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Barholm Accommodation
Barholm Accommodation features free WiFi throughout the property and views of sea in Creetown. This 3-star self-catering accomodation offers a garden. Free private parking is available on site.
Sea View Snugs at Laggan
Offering free WiFi, Sea View Snugs at Laggan is set in Gatehouse of Fleet. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with internet channels and a private bathroom.
Craigmount
Craigmount in Wigtown provides accommodation with free bikes and a garden. The property has garden views. There is a sun terrace and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.
Creebridge House Hotel
A traditional Scottish country house hotel, Creebridge House is set in 3 acres of grounds, close to Newton Stewart. Local activities include fishing, shooting, golf, cycling and walking.
The Blackhorse Hotel
This family-run hotel is situated in Newton Stewart, a charming Scottish town on the River Cree. With free Wi-Fi throughout and free parking on site, it is around 5 minutes’ walk from the town centre....
The Crown Hotel
The Crown Hotel is situated in Newton Stewart in picturesque Wigtownshire, in the heart of Dumfries and Galloway. It features a restaurant and elegant rooms with original features.
CORSBIE VILLA GUEST HOUSE
Set in Newton Stewart in the Dumfries and Galloway region, CORSBIE VILLA GUEST HOUSE offers accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking. This guest house features a garden.
Birch Lodge
Situated in Newton Stewart in the Dumfries and Galloway region, Birch Lodge features accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Birch Lodge 16
Birch Lodge 16 is situated in Newton Stewart and offers a tennis court. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking. Outdoor dining is also possible at the chalet.
The Bruce Hotel
The The Bruce Hotel, situated in Newton Stewart in the heart of beautiful Galloway, is a quality 20 bedroom 3-star hotel that offers good service, good food and good prices.
What guests said about Creetown:
- 10Scored 10
This is a fantastic location- beautiful walks, a hugely...
This is a fantastic location- beautiful walks, a hugely interesting museum almost next door- highly recommended- and Gem Rock Museum with its amazing displays, and great cafe with homemade food. Really good and hugely appreciated the Barholm has dog friendly rooms, and highly accommodating and helpful in multiple ways. The staff of the Creetown Museum were fascinating and so patient explaining and guiding us around this treasure of a place.So kind to let us bring our dog in on a quiet wet day Would surely payback many times over if dogs were similarly allowed in even a corner of the GM cafe, rather than to sit on outside tables.The soup was lovely however and the kind lady server was extremely helpful however in providing waterproof covers for seats and offer of umbrella Really Creetown is a gem of a place in itself Can’t really praise Barholm and Creetown Initiative highly enough
carolineUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
It is a quiet area good for exploring the local area from.
It is a quiet area good for exploring the local area from. It has good travel connections by bus to Newton Stewart, Stranraer, and Dumfries. Popular with cyclists for access to national cycle route 7 , the 7 stanes centres of kirroughtree and Glen trool via the clatteringshaws loch trail. The Cairnsmore summit for walkers is close by as is the cairnsmore visitor centre. Creetown itself has a gem museum and local heritage centre. Cafes at the Gem museum and on the Castle Cary holiday centre nearby with a local restaurant. Creetown is compact and easy to walk around with granite sculptures from a renowned Japanese sculptor in the town square. Unfortunately the local hotel Ellengowan hotel whose saloon bar featured in the 1973 film The Wickerman closed in 2019.rossUnited Kingdom - 8.0Scored 8.0
We weren’t staying here particularly for Creetown itself,...
We weren’t staying here particularly for Creetown itself, but because it was a good location for visiting the entire area. It is an easy drive round to Wigtown, and we could access trails and sights with a shortish drive. We had a good meal at the local Lairds Inn. And it’s a short drive to Newton Stewart for grocery shopping (Sainsbury, Aldi).AAnonymous - 8.0Scored 8.0
Small village with an interesting history (Most of the...
Small village with an interesting history (Most of the liverpool docks stone comes from the area). Well cept, clean and tidy. A profusion of whiskey barrels give a clue to the other industry in the village. The village shop is excellent. It's a shame that there is no restaraunt or pub, but Newton Stewart has all the facillities you would need if you don't mind driving or cycling.AAnonymous - 10Scored 10
Creetown is a small village but very central to the...
Creetown is a small village but very central to the beautiful surrounding area, with lovely walks . Favourite place was Portpatrick a beautiful town to visit. Mossyard beach is lovely and not very far from Creetown.ShonnaUnited Kingdom - 10Scored 10
Lovely base for exploring Dumfries and Galloway.
Lovely base for exploring Dumfries and Galloway. Go up into the woodlands behind the town and find a Victorian curling pond, with many dragonflies and butterflies in summer. The Gems and Minerals museum is great. Not far from the Big Water of Fleet viaduct. Take care on the A75 road with the lorries going to Stranraer.NancyUnited Kingdom
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