We stayed for four nights between Christmas and New Year. We were in Lockerbie for our friends wedding. Room although not very big it was clean and comfortable with a nice ensuite bathroom. Breakfast was very good and plenty of it. Staff were very friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Location was very good, just off the motorway and about a mile walk into the town.

An average to good hotel all round unfortunately spoilt by a very noisy disco that went on to 1.30am - right under our bedroom - which the staff said they could nothing about.

Stayed here a few weeks ago while working in lockerbie.I was actually stayin at the Dryesdale Hotel and moved fro 2 nights due to prior bookings making the Hotel full.Nice cheery welcome but i feel once you go upstairs,its a bit dull.Room was nice and clean but a bit small even claustrophobic,that said,it is well equipped with TV and tea/coffee faclities.Downstairs seems like a different place,2 very nice lounges,really nice bar/dining room.Good food,reasonably priced as was the bar and pleasant staff.Would recommend the Hotel although not my first choice.

We stayed here on the way back from a holiday in Scotland, so the location is convenient for the motorway, but it's so close that it's too noisy to sleep with the window open (although even closed, there was a sound of traffic). However, that is only to be expected in an older hotel so close to a motorway.
First impressions were great - very friendly check in, lovely hall way. But then we were directed through a door to what looked like a service corridor, very narrow, and no carpets. Through the next door, the carpet was an unfortunate dull brown/beige tartan, and looked dirty (though it probably wasn't). Our hearts sank...but then, we opened the door to our lovely room. Very spacious, a four poster bed - what a suprise. Bathroom was immaculate, recently refurbished. The wall paper (new) behind the bed was a horrible, 1970s looking brown disco/night club pattern - but this is just my personal taste, and I didn't have to look at it!

We went straight for a meal, my partner's was lovely, but my salmon with stir fry veg was swimming in oil/butter. Service was excellent, and we were entertained by an impromptu 'domestic' by another couple.

The worst bit was when we tried to sleep. Although the room had been refurbished, I think the mattress must have been there since the hotel opened - it was horribly saggy, and I could feel every ridge. Very noisy banging of fire doors too. Not a good night's sleep.

Other minor quibbles: only one packet of biscuits on the welcome tray, it was impossible to fill the kettle from the tap in the sink - so we had to use the bath tap, there were no remote controls for either the TV in the room, nor in the 'library'.

All in all, I guess it was an ok stay, given the class of hotel - but we stayed in a far more superior place on the way up, for the same price.