The Selkirk Arms Hotel is a traditional townhouse hotel situated in the heart of the historic harbour town of Kirkcudbright.
The hotel is often complimented on its welcoming atmosphere, whether guests are visiting for business or pleasure and each room is freshly decorated in its own unique style. The 16 en suite bedrooms are relaxing, comfortable and complete with Sky TV, direct dial telephone and tea and coffee facilities.
Renowned for quality and value, this Taste of Scotland accredited hotel serves mouth watering local fare in a choice of dining venues from The Bistro, a relaxed informal atmosphere serving meals from light bites to exquisite dishes, through to Artistas Restaurant serving a more formal 2 or 3-course dining experience. You can also enjoy a fine selection of wines to complement your choice from the menu, along with an extensive range of malt whiskies for after dinner.
Set in one of Scotland's most romantic landscapes, with rugged coastlines, fine beaches and heather-clad hills, the town offers a wide variety of attractions. Kirkcudbright is known as the Artists' Town and is still home to a thriving arts scene, inspired by the beautiful light which illuminates the Solway Coast. The town centre is very attractive with a colourful combination of medieval, Georgian and Victorian buildings and there is lots going on with many summer festivities across the region and plenty of opportunities for good river fishing, sea angling and golf.
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