Newton Stewart Castles

A rocky coastline with a narrow passage between large boulders, a sandy beach, and sparse vegetation.

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A historic stone building with a prominent tower, a driveway, and a vintage car parked in front.

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Top Newton Stewart Hotel Reviews

Booktown Bunkhouse

8/10 Good

"Poor contact in arranging further bookings. Person in charge could not be contacted for further booking. Phoned 2 days after enquiry when l was at home."

Sleeps up to 14

10/10 Excellent

"Fabulous property - luxurious and well appointed, great hosts who were friendly and welcoming. The house is ideally situated in Wigtown so right by some lovely pubs, bookshops and nice areas for walking. We were a group of 6 adults and 4 young children (and a dog) and it perfectly suited our needs - plenty of space and ideal for a group get together. We can’t wait to return!"

The Haven nestling in an idyllic setting on the shore of Luce Bay in Galloway a

10/10 Excellent

"Had a great week in The Haven , the weather was fab and the ocean view is right on your doorstep! Wonderful place to relax and watch the world go by. Home from Home comfort."

Crofthouse - UK43405

10/10 Excellent

"Lovely cottage. Totally spotless, very comfortable and well-equipped. Good outdoor seating area if you're lucky enough to have sunny weather! Easy parking. Located in a side street just off the main square of Wigtown, just 2 or 3 minutes' walk from a well-stocked Co-op. Great base for exploring Wigtownshire and the wider region of Dumfries and Galloway. Wigtown itself is lovely to stroll round, with it's many bookshops and a couple of nice cafes. Where it does fall down is an absence of restaurants for an evening meal, so be prepared to drive, or to make use of the nearby fish & chip shop or (as we did) cook your own meal!"

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