Kirkcudbright Holiday Cottages

Kirkcudbright Cottages

Kirkcudbright

57 High Street, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S135431

Reviews 16

Within a short walking distance are the Harbour and Marina, MacLellan's Castle, Broughton House and Garden (National Trust for Scotland) and the historic Tolbooth with its gallery. There are several other art galleries and major exhibitions are...

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Heron View, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S678810

Heron View graded 4* by Visit Scotland, is formed from a former farm steading, is located in a rural, yet not remote setting, close to the town of Kirkcudbright, offering accommodation for 5 over 2 floors. Take in the open views across the...

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Blue Door - Kirkcudbright

Ref: S282711

Reviews 30

Kirkcudbright is a historic chocolate box town resting on the banks of the River Dee on the north Solway coast in Scotland. The small port town is best known for its bustling fish train and Blue Flag marina, as well as hosting a range of shops,...

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Fish House

Ref: S78495

Reviews 35

The historic and picturesque town of Kirkcudbright sits on the banks of the tidal waters of the River Dee, on the north Solway shore. Established as a Royal burgh in 1455, giving it status to trade with ports outside Scotland, Kirkcudbright has...

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Kirkcudbright

57 High Street

Ref: S311015

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Bridge of Dee

Bengali

Ref: S373396

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Kirkcudbright

Auchengool House

Ref: S1003978

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No2 Chapelton Cottage

Ref: S1044840

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Toms Place, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S819193

Reviews 6

Known as ‘The Artist Town’ due to its connections to the ‘Glasgow Boys and Girls’, the town is a thriving centre for arts and crafts and is home to numerous private galleries and the public Kirkcudbright Galleries which hosts a wide range of...

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Caldow Cottage, 1 Gordon Place, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S135486

Reviews 21

Kirkcudbright is a small historic town on the banks of the River Dee which formed the home of "The Glasgow Boys and Girls" artists groups resulting in the town being recognised as Scotland's Artists' Town. These connections mean that it has been a...

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Tom's Place

Ref: S963415

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Bankhead

Barcloy Honey House

Ref: S297367

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Caldow Cottage, 1 Gordon Place

Ref: S1054275

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Coachman's Cottage at Chapelton

Ref: S1044845

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Holiday Cottages in Kirkcudbright

Kirkcudbright is a lively fishing port in southwest Scotland. Kircudbright is a popular town for artists, and you'll see a lot of great art and craft items at the art gallery and museum in town. You'll also find great historical sites, such as Broughton House and MacLellan's Castle. On the harbour, you'll have a chance to sample a wide range of fresh seafood, from classic fish & chips to scallops.

We hand-pick all our Kirkcudbright holiday cottages for their charm and great location. Planning a group holiday? Try our spacious barn conversions. Travelling with kids? Try our open-plan farmhouses. For romantic getaways, we have secluded log cabins with private hot tubs. We even have dog-friendly cottages with enclosed gardens.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of UK holiday cottages on offer. There are plenty of great walks nearby around the Threave Estate and Barrhill Wood, or stay in town for the yearly Summer Festivities. Whatever your ideal holiday, our handy search filters can help you find great holiday cottages in Kirkcudbright. Plus, you can rest assured that all our properties are backed by our best price guarantee, and our friendly customer service team is always happy to help.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Diane - Verified booking

Spent a month at the Blue Door, was a little disappointed with some aspects.

The cottage really needs a general refurbishment, the decor was tired and worn. The room at the very top which my husband used as an art studio was lovely and light but we found the living room, dining room and bedroom at the back quite dark and for me it was a little claustraphobic. Blue Door had a well equipped kitchen but the utensils badly need replacing and bin does not work via the pedal (not hygenic to have to open manually via the lid). When we checked the cooker, the oven was dirty, there were a couple of items of food in the freezer and there had been food left in the cupboard. I noted that someone said they had left this on a previous review, not sure why this had not then been removed. We were asked to air the rooms when we left, this was not possible in most of them as the windows do not open. We apprecite that with this type of property that there are things which simply cannot be changed but it could be freshened up very easily. The general rubbish bin was the smallest of all and with no recycling facilities for the Blue Door it filled up very quickly. This was not helped by someone adding their rubbish to it (3 bags during our stay). I emailed NT directly about this and I was advised it would be sorted. Overall it was a comfortable stay but we would not return again to the Blue Door particularly in the summer when the prices are very high. Cheaper properties of the same space etc are available in the town. I would recoommend Kirkcudbright, it is a lovely town to holiday in, lots of great walks and good facilities in the town itself. It was also very quiet where we were, nice to just hear the local bird life.

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Glyn - Verified booking

The description of the property on the website is accurate so we got what we hoped for.

The cottage is spacious, really well equipped with good quality fixtures and fittings. The views from the sun room and the garden area over the road are spectacular whatever the weather. The review asks for our Sykes experience but that's not the same thing as our experience of the cottage. The latter was all positive and we appreciated the efforts of the owners to provide us with a great holiday base. There doesn't seem to be anywhere else to record that Sykes sends too many emails - too many requests for reviews of a holiday yet to be taken, too many suggestions for new bookings when the current one hadn't happened. I asked for one piece of assistance before the holiday and got what I needed because the query was referred to the owners. Sykes were fine and if you have a property that suits me I might use you again but I will be blocking your too frequent emails. I don't have a problem with my comments being published but I do not want anything I have said to appear to be detrimental to the cottage owners - they did everything required to meet our expectations.

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Margaret - Verified booking

The cottage is charming, quaint and very comfortable.

We liked the artwork - Hornel paintings in lounge and samples of Jessie King artwork around the house. There was lovely Denby crockery and cookware. The kitchen was very well supplied with utensils, although the scales lacked a battery. We appreciated Netflix on the tv. The information brochure was clear but there was no information about the Wi-Fi log in code, although there was a booster on the window sill. As this was a NTS property, we would have appreciated more information about the history of the property and about Jessie King, a previous resident. We would also have appreciated more information about local walks which were itemised in the information brochure but no more information given. We would also have appreciated more publicity brochures about the local area and events taking place locally. Note: You may publish this feedback selectively, taking out any negative comments

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Angela - Verified booking

The "Blue Door" is a nice, well-located and well-equipped house - but a little worn in the meantime, which we already knew from previous comments.

Nevertheless, we were really looking forward to our stay. However, the cleanliness was a disappointment: although the textiles (bedsheets, towels) were clean and the floors seemed to have been hoovered, we first had to clean the kitchen, bathroom and toilet ourselves until we felt comfortable: Crumbs on the tables, thick splashes of fat in the kitchen, a lot of hair in the sink and on the bedside tables, contact lenses on the bathroom floor etc... We were also irritated by the musty odour in the living room and kitchen, of which we couldn't get rid of. We really aren't fussy, but we do expect the provider to ensure that basic cleaning is carried out properly. We contacted Sykes Holiday Cottages about this at the beginning of our stay but received no response. In the end, we weren't sad we could leave the cottage after one week.

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Penny - Verified booking

The directions to the property were the only problematic aspect of our stay.

Google Maps took us to Bridge Street. Can you add to your directions as follows: âOnce you have turned right onto High Street, follow it round the right angle bend at the Toll Booth (on your left). Then Greengates Close is first on your left under an archway with a mosaic above stating that Jessie M King and E A Taylor lived there. Park on the road, the Close is not drivable.â Other very minor points include: a drawer in the fridge doesnât fit and is falling apart; we think a lamp was out in the electric stove in the sitting room; it was hard to air the property since most of the windows were locked and the ones that opened (first floor twin bedroom) quietly closed themselves behind our backs. Everything else was really lovely and very much appreciated.

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Things to do near Kirkcudbright

Carsluith Castle

Carsluith Castle is a charming ruined castle in Dumfries and Galloway that offers a glimpse into Scotland's turbulent past. Built in the 16th century, the castle's tower house and courtyard ruins are steeped in history and offer great photo opportunities. Visitors can explore the castle's grounds, which include a picnic area and views of Wigtown Bay. Address: Carsluith, near Creetown, Newton Stewart DG8 7DW

Galloway Activity Centre

Located on the shores of Loch Ken, the Galloway Activity Center is a family run outdoor center. Families, individuals and groups can enjoy land and water based activities and water sports tuition, such as kayaking, sailing, wild swimming, a giant slide and high ropes. Equipment hire available and a waterfront cafe. Parking & dog friendly.

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Kirkcudbright Cottages

Kirkcudbright

57 High Street, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S135431

Reviews 16

Kirkcudbright

Heron View, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S678810

Kirkcudbright

Blue Door - Kirkcudbright

Ref: S282711

Reviews 30

Kirkcudbright

Fish House

Ref: S78495

Reviews 35

Kirkcudbright

57 High Street

Ref: S311015

Bridge of Dee

Bengali

Ref: S373396

Kirkcudbright

Auchengool House

Ref: S1003978

Kirkcudbright

No2 Chapelton Cottage

Ref: S1044840

Kirkcudbright

Toms Place, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S819193

Reviews 6

Kirkcudbright

Caldow Cottage, 1 Gordon Place, Kirkcudbright

Ref: S135486

Reviews 21

Kirkcudbright

Tom's Place

Ref: S963415

Bankhead

Barcloy Honey House

Ref: S297367

Kirkcudbright

Caldow Cottage, 1 Gordon Place

Ref: S1054275

Kirkcudbright

Coachman's Cottage at Chapelton

Ref: S1044845

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