Gretna Hall Hotel

Gretna Green, Gretna Green, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland

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About Gretna Hall Hotel

Set in 12 acres of landscaped grounds, Gretna Hall was built in 1710. 1 Mile from the English border, the original Manor has been extended to provide comfortable accommodation. The hotel has retained an historic feel helped by the Blacksmith's Courtyard, where even now hundreds still flock to be married. All through the summer months you can expect to see horse-drawn carriages and champagne corks popping as bridal parties stroll through the exquisitely kept gardens. Less than a mile is the English Border. The Lake District is a pleasant day trip where excursions by cruise boat and steam train can be arranged by the hotel. The Scottish Borders' country towns of Jedburgh and Melrose are also close by, with Edinburgh, under an hour by train, making it a surprisingly convenient sightseeing and shopping trip.

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