The King’s Arms Hotel is reputed to be one of the oldest establishments in Lockerbie, Dumfries and Galloway, dating from the 17th Century. Over the years it has played host to many a weary traveller, including Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745 & Sir Walter Scott in 1813. It is quite likely that Robert Burns was also a patron of the Read more…

The Dryfesdale Hotel is set in five acres of well-kept gardens. This four star hotel, with an award winning restaurant is situated close to the M74 and ideally placed for exploring the many features of Lockerbie and the surrounding district. Read more…

The Queens Hotel is right beside the main Glasgow/Edinburgh to London euro-route and is easily accessed from the south of Lockerbie. The hotel is complete with ample parking and children’s play area. Guests have free use of the heated swimming pool, sauna and Jacuzzi and well-equipped gym. It is ideally placed for visitors to the jazz festival. Read more…

The Somerton House Hotel is centrally situated in the heart of Lockerbie and offers a personal family run atmosphere – ideal for experiencing the jazz festival and the surrounding area. Read more…

Ravenshill was built in 1874 as the home of the Factor of the Estate of Lockerbie. There is a large garden with lawns, mature trees and a private car park. It has been converted to a hotel retaining many of the traditional features but with all modern comforts. We aim for a warm, friendly and relaxed air at Ravenshill. We Read more…

Less than 5 minutes’ walk from Lockerbie Train Station, The Townhead Hotel offers well-appointed bed and breakfast accommodation in south-west Scotland. There is free Wi-Fi and parking at The Townhead, and a free pick-up service from the station Read more…