Perfect location and wonderful private as well as communal facilities - it is a really gorgeous house with lovely decorative touches. The otter themed touches in the en-suite 'Ring of Bright Water' room were really lovely and I also appreciated having access to a comfortable sitting room in the evening. The option of a light supper was really welcome - the home made soup and sandwich were delicious and filling, as well as beautifully presented. I really appreciated the thought and consideration Nicole had given to the fact that I am coeliac, particularly in relation to the quality of gluten free bread, but also in having gluten free sausages and haggis options for breakfast! Malcolm was a very welcoming and friendly host at breakfast.

nothing - it was perfect

Due to plans we had arranged we needed to arrive earlier than the usual book in. This proved not to be a problem as the owner kindly made sure she was available to book us in. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. We had the breakfasts, the choice was good and quality of the cooked breakfast was excellent. I would definitely stop here again.

If I was being very picky then more coffee and milk for when in the room, other than that nothing. There was a shop nearby so would have been very easy for us to buy more if a big problem.

Second to none ! Best breakfast I’ve ever had the haggis was Beautiful double yolk eggs endless tea , fruit juice etc , nothing was too much trouble, really lovely warm welcoming owners, don’t change a thing ! The rooms are spotless, extremely comfortable, quiet , nicely decorated ( quirky) well stocked with tea coffee biscuits milk, nice Fluffy towels , hairdryer shampoos conditioner shower gel hand wash face clothes cotton buds etc lots of local information available a downs stairs lounge to use and dining room with books galore games etc , they do a super evening menu with soups and sandwiches, pretty gardens and good parking space, I could go on and on but I’m just going to say I loved it here and I can definitely recommend !!!!

Nothing ! Dont change a thing! Your lovely the house is lovely! Perfect!!

Great to have onsite parking. Room and Ensuite were very comfortable with lots of provisions to make your stay better, eg shampoo and body wash, face cloths, cotton wool, glasses and bottle of water plus usual tea/coffee/biscuit facilities plus fresh milk in a fridge on the landing. Also a very comfortable guests’ lounge is available. We didn’t use it on this occasion, but if you were staying for a few days, this would be a great place to relax other than your room. Nicole and Malcolm are great hosts, friendly. Great selection for the breakfast, cooked to order - you won’t go hungry!

A later breakfast slot would be good, especially at the weekends.

The location was easy to find with off road parking.After dark the area around the house was well lit.It was quiet at all times of the day and night. Our breakfasts were freshly cooked,hot and Malcolm was a good breakfast host.Nicole welcomed us and gave us all the information we needed for our stay,including recommending an excellent restaurant close by for dinner that night. Wigtown is the book capital of Scotland and Craigmount is an excellent example which involves the guest in books. The house was furnished with books and there were well chosen books in the room we used that were inviting and beautifully displayed. We would readily recommend staying there especially during book week.

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The B&B is lovely, super close to the center of Wigtown so you can explore all the bookshops around. The rooms are themed and so well thought through. The breakfast is delicious and you can pick what you want. The hosts will give you recommendations and are up for a chat - which is amazing! You'll need a car to get by and you best book your dinners ahead to make sure you know where you're going as it's a quiet area, but amazing to exlore the coast and/or Galloway Forest Park.

Lovely couple Nicole and Malcolm who made us very welcome and made the effort to communicate with us, being deaf aware, We were made comfortable, nice bedroom and the breakfast was delicious, plenty of choice to choose.

The area was quiet at night time, no restaurants or pub open. We had a take away fish and chips, and Nicole kindly set up the table for us in the dining room, even provided vinegar! We had our own bottle of wine. It was a nice evening.

Very good Scottish breakfast, good choice and as much as you want. Clean house throughout, tastefully decorated and themed. Helpful welcoming hosts. Very good selection of teas and coffee with biscuits in the room.

The room was a little small because an en-suite has been squeezed in, but as it is and older building converted to a guest house it’s perfectly acceptable. Would definitely recommend it.

I stayed at Craigmount for 2 nights, and I will definitely be back. Nicole and Malcolm are fantastic hosts, the rooms are spotlessly clean and have everything you could need, and the breakfast and supper was delicious. The location of the B&B is great, just a short walk from Wigtown’s bookshops, and I was glad to have the ability to park off the road too.

Nothing! I was delighted with my stay.

A very quiet and surprisingly atmospheric town. I have only the most pleasant impressions. it's a pity that I was only in the house for one night (the second night I also stayed in the town, but it was busy, but they helped me find another accommodation and even drove me to it in the morning). A very creative idea with book-style room design in the most bookish of the small towns I've been to. in general, I had long dreamed of visiting it after reading the famous diary about the life of the bookstore owner. Breakfast is also better than you can imagine. in fact, everything you need for a good start to the day.

everything is fine. I wouldn't even be able to remember that there was such a thing