Marine House Hotel Stranraer

General Information

Jim and Fiona Wood invite you to the Marine House Hotel website. Our well equipped are embellished guesthouse is in the city of Stranraer, in the southwest of Scotland. We has to offer our dear guests six, en-suite, bedrooms, all offering cozy lodging. You're guaranteed of a sincere welcome at the Marine House Hotel. This year, 2009, is the 'Homecoming year' when ex-pat Scots are encouraged to return to their roots. Whether you're planning to come to Galloway and check out your ancestral roots in this region, then our little hotel could produce an excellent base from which to discover the region. The Marine House Hotel is well located to discover the scenic Rhins of Galloway and the nearby area. Not for nothing is Galloway known as 'Scotland In Miniature'! We have our own glens, lochs, scenic coastline, intriguing wood trails, golfing galore, pony trekking, mountain biking, sea angling and more!

Transportation

The Marine House Hotel proposes six, en-suite, bedrooms offering cosy and well equipped lodging. We are situated in Agnew Crescent, Stranraer, at the foot of the shores of Loch Ryan. We are right across the highway from the popular Agnew Park - with it is kids' play garden, mini-railway and even a little - but clear - coast. The Marine House Hotel is next to the (Stena) Ferry Dock at Port Rodie and the (PandO) Dock at Cairnryan. Stranraer Station is within a mile. Ample independent long visit parking zone is available directly across the highway from the Marine House Hotel. We provide a full Bed and Breakfast amenities,. The Marine House Hotel is the best ground from which to discover the vivid Rhins of Galloway and encircling area. Glens, lochs, coastline, wood trails, golfing, pony trekking, mountain biking, sea angling. We are highly fortunate to live in the Rhins of Galloway. The shape of the peninsula, with water on 3 sides, lends to an 'Island Feeling'. Across the highway from the Marine House hotel, lays the expanse of sea loch known as Loch Ryan. It's used by anglers, windsurfers and the local Yatch Club alike. To the south lays Luce Bay, another expanse of water which, with no Ferries to cause heavy washes,