Search Hotels Near Chariots of Fire Carriage Driving Centre, Lockerbie

"Good place to stopover"

"A good place to stop especially for a person with limited mobility. We found all on the level access to the building and to the rooms we used. Would stay there again on our way to Scotland. 😊"

"Loads of parking. Room was clean, perhaps a little cramped for twin beds. A few hooks for coats would be helpful. Shower was very powerful. Toiletries and tea and coffee/water/biscuits were replaced daily! One downside which affected room 8 was the constant flushing of back water in the toilet - not sure if other rooms were affected; just a bit off putting. Breakfast was ok - not special but adequate. The young man who looked after this was great. Always welcoming and polite. The exterior of Rivendell was lovely but the rear looks rather run down. It’s in a good location close to A75 which gives access to many lovely places to visit."

"Very expensive room service for basic dinner plus £10 service charge . Also basic continental breakfast. Limited choice - no ham and cheese ?? 1970’s bedroom furniture. Nothing coordinated."

"Ideal for work Cany little hotel 👍"

"Lovely old house with traditionally furnished rooms. Off road parking to the rear and the town is only 10-15 minutes away. Great hosts and breakfast."

"Tea was excellent and a great variety. Service always excellent and staff friendly and accommodating. We stayed a couple of days and if back in that area I would stay at this hotel."

"The food was very good and plentiful. Breakfast was filling and delicious. The staff were friendly and helpful. Only thing we would say, is that the room and bathroom needs a little bit of TLC. Other than that, the room was spacious and well equipped. The bathroom too was large with thoughtful extras in place. Unlike most hotels, the Balmoral did not just have a couple of sachets tea, coffee, milk and biscuits, they had lovely tubs of them, plus a jug of milk in the fridge!! Top marks for that. "

"Pleasant, helpful staff. Willing to go the extra mile to make you feel welcome."