Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet, once inscribed a window at this 16th-century hotel in Moffat’s centre. Each room has it's own en-suite with complimentary luxury toiletries, bathrobe and slippers. A flat screen TV is featured in every room, along with tea/coffee making facilities. The in Read more
Robert Burns, Scotland’s national poet, once inscribed a window at this 16th-century hotel in Moffat’s centre. Each room has it's own en-suite with complimentary luxury toiletries, bathrobe and slippers. A flat screen TV is featured in every room, along with tea/coffee making facilities. The in house restaurant offers breakfast, lunch and dinner with a large selection of whiskies available from the bar. Moffat itself is surrounded by the Moffat Hills, which provide numerous opportunities for scenic walks. Edinburgh and Glasgow are just over an hour away by car, and Carlisle can be driven to in 45 minutes.