Latest reviews in Newton Stewart

Bladnoch Inn

1 reviews

loved it here, room basic pub B&B style but the pubs character beer and food more than made up for any lack of comforts. Staff very friendly and we...more... i_fusgus last updated on 06-05-2013:

D E Shoes

1 reviews

good shoesmore... jodiehedley last updated on 04-05-2013:

tim j mcgarva firewood

2 reviews

Bought 1/2 load yesterday - all stacked in the logshed now. Some burning on the fire. Excellent value. Good service.more... toriahancock last updated on 17-01-2013:

Claire's Hair Studio

2 reviews

What a fabulous hair studio.... Claire and her ladies, make you feel very, very welcome...Fantastic, 5* customer service. Very happy with my hair ...more... carolelmoores last updated on 14-12-2012:

Port William

1 reviews

Maxwell Country Sir William Maxwell of Monreith, an Improving landowner of the late 18th Century, built Port William an the site of an earlier fish...more... TheBugger last updated on 14-10-2012:

Whithorn Priory and Museum

1 reviews

Cradle of Christianity Whithorn is famous as the site where St Ninian founded the first ever Christian Church in Scotland. Traditionally, the “Whit...more... TheBugger last updated on 14-10-2012:

Garlieston

1 reviews

Home of the Mulberry Harbour That Garlieston is a planned village is immediately obvious from the elegance of the North and South Crescents on the ...more... TheBugger last updated on 14-10-2012:

Wigtown

1 reviews

Scotland’s National Booktown The mediaeval town of Wigtown sits on top of a hill at the head of Wigtown Bay, the UK’s largest nature reserve and ho...more... TheBugger last updated on 14-10-2012:

Newton Stewart

1 reviews

Gateway to the Galloway Hills Newton Stewart was founded in the 1650s by William Stewart, son of the 2nd Earl of Galloway. Originally named the ‘ne...more... TheBugger last updated on 14-10-2012:

Burrowhead Holiday village

4 reviews

Let me just start off by saying that the view on a clear day is amazing. But really that’s the only thing I liked. We where told that it was an ap...more... Curly13 last updated on 19-09-2012:

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