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Hotels in Challoch
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1. The Crown Hotel
The Crown HotelNewton Stewart
$136
$163 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
2. The Bruce Hotel
The Bruce HotelNewton Stewart
$82
$98 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 17 - Sep 18
3. Barholm Accommodation
Barholm AccommodationNewton Stewart
$62
$75 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 29 - Aug 30
4. The Bladnoch Inn
The Bladnoch InnNewton Stewart
$102
$122 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 28 - Aug 29
6. The Crosswater
The CrosswaterBarrhill
$121
$145 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 30 - Aug 31
8. The Ship Inn
The Ship InnCastle Douglas
$159
$191 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 21 - Sep 22
9. Cally Palace Hotel & Golf Course
Cally Palace Hotel & Golf CourseCastle Douglas
$109
$131 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 20 - Sep 21
10. Galloway Steading Luxury Glamping Pods
Galloway Steading Luxury Glamping PodsNewton Stewart
$250
$299 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 21 - Sep 22
11. The Cross Keys Hotel
The Cross Keys HotelCastle Douglas
$125
$150 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 28 - Aug 29
12. 7 Brewery Pool
7 Brewery PoolNewton Stewart
$777
$932 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 7 - Sep 8
13. Booktown Bunkhouse
Booktown BunkhouseNewton Stewart
$75
$90 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 28 - Aug 29
14. The Coach House
The Coach HouseNewton Stewart
$1,104
$1,324 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
15. The Precinct House
The Precinct HouseNewton Stewart
$272
$326 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 27 - Sep 28
17. Borgan Cottage
Borgan CottageNewton Stewart
$1,094
$1,313 total
includes taxes & fees
Aug 31 - Sep 1
18. Roe Deer Lodge
Roe Deer LodgeNewton Stewart
$443
$532 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 5 - Sep 6
19. Little Lodge
Little LodgeNewton Stewart
$584
$700 total
includes taxes & fees
Sep 26 - Sep 27
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Challoch is well-known for its port while attractions such as Wigtown Square and Clatteringshaws Loch are located within the surrounding region.
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Craigmount
10/10 Excellent
"Nicole & Mal are a lovely couple and couldn’t do enough for us. Gave helpful advice on local places to eat as well as knowledge of Wigtown. The property was very homely, lovely room with book theme and comfy beds. Nice bathroom with modern shower. Living room downstairs to use was also very cosy and comfortable. Breakfast was amazing, all local produce and even went out of their way to get the Rice Krispies that we asked for because they had run out. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting the area to stay here."
Cally Palace Hotel & Golf Course
8/10 Good
"The entrance way to the hotel was stunning, the road was a fair distance with woodland on both sides and arriving at the hotel frontage gave a very regal impression of days gone by. At the reception, we were welcomed by two staff members one of whom booked us in with our reservation and the other showed us to our room and talked us through the hotel and showed us the facilities (pool, gym… etc..) the room was more than average size with more than a king-size bed, en-suite, four chairs, two bureau areas, a long unit with tea, coffee etc a wall mounted tv, a balcony that over looked the golf course, on the down side no room fridge which for a hotel of such standing is a poor show. The hotel bar is well-stocked with plenty of areas to relax, and it also has a full-size snooker table for your enjoyment. The breakfast had everything you could want to help start your day. All the staff were always happy to assist in any way needed. The hotel overall is good however it is looking a bit tired in its decoration, the carpets have seen better days. A hotel of this standing and its past history are clearly missing a trick of not using multiple Scottish tartans for different areas of carpets around the hotel and naming each room/area with the tartan used that name and giving visitors even more history into the wonders of Scotland, but overall we had a most enjoyable stay at the Cally Palace"
The Ship Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Second stay at the Ship Inn, room is perfect, breakfast excellent. Food is terrific although the restaurant was almost full (apparently it usually is…) and this perhaps reflected in the service last night. Example, we were finished our starters and had to chase our drinks. But granted restaurant was very busy. Would certainly use again if opportunity arises."
The Crosswater
10/10 Excellent
"What a great little place to stay. The staff were so helpful and the accommodation was immaculately clean (all recently refurbished). The locals were also so welcoming to enjoy a little drink with before a delicious home made supper was served."
The Bladnoch Inn
10/10 Excellent
"Lovely country pub with beautiful rooms upstairs. Really friendly staff and the view on the way to my room were the best I had all day, and I had covered 270 miles 😳"
The Crown Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"Staff were super friendly and helpful. Hotel seemed newly renovated and was clean and comfy. Room had some extra amenities than most hotels, which we loved. Friendly locals and good food!"
Booktown Bunkhouse
8/10 Good
"The room was exactly as expected. Excellent location within the town"
The Kenmuir Arms Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the Kenmuir Arms hotel. Located in a wee picturesque village we found the staff friendly and accommodating. Room one was very clean with a very comfortable king-sized bed and the shower had great water pressure. Highly recommend the creative food prepared by international Chef-Patron Christopher Dougan (recently awarded in February 2025 Scotland's Dining Discovery of the Year and 5 AA Gold Stars and 2 AA Rosettes). Every meal was creatively prepared with local ingredients and fine dining flair, yet not overly pretentious. Chef was very accommodating for my request for gluten-free tasting menu at dinner. Every dish was delicious and it was a delight to not know what dish was coming next. The full Scottish breakfast with homemade sausage, black pudding, and haggis was a great way to start each day. The pub had selections of local beer and spirits. We were visiting the area to see Sam Heughan’s Galloway Distillery. It was a treat every afternoon to have drinks made with Harbor Hills Gin and Sassanach Vodka on the patio near a babbling brook and a stone bridge."