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Immersive Garden Views and Gaming Fun
Nestled in the historical district of Dumfries, Friars Carse Country House Hotel invites you to revel in scenic garden vistas and engage in thrilling arcade games. Indulge in complimentary Wi-Fi and make unforgettable memories in the arcade/game room.
Dining Delights and Relaxation Retreat
Savor delectable meals at the on-site restaurant or unwind with room service at any hour. Recharge with a drink from one of the two stylish bars/lounges. Find your oasis within the hotel’s comforting ambiance.
Star-Rated Luxury and Convenient Conveniences
Officially recognized by VisitScotland, this establishment offers 21 uniquely decorated guestrooms with modern amenities. Benefit from dry cleaning services, luggage storage, and free self-parking. Experience a seamless stay with complimentary Wi-Fi and thoughtful in-room features.
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Service animals are exempt from fees/restrictions
Pets allowed
LGBTQ friendly
Professional property host/manager
Service animals are allowed
Beautiful surroundings
Amazing location and building.
I need of some updating eg carpets upstairs.
The location is beautiful. The bed is the comfiest I've ever slept in! The lady on reception was lovely.
The male server was exceptionally rude, which really tarnished my entire experience and I'm so upset because I'd been looking forward to this stay for weeks.
Greta little cottage, perfect when travelling with dogs as has enclosed garden. Great location.
The kitchen could use a deep clean, and some new cooking dishes
Beautiful place, comfortable bed, big room.
Pressure of shower was low, sink was running slow. Not many socket.
Lovely setting and building.Very nice staff.
Food was a little expensive for the vegetarian food.
Lage und Ausblick
Frühstück, Bacon hart wie Stein und 9 GBP Aufpreis zum kontinentalen Frühstück
Lovely traditional country house hotel in exceptional setting. Lovely relaxing location.
Very relaxing and staff were excellent, friendly, and efficient.
The location next to the river is beautiful and the parking is handy.
The receptionist was friendly and welcoming.
Half the building has scaffolding up and theres construction barriers around the car park.
The whole building is run down and clearly not been touched in many years.
The rooms are the most basic, the bed base was two single faux leather bed pushed together which was falling apart. The mattress was slanted to a degree where we would be sleeping upside down and it was so uncomfortable.
There were parts of the room which was dirty! There were dust, cobwebs on walls and furniture. The TV remote looked like it has never been wiped. Mould and grime in the bathroom around taps and shower. Carpet was stained. The room door was blackened around the lock from hand grease and was sticky.
When I booked it states breakfast included however this was not the case. They told us that the 'continental'breakfast is included but the cooked breakfast is an extra £10pp. The 'continental' breakfast was toast, one plate of croissants, selection of cereal and one bowl of whole fruit which had seen better days. From looking at people's cooked breakfasts it definitely would not have been worth £10!
Setting and architecture
The house itself is stunning. It’s a joy to be in such a beautiful location.
The views over the water are gorgeous.
The gentleman who worked the breakfast shift was good to talk to.
I think management has changed in the last year, so things were slightly different from a previous stay.
As many people have said, paying for breakfast only entitles you to a continental breakfast, whereas last year it was a cooked breakfast. Also, the pastries and cereals do not have covers over them, so there were flies landing on the food.
The hotel is a little shabby. It’s definitely cosy, but could be cleaner. For example, I put the fan on in the room, and a cloud of dust was released.
The staff were not as attentive this visit either. One thing to note is that when I mentioned I was hoping to visit Midhope Castle (Lallybroch to some), the staff were quite derisive. One member was particularly negative, which I feel is unnecessary.
They could have said “just be aware of these things before you go” rather than “you might be lucky to get there”.
I’m stubborn enough not to be put off by opinions, but some might change their plans based on what turned out to be inaccurate comments.
We have stayed here often in the past and are always delighted to spend time here again. We love the history of the building but more than that is the appeal of the peace and tranquility of walking along the nearby River Nith, wonderful. (Opportunity for meditation and mindfulness.)
The staff are very friendly and approachable.
We love the fact that this is a pet friendly establishment, providing a blanket, bowls and treats and a separate dog friendly dining room for owners with dogs, much appreciated during hot weather when dogs can’t be left safely in cars. Love the Hermitage and Ellisland Farm, with links to Robert Burns.
We’ve noticed that some décor needs updating but this is always an ongoing problem with older buildings. We live in an old house too.
Good breakfast , lovely Location.
Friendly staff, Dog friendly.
Walk enjoyed for our Dog
A little tired, although lovely Eriod Bulding.
Lacking in Drinks ,such as Cocktails or the expertise to make something.
Comfiest beds ever , setting was beautiful
The fact that self catering is classed as being a non resident and breakfast was charged at 14.50 unlike hotel room guests who paid 9.50 . We were only there 1 night so had not taken breakfast things. Evening menu is ok of you like wagyu beef but otherwise it eas limiting. Would also suggest the grass be cut near the cottages, not a complaint though and we would go again, but better prepared for our stay. Staff were superb.
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