Top Hotels Near Torhouse Stone Circle in Newton Stewart from NZ$115

"Lovely cottage. Totally spotless, very comfortable and well-equipped. Good outdoor seating area if you're lucky enough to have sunny weather! Easy parking. Located in a side street just off the main square of Wigtown, just 2 or 3 minutes' walk from a well-stocked Co-op. Great base for exploring Wigtownshire and the wider region of Dumfries and Galloway. Wigtown itself is lovely to stroll round, with it's many bookshops and a couple of nice cafes. Where it does fall down is an absence of restaurants for an evening meal, so be prepared to drive, or to make use of the nearby fish & chip shop or (as we did) cook your own meal!"

"Wonderfully basic & no-nonsense & everything that you’d expect of the good folk from Creetown."

"A well enjoyed weeks break from busy lives! Lovely little cottage, perfect for couples. We did feel a bit cramped as a family of 4 but that’s personal nothing to do with the cottage, we knew it was small upon booking. My parents found the double bed uncomfortable and myself and my daughter spent the week walking into our wooden single bed frames and door locks which stick out so we are a tad bruised lol. But beds comfy! Garden is beautiful, a tad over grown in the middle was a struggle to make it down the bottom without brushing past flowers and bushes (every bee hates nightmare, me included!) but thoroughly enjoyed the patio area. Dogs loved it, my Yorkshire terrier was mad for the balls left! Nice touch, dog toys, treats, blankets etc.Free biscuits and pint of milk were appreciated! Overall a great holiday and a lovely cottage, thank you.Great base for exploring Scotland!"

"A cosy cottage, well equipped and well placed for exploring western Dumfries and Galloway. There are also walks from the cottage. There were nice welcoming touches - a bottle of wine and a voucher for sausage from the local butcher in the village. Also biscuits for the dog.This is a dog friendly cottage and has an enclosed garden although we didn't get to use it due to the weather.The pub in the village has closed but the Lairds Inn on the caravan park is only a 15 minute walk away and is dog friendly."

"Very nice B&B in a beautiful area. The host Nicole was very nice and helpful. The view out our window was stunning. Clean and comfortable. Town and restaurants a short drive away. Didn’t do the breakfast but it looked and smelled awesome. Wouldn’t hesitate to stay here again. "

"Perfect little getaway in a lovely quiet part of Galloway. Craigielea was very warm, cozy, comfortable and well equipped, with stunning views from the conservatory. Although the cottage is on a main road, there was no traffic noise inside. Owners contacted us just after the arrival time to ensure all was well and that we were settled in. Would certainly recommend this property"