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Nice quiet area, not good when it’s raining nothing to do but walk or go to the pub! Limited shopping which was closed, food and drink quite pricey in the pub The Crown was best but busy. Nice independent coffee shop on Main Street. Pottery closed Mon and Tuesday, when we were there Boardwalk was also closed so no ice cream.

A great little town plenty to see and do with awesome coastal walks close by, Dunskey castle is among the best ruins ive been to., and Kennedy gardens is only 10 miles away featuring Castle, loch beautiful gardens, huge lily pond & a great tea room with outside seating. The scenery on the coast is stunning, rock formations and gorgeous bays abound, April found every where really quiet too including the roads.

The staff were brilliant and always willing to go that extra mile. We asked for an upgrade and it was sorted in minutes. Gavin at reception was exceptional. The breakfast was a choice of continental or full Scottish. We chose the full Scottish and everything was cooked to perfect. Coffee/tea, apple juice and orange juice were available too. Everything served with a chat and a smile. Dinner can be purchased at £20 per person per day at time of writing. Our room was a twin and very spacious looking over Port Patrick harbour. You will be blown away..!! The room was warm and clean with tea/coffee making facilities that included Scottish shortbread. It also boasted, iron board and iron, hair dryer, TV with a good mix of channels, suitcase rack and a very handy book on things to do and see in the local area. The bathroom was also very clean with toiletries in abundance. The shower was strong and easy to use. The hotel has well stocked bar, bottled and draught also local beer and spirits with reasonable prices, also a poolroom/TV room with games like chess, draughts etc. Outside the hotel there’s lots of paths for walking with breathtaking views and if your really brave you can walk down the many steps to the harbour area where you will find tennis courts, bowling green, pitch and putt and many other facilities. A great place to stay if you fancy some fishing either from the harbour or rocks, or there’s many local lochs for trout, pike, perch, etc. The hotel even let us store our bait in a freezer. All in all, a very welcoming hotel at very reasonable prices. Try it, you won’t be disappointed..!!!

All the staff were so approachable kind and smiling all the time nothing was too much for them such a party and even when asking customers at the end of night to vacate the building so professional everything was superb thank you all for such a nice experience all the best for 2024 Xxxxx

We arrived early evening and left about 9.30 the next morning so did not see anything of the place. It was cold, wet, windy and with waves crashing on the rocks and so was not conducive to exploring in what was left of the daylight. In any event, we were only there for one night before moving on.

Rosie on reception was brilliant and so polite. Gave us tips on where to go and what to do, nothing was too much trouble for her. We will definitely be back. Location is perfect with fantastic sea views too . Mount Stewart for food and ambience . Dunskey Castle walk along the coast is lovely, or The Southern Uplands Way on the other stretch of coast . Take a trip to The Mull of Galloway where you can walk around the lighthouse and go down to where the old foghorn is. Lovely cafe just a bit further down the hill too with amazing views.