Arrived after a very long day travelling on the motorbike. Owner had made sure we had a room with a bath and put bubble bath in the bathroom for us. Wonderful welcome. Room lovely, warm and very clean. Went to sit in the bar with the owners and was made to feel more than welcome. Chatted for hours with other guests and played with their dog. Slept very well, matterace soft and cuddly. Went fir breakfast that was yummy, but like others a simple hot breakfast would have made it excellent. Alas, happy with the array of food served. The Hall itself is eccentric with the owners finds. I was mesmerised with beautiful items everywhere. The hall is full of history that my husband loved. Before we left we took a look around the grounds, petted and fed the ponies, and watched the deer in the garden. The breakfast lady was so welcoming and very kind and the gardener was a treat to talk to. I'm planning to go back in winter as it felt so magical like wonderland. So fingers crossed a little snow, the big fires burning and some Christmas shopping in the area will set us up for a festive feeling. Downfall no food in the evening but a village 10 mins drive away that you can eat at or pick up a take away. We wanted peace and quiet with no fuss. That is what we got. Perfect for us...

Hot breakfast, but settled for a continental breakfast with a hot chucky egg, lavished in pots of fresh tea n coffee and a hot pastry with fresh fruit.. So nothing we didn't like...

Very historic Georgian property, close to M74 access. For us it was as a overnight stop-over on our way from Oban back to Manchester. Friendly & helpful owners. Room was clean and comfortable if a little dated. Nice size on-suite with bath, shower over bath. Continental style breakfast was good with fresh croissant, toast and boiled eggs provided by helpful lady in the dinning room. Interiors of main hall is stunning. Hotel has a bar area.

It is a shame we were not able to have an evening meal here but had a nice meal at the Cressfield hotel not too far a drive away.

The property of full of history and heritage and the owner has a wealth of knowledge to share. As other reviews have said this could be described as a quirky hotel. But it’s that what makes it an interesting place to stay rather than a run of the mill chain hotel. Some might say it’s old fashioned, but our room was spotless. It’s a fantastic location, just off the M6 so a great place for a stop over. It was a really warm welcome and we felt right at home and looked after. The continental Breakfast was very good and lots of choice. Overall excellent value for money and we would have no hesitation in staying again.

Nothing to dislike for us.

Amazing place literally adjacent to motorway, with slight feeling of faded glory, stuffed with quirky artefacts & relics ( amongst a bit of junk & clutter.) bedroom felt clean & comfortable with supremely comfortable beds, bathtub & oodles of hot water plus, importantly, good double glazing, which meant the road noise that could be heard from downstairs didn’t keep us awake. The default in the lounge areas was to have both TVs on all the time but 2 large sitting areas ( with bar on tap) meant it was easy to sit relatively quietly and relax after a long drive. Breakfast was superb with huge choice & friendly service in an amazing dining room complete with armour !

May have struggled to sleep if had needed windows open for ventilation but this is Scotland!

This is a very old building, with creaky stairs and artefacts all around. So don’t expect perfection. The house is dated but a joy to be in. Would have loved to have seen this building in its hey day. The room was clean, larger than expected and super comfortable. The shower was fab. The buffet breakfast was excellent. We were doing a one night stop and it was perfect. Wifi was great. I would book again. If you want modern perfection - don’t stay here, but if you appreciate these old buildings and the history they have to offer - it’s a fab place to stay.

Beautiful Hotel, olde World charm. Delightful owners who couldn't do enough to ensure I was comfortable. Greeted by Tilly the adorable Poodle, and a gorgeous roaring fire in the sumptuously decorated reception, perfect for a crisp October evening arrival. The room I stayed in (7) was a large, beautifully decorated traditionally styled, and immaculately clean with the added bonus of a bath. Lovely comfortable bed with a plentifully stocked hospitality tray. I had two great nights sleep. The history of the Hotel is fascinating too, with lovely grounds worth exploring in the summer! Literally just off the M74 so very useful for transport links. No restaurant as such - it has been converted to a delightful antique store..but lovely breakfasts available, freshly prepared in the morning and a well stocked bar for an evening tipple before you retire. I thought it was quaint, elegant and gorgeous, harking back to a more gentile time, I'm looking forward to returning soon.

The road noise from M74, but I wear ear plugs so it wasn't a problem for me.

Not the easiest to find but what an imposing building. In it's day it must have been a very grand house, which we all know takes a lot of looking after. The hall whilst has seen better days is a really friendly and pleasant place to stay. Don't get put off by the slight query style you will not regret booking a room here. Whilst it has to be said it's wedged between a major road and main line railway we had a peaceful sleep. The breakfast was a nice continental plus type and plentiful.

My only gripe and it's a very first world one is the wifi was not powerful enough to react the bedrooms. Which some may consider a blessing but it meant we had to rely on hot spotting from our mobiles. 🤔🤣

We also stayed at Kirkconnel Hall Hotel on the M6, just off the motorway. The location was very convenient for our trip to the Lake District. The rooms were very clean, and although the hotel is quite old, it has been nicely renovated and was impressively well-maintained. Both hosts were great and very helpful, and the breakfast waiter was friendly and attentive. Overall, a very pleasant stay!

I liked everthing to be honest

A beautiful old house in lovely grounds. Very quirky layout inside. The staff were lovely. Continental breakfast was extensive and we also had warm croissant and toast. The facilities were basic but comfortable.

No food available other than breakfast. The walls e.t.c were very thin, could here the guest above us snoring.we wernt sure how to get in, which door to go in so some clear signage to point you to reception would be helpful.

Breakfast. Excellent selection for a continental breakfast. Toast, croissants, tea and coffee, cereals, fruit, yogurts, and small selection of meats and cheeses (always pleases) The staff were excellent and they have a little dog called Tilly who was very happy for fusses.

Can't really say anything here. There were a few bugs in the room but it's summer so it's to be expected.