The Homestead Guest House
B&B
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Tel: +44 (1581) 200203
Nestled at the bottom of the beautiful hills around Cairnryan and Lochryan, this guest house offers first-class accommodation and a prime location for visitors travelling by ferry, to and from Ireland.
Providing picture-postcards views across Loch Ryan and ease of access to the local ferry terminal at Cairnryan, this is a great base for touring.
Nearby attractions include the beautiful Castle Kennedy Gardens and Logan Botanic Gardens, the Stranraer Museum, the historic Castle of St John and the RSPB Mull of Galloway, located at the southern most point of the Rhinns of Galloway, near Drummore. The area is also the perfect place to get active, offering fist-class cycling and walking routes with Scotland's longest and most challenging walking route, the Southern Upland Way, starting in the region. Golfers will love exploring the fairways of the region's 30 fantastic golf courses and just a short drive from the guest house you can tee off at Stranraer Golf Club, which has the last course to be designed by James Braid.
Gradings
- 4 Bed and Breakfast
Opening Times
| Open All Year |
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| 2013 Opening Times (01/01/2013 - 31/12/2013) |
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Call direct on:
Tel: +44 (1581) 200203
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