Gretna Hall Hotel

“Relax in comfort at this 18th-century manor house turned hotel” - AA Inspector

LOCATION

GRETNA GREEN, DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY

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A historic ‘marriage house’, Gretna Hall has been involved in Gretna Green weddings since 1886. Originally built in 1710 as a private manor, the Hall is set in ten acres of beautiful gardens and offers the character of a historic building, alongside the comfort of a contemporary hotel. The famous Blacksmith’s Shop is just a short walk away. Bedrooms range from standard to luxury suites, and come with everything required to ensure a comfortable and relaxing stay.

Gretna Hall Hotel
GRETNA GREEN, DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY, DG16 5DY

Features

Rooms
  • En-suite rooms: 90
  • Family rooms:
Prices and payment
  • Single room, minimum price: £80
  • Double room, minimum price: £125
Opening times
  • Open all year
Weddings
  • Holds a civil ceremony licence

About the area

Discover Dumfries & Galloway

Dumfries and Galloway is a wonderfully undiscovered corner of Scotland – a romantic land of wooded glens, high hills and exposed moorland, haunted by its colourful past and the ghosts of those who fell in fierce and bloody battles. Heading west from Gretna Green you soon reach Dumfries, straddling the River Nith, where you may see red-breasted mergansers in summer.

The market town has strong associations with one of Scotland’s most famous sons, Robert Burns, who farmed nearby and returned to Dumfries towards the end of his life. You’ll find Burns-related visitor attractions around town, plus a portfolio of other sights ranging from ruined castles and abbeys to quirky museums. You can see for miles from the Camera Obscura, which occupies the top floor of the 18th-century windmill.

To the north lies a vast and endless landscape; mile upon mile of open moorland and afforested slopes stretching towards the Ayrshire coast. On the long haul to Stanraer, you’ll want to make regular stops and visit places like Gatehouse of Fleet, a delightful 18th-century planned town, and Creetown, a planned village on the estuary on the River Cree. Perfect for walking and fishing, Dumfries and Galloway seems gloriously untouched by 20th-century progress.

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