Rhins Of Galloway
Cairnryan, Scotland

A special and unique historic building, a quality stay, a sensible price. Spacious and relaxed surroundings. One mile (1 minute drive) to Cairnryan ferry terminal and four miles (4 minute drive) to Stranraer ferry terminal. Comfortably appointed bedrooms with quality en-suite bathrooms to match.

Rhins of Galloway is perfectly located between the two ferry ports of Stranraer and Cairnryan, enjoying the benefits of out-of-town semi-rural surroundings, but still within a few minutes drive of the ferries, shops and eateries. Ideal accommodation for ferry travelers, business travelers, and tourists.
Situated on the main A77, in an acre and a half of lawned gardens, and with plentiful private car parking, there is a shingle beach and a lovely coastal walk just 20 yards across the road. The views from the building can be enjoyed from outside in all weathers from the shelter of the covered verandah that fronts the building, and take in Loch Ryan, Cairnryan ferry port, and beautiful unspoilt farmland and countryside to the sides and rear.

Privately owned and personally run, we offer quality accommodation within a hotel setting (despite the style and stature of the building, the fact that we do not operate a licensed bar or provide evening meals, means that we are defined as a Guest House rather than a Hotel). The premises are only open to guests staying with us.

Opened by Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester in 1943, the building itself has had a variety of uses, boasting a history that can make a place feel very special. Whilst the rooms are decorated with contemporary furniture, the corridors and other communal areas mix antiques with modern design.
The entire building is strictly non-smoking.