest and best-preserved Norman motte and bailey earthworks in
Britain, is the 12th
Century Motte of Urr.
