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The staff are all local and are always willing to pass on their local knowledge to make sure you see the very best of the area . Why not phone us right now 01776 830204 or my mobile on 07500969266 and discuss that business rate or contact us by e.mail: [email protected] The Torrs Warren Country House Hotel, recently under new management is a perfect base for your business customers . Originally the Church Manse… With real fires, a cozy warm atmosphere, …but now newly refurbished and converted into comfortable rooms, ample parking, a bar , a new a very comfortable boutique countryhouse lounge, a breakfast conservatory and a private hotel, Torrs Warren Country House Hotel still th dining room, with fresh locally sourced food this retains many of it`s 18 Century features such really is the perfect place for your staff or as the curved cantilevered staircase. suppliers to enjoy a couple of days in comfort . Comfortable accommodation is offered in ten All the rooms have a shower or bath or both and en-suite bedrooms, with baths or showers or have been fully refurbished. both, all with TV and coffee ,tea and refreshments. Torrs Warren is in south west Scotland – very close to the Dunskey, Logan, Ardwell and A fresh Scottish Breakfast cooked to order is Lochinch gardens , and close to Stranraer , as served in our bright conservatory, and lunch and well as being just 6 miles from Portpatrick. dinner is served in the private dining room or cozy bar with International or Scottish cuisine, All around the hotel are beautiful countryside carefully prepared and presented, using only trails, secluded coves, rugged cliffs, enchanted local fresh ingredients complimented by an forests and long sandy beaches. interesting wine list. The two ferry ports to Ireland are only 20 Home from Home minutes away at Cairnryan. Sample a day away, if coming from Northern Ireland. We are trying to make the hotel feel like a home with a relaxed, personal service, to a high standard . Tariff Bed & Breakfast How to find us.. All prices per ROOM per night From Stranraer follow the A716 Stranraer to Drummore road for 5 miles into the village of Stoneykirk. Take the first left, just past the shop, and drive 400 yards through the village to the T-junction at the end, where you will see the two white pillars of the hotel entrance straight ahead. All prices include Vat Corporate rates are available Bookings are being taken now for 2019 Perfect for a business stay or weekend break. GENERAL INFORMATION AND TARIFF Greyhill Road, Stoneykirk Stranraer DG9 9DH www.torrswarrenhotel.co.uk Tel: 01776 830204/07500969266 E-mail:[email protected] .

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