Millstones House offers self catering holiday accommodation in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, and is a bright and spacious modern architect designed house with traditional look and feel. The spacious house caters from 2-6 people in comfort and features a wooden floored entrance, large living room with gas fire, large dining kitchen, a fully paved and enclose rear garden, and is fully furnished and equipped. Millstones House on the Dee Estuary a short stroll to the historic heart of town, and near fine walks, beaches, rivers, forests, rolling hills, lochs, golf courses and more and is the perfect base from which to explore all the attractions of Kirkcudbright.READ MORE

Fludha Guest House is a 5-star guest house in Kirkcudbright and the only one in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland to hold this award, and there are 6 luxurious, stunning en-suite rooms, as well as a guest lounge and they are licensed. Spacious rooms include free WIFI, off road parking, luxury complimentary toiletries, top quality linen, heated towel rails, tea, coffee and more and there's free off road parking. Fludha Guest House also offer award winning meals and are proud to serve you quality Scottish produce prepared with care, come for an unforgettable stay with superb hospitality close to town and amenities with beautiful gardens and views over the estuary.READ MORE

The Selkirk Arms Hotel in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland starts your visit and stay with a warm welcome, and from there, comfortable accommodation, good food and friendly service are the order of the day. Privately owned and managed, this stunning 17 bedroom historical townhouse hotel offers dining for every occasion from light bites to casual lunches, celebrations, romantic dinners and more, and exquisite Scottish cuisine gives a modern twist on the classics, all locally sourced. The Selkirk Arms Hotel offers incredible value and a comfortable stay, and rooms can be viewed and booked on-line.READ MORE

Broughton House and Garden in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland is a museum dedicated to the life and art of E A Homel, and his former home. This beautiful 18th century Georgian house has been painstakingly recreated and preserved and is a living museum of his life and work packed with his paintings and those of his contemporaries. Broughton House and Garden is an amazing attraction complete with the beautiful garden influenced by Homel's love of Japan, and is itself a treasure and colourful mix of Eastern and Western horticulture and sculptures. You can buy exclusive prints from the inspirational art collection at Broughton House, it's a delight to explore.READ MORE

Dee View Bed and Breakfast in the beautiful town of Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers an elevated position with views over the Dee Estuary just minutes walk from the centre of town and the harbour. They offer off street parking and secure storage facilities, and comfortable bedrooms include internet access, a fridge, DVD library and more. The light and airy breakfast conservatory room overlooking the Dee Estuary offers stylish and relaxed surroundings to enjoy a delicious home cooked Scottish breakfast in, and they cater to most dietary needs. Dee View Bed and Breakfast is the perfect base for exploring, there is much to see and do in Kirkcudbright and the wider Dumfries and Galloway area.READ MORE

The Rookery in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland is a self catering holiday cottage attached to Glenholme Country House ideal for families and groups of up to four. The two bedrooms each have their own bathroom, and there's a combined lounge and dining room with open fire place and fully equipped kitchen. Guests have their own private garden area, and they can enjoy dinners in the main house if they don't feel like cooking. The Rookery is located just a mile from the centre of the small fishing port of Kirkcudbright, and this historical building was once the servant's quarters of the main house, it's beautiful, bright and airy for a wonderful stay.READ MORE

The Castle Restaurant in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers great food made from local produce in a superb location with excellent value for money. Situated directly opposite the stunning McClellan's Castle, this small and intimate setting is perfect for romantic dinners, family lunches and informal parties, and they provide outside catering too if you prefer a different venue, then they will deliver to you. The Castle Restaurant regularly host music evenings with a menu to match the theme of the musician, so if it's Spanish guitar, expect some tapas or if good old Irish songs are being belted out, expect some Irish stew. There are also two menu choices, a la carte or a fixed price menu of 2 or 3 courses with delicious choices the order of the day.READ MORE

Kirkcudbright Marina in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland offers the safest anchorage on the Solway coast and the the approach is through attractive coastal scenery. You enjoy a peaceful stop and the wonderful atmosphere of the town as you stock up on essentials, and there are 40 drying fore and aft moorings and a floating pontoon system of 50 berths here for visiting yachts and permanent moorings. Kirkcudbright Marina has CCTV and shower facilities and houses the Kirkcudbright Sailing club's which welcomes holiday and temporary members, there is also fuel available on request.READ MORE

The Tolbooth Art Centre in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland welcomes you to this historical building originally erected in 1625-1629 with later additions, and offers an ever changing programme of contemporary art exhibitions and the history of the town. This art lovers haven was once a town council meeting place and even a criminal and debtor's prison housing the famous Captain John Paul or John Paul Jones, hero of the American navy. The award winning Tolbooth Art Centre features permanent displays and collections, and has a vast range of contemporary art and craft exhibitions with works for sale, there's also a shop and cafe, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

The Marks is a 3-star bed and breakfast just four miles from Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland is set in glorious countryside, and is a historic farmhouse dating all the way back to the 16th century. Surrounded by quiet lanes, hills and beaches, a peaceful and pleasant stay awaits in comfortably furnished bedrooms with views over the garden and Galloway countryside. The farmhouse features roaring log fires in the study and drawing room, and the old world garden is perfect for wandering around in, they serve breakfast of good home cooking and dinner is available in the evening if desired. The Marks is a working farm with a herd of dairy cows which are milked twice daily, come exploring, enjoy the loch and woods, the parklands and more, it's all here.READ MORE