The Ship Inn Gatehouse of Fleet

General Information

The Ship Inn features been a hostelry since 1794 when ships moored in the creek to bring in daily essentials. The present day Inn has just been re-furbished to organize a modish and homely Hotel that proposes a high standard of amenities, wonderful bedrooms, and wondeful food, wines and beers catered in a languish and familiar atmosphere. A ideal location for recreation break. Every of our apartments proposes a specific mixture of modern design and pleasure. Furniture and accessories have been thoroughly chosen to reflect a fashionable look that creates and majestic and relaxing environs. The Ship Inn is famous for the first-rate food ready by our crew of chefs. The emphasis here is on top quality, locally sourced food catered in an unobtrusive but helpful manner. The cozy ambiance is supplemented by the log fires and is ideal place to unbend and unwind. The Hotel is encircled by a attractive mixture of historical destinations, incredible wood strolls, river and sea fishing, big courses in golf and beautiful gardens. It's wealthy in the bountifulness of nature at its finest - from wild bird reserves to the tranquil woods frequented by purple squirrels. The guesthouse features its own unique literary connection. It was here that Dorothy L. Sayers wrote her outstanding novel Five Red Herrings and visitors able to trace the background to the novel in the district.

Transportation

From Dumfries Bypass follow the A75 for 30 miles heading for Stranrear, you'll pass Castle Douglas and Twynholm then there is a sign saying Gatehouse of Fleet on the right across a Dual Carriageway. Follow that highway for around three miles until you arrive into Gatehouse of Fleet and we are close to the bottom neighboring to the Mill on the Fleet.