Kings Arms Hotel Lockerbie

General Information

The Kings Arms Hotel was built in the early 17th Century and was visited by plenty of widely-known persons, including Bonnie Prince Charlie in 1745, Robbie Burns and Sir Walter Scott in 1813. Thankfully, the inn features been totally re-equipped since those days! We have retained plenty of conventional has including comfortable log fires (during winter months) and have succumbed to central heating, constant hot water, breakfast in bed & plenty of more contemporary comforts that we enjoy so much. The Hotel features served for weary tourists since the times when horse drawn coaches would pass via the commodious passageway to the stable behind (the undercover parking today) The original beamed buildings and tack apartment are now the cozy Lounge Bar and The Restaurant where today's visitors able to enjoy delicious Bar meals beside blazing logs fires. Conference rooms are accessible for parties from ten to 120 people. The Sir Walter Scott Suite caters for functions and weddings for up to 120 people and the entire bridal packages are accessible. The inn is perfectly centrally heated, our cosy en-suite bedrooms propose tea/coffee making amenities, straight dial telephones and flat screen digital televisions. Lockerbie is a charming vacation base as it's central for a lot of charming places to stay and pursuits to follow. We are encircled by courses in golf at Dumfries, Moffat, Powfoot and surely Lockerbie all of which will test your skills. Fishing is plentiful at Castle Loch, Lochmaben or on the rivers Annan, Dryfe, Esk or Milk. Whether you wish to tour at a calmly pace, a trip to Drumlanrig and Caerlaverock Castles, Traquair House and Sweetheart Abbey is a must. For Robert Burns fans, Dumfries is the venue for you with his house and the gallery. All of this, and we are only a half mile from the M74 with speedy access to Glasgow 72 miles, Edinburgh 72 miles and The Lakes 50 miles.