Fernhill Hotel

Hotel

Heugh Road, Portpatrick, Dumfries & Galloway, DG9 8TD

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Tel: +44 (1776) 810220

Set in private gardens, overlooking the pretty but bustling harbour of Portpatrick, the Fernhill Hotel offers guests a relaxing break in a Victorian family-run hotel.

The gorgeous views of the village, harbour and Irish sea, are evident from the moment you step inside the front door. Choose from 36 spacious rooms, 27 within the main hotel and accommodation wing, and nine within the Stables House and Gardens House. All rooms include a television, bathrobes, tea and coffee facilities and room service is also available.

The area is famed for its seafood and there is nowhere better to enjoy creel-caught Mull of Galloway lobster than the hotel's award-winning restaurant, where you can enjoy fantastic harbour views as you savour the fresh local catch. For a real seafood treat, pre-book the six-course Lobster Sensation Menu.

Take time to explore the fascinating craft shops and friendly harbourside pubs of Portpatrick and head out on peaceful cliff-top walks to nearby ruined castles, calming bays and sandy beaches or tee off at the local golf course, only 400 yards from the hotel. The North West Castle Hotel in Stranraer, Fernhill's sister hotel, also offers free use of their leisure facilities to guests, including indoor pool, sauna, spa bath and its very own exclusive curling ice rink in the winter months.

Gradings

3 Hotel

Awards

Accessibility Mobility difficulties 2012
Welcome Schemes Golfers Welcome 2012
Welcome Schemes Walkers Welcome 2012
Welcome Schemes Cyclists Welcome 2012

Opening Times

Open All Year

2012 Opening Times (17/02/2013 - 03/01/2014)

Room / Unit Type	Room / Unit Tariff*
Deluxe Double Room	£99.00 per person per night (breakfast inc.)
Front Double Room Ensuite (Dinner B&B Special Offer)	£70.00 per person per night (dinner, bed & breakfast inc)
Front Facing Double Room	£84.00 per person per night (breakfast inc.)

Public Transport Directions

From the nearest information centre:- From Stranraer follow the A77 to Portpatrick. Turn right just before the War Memorial approximately 100 yards after the village sign and before you enter Portpatrick itself. Continue along this road, Heugh Road, and the hotel is the first hotel on the left.

Getting there by railway:- From Stranraer follow the A77 to Portpatrick, 100 yards beyond the Portpatrick village sign before entering Portpatrick turn right, before the War Memorial, continue along Heugh Road and the hotel is the first hotel on the left.

Getting there by aeroplane:- From Glasgow Airport follow the A77 for Kilmarnock then Stranraer. On entering Stranraer follow the signs for Portpatrick. 100 yards beyond the village sign before entering Portpatrick turn right, before the War Memorial, and continue along Heugh Road, we are the first hotel on the left.

Getting there by ferry:- From Cairnryan follow the A77 to Portpatrick. Turn right just before the War Memorial approximately 100 yards after the village sign and before you enter Portpatrick itself. Continue along this road, Heugh Road, and the hotel is the first hotel on the left.

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