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Gretna Green hotels |
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 The Gretna
Green hotels listed below are either in the town or we have
given a rough guide as to how far they are from Gretna Green.
We hope you enjoy your stay and find your ideal accommodation
from our list of Gretna Green hotels and/or the surrounding area. |
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| Days Inn Hotel Gretna Green, Gretna Green Service Area, Junction 21/22, A74M Northbound, Gretna Green, DG16 5HQ | ||
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Inn Gretna Green is close to the M74 and M6 motorways, and within
easy reach of Carlisle. It has free Wi-Fi and free parking. Newcastle-upon-Tyne
and County Durham are about 1 hour from the hotel. |
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| The Gables Hotel, 1 Annan Road, Gretna Green, DG16 5DQ | ||
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The Grade II listed Gables Hotel is situated
in the heart of Gretna. The Gables has beautiful gardens, free
Wi-Fi and offers en suite rooms with flat-screen TVs with Freeview. |
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| Gretna Hall Hotel, Gretna Green, Gretna Green, DG16 5DY | ||
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A 2-minute walk from Gretna Green Rail Station,
Gretna Hall offers both traditional and modern en suite rooms
and free parking. The English border is less than 1 mile away. |
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| Smiths At Gretna Green Hotel, Gretna Green, Gretna Green, DG16 5EA | ||
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All bedrooms have king or super king-sized beds,
contemporary fireplaces, broadband and a great deal more. |
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 The
Old Blacksmith's Shop Visitor Centre, Gretna Green, Dumfries
& Galloway DG16 5EA .Tel: 01461 338441. Curiosity has attracted
travellers to visit Gretna Green since the middle of the 19th
Century. The first visitors would peer through the windows trying
to catch a glimpse of a run-away couple marrying over the anvil.
In the year 1886, the owner, Hugh Mackie decided to open the
cottage and workshop to visitors thus creating one of the first
visitor attractions in Scotland. www.gretnagreen.com.
Location: In the centre
of Gretna Green. |
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Thomas Carlyle's Birthplace, The Arched House,
Ecclefechan, Lockerbie DG11 3DG. Tel: 01576 300666. The great
social historian Thomas Carlyle was born here in 1795. The interior
reflects life in the late 18th Century and contains collections
of portraits, manuscripts and personal belonging of Carlyle.
About 9 miles northwest
of Gretna Green. |
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The
Ruthwell Cross, Ruthwell, Annan. The cross is located inside
the church in Ruthwell. The Cross was carved by skilled Northumbrian
sculptors in the early 8th century. It is the most important
Anglo-Saxon cross in Scotland and a monument of international
importance. The cross originally stood near the present church.
In 1664 it was pulled down and smashed on the instructions of
the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. In 1802 it was
re-erected in the manse garden and in 1887 was moved to a specially
built apse in the church. About
13 miles west of Gretna Green. |
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 Book into any Welcome Lodge and you'll
discover a wide range of facilities very close at hand, including
some great places to eat, whatever your preference - There is
one listed on this page |
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