| Hotel Description: |
With origins in the 13th century, this fine Scottish Baronial Hall is most famous for its connections with the
celebrated poet Robert Burns, who wrote many of his well known works whilst staying at Friars Carse.
The hotel is set in 45 acres of woodlands stretching to the River Nith with private salmon and trout fishing. 21 en-suite bedrooms with colour TV, tea and coffee making facilities, hairdryer, telephone. Leisure facilities include a 9 hole putting green and panelled snooker room.
After a day out on the fairways, Friars Carse is the perfect place to sit back and relax and analyse your game. Set in 45 acres of woodland extending to the banks of the River Nith, the hotel dates back to the 13th century | | Room Information: | Single Room
Luxurious
Number of Beds:1 | Double Room
Comfortable
Number of Beds:1 | Twin Room
Luxurious
Number of Beds:2 |
| | Getting There: |
 Leave the A74 Gretna Turnoff for the A75 follow the A75 until you reach a Large Roundabout with a bridge then turn off on to the A76 for Kilmarnock Follow the A76 for 5 Miles and shortly you will reach courthill caravan park on your left signal right at this piont and Friars Carse is 10 yrds on the right |
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