Trigony Country House Hotel: Standing in over 4 acres of Woodland & Gardens Trigony is a luxury Scottish Country House Hotel with a combination of a wonderfully relaxed style, excellent rustic cuisine and friendly local staff, offering many activities which make exploring this hidden corner of Scotland such a great pleasure.
From the outside, Trigony Country House Hotel has much in its favour. The walls around the front door of this small Edwardian country house hotel Scotland are covered in a thick coat of ivy.
Above, an inscription is carved in the red sandstone, it is in large capital letters and offers some optimism: "The Lord bless thy going out and coming in", it announces. Underfoot, there is just the right depth of crunchy gravel to give the correct impression at this luxury hotel Scotland.
Prices range from: £80
to £150
Per Room
Surrounding area:
Our Country House Hotel is at the heart of Dumfries & Galloway in south west Scotland in the beautiful rolling countryside of Nithsdale, steeped in history both natural & physical.
The River Nith runs through the heart of the valley with the Southern Uplands to the north & the dramatic Solway Coast to the south. It is a place of quiet country roads ideal for exploring on foot or by bicycle.
Attractions include the flamboyant Drumlanrig castle still the seat of the dukes of Buccleuch and Queensbury with its famous art collection and gardens, Glenkiln sculpture park with its collection of sculptures in a beautiful natural setting, Wanlock head railway, the highest in Scotland and Ellisland farm the former home of Burns.
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Shopping in the local estate village of Thornhill is a relaxing pleasure with its eclectic mix of friendly craft shops and Boutiques. Click here to see more.
We are in the centre of
Thornhill.
The nearest train station is Dumfries
and it is 10 mile(s) away.
The nearest airport is Prestwick
and it is 45 mile(s) away.
Additional notes:
The beautiful countryside of Dumfries and Galloway has many attractions and has persuaded many artists to live here from Robert Burns whose Dumfries home houses relics and manuscripts and Ellisland Farm, built by Burns and which now hosts a presentation of his life, to the More recent arrival of Andy Goldsworthy whose environmental sculptures can be seen around the area. Nearby the village of Penpont his great Cairn can be seen. As well as the ?Striding arches? project at Cairnhead which is an ongoing project of 3 giant Arches just north of Moniaive which can be reached by travelling south from the southern upland way.
