Glenisle

Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway

Glenisle is a charming two-bedroom alpine-style lodge located on the outskirts of Dalbeattie, Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. This pet-friendly accommodation is perfect for couples, friends, and families, comfortably sleeping four guests. The lodge is ideally situated near Dalbeattie Woods and local amenities, making it a convenient base for exploring the area. Guests are welcomed with three off-road parking spaces and can enjoy the outdoor spaces, including a front and rear decked terrace, with the latter featuring a private hot tub that offers stunning countryside views.

Inside, Glenisle provides a cozy and inviting atmosphere. The ground floor includes a comfortable sitting room equipped with a TV and a flame effect fire, perfect for relaxing evenings. The well-equipped kitchen/diner allows guests to prepare meals and enjoy them at the dining table for four. A well-appointed shower room on this level ensures convenience for freshening up after a day of activities. Upstairs, two tastefully decorated bedrooms—a double room with a TV and a twin room—are complemented by a nearby bathroom, making it a practical layout for families or groups.

The surrounding area of Dalbeattie offers a wealth of activities and attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts can take advantage of the 7Stanes: Dalbeattie cycling park for scenic cycling routes, the Dalbeattie Forest, and Plantain Loch for wildlife-rich walks. Visitors can also explore the Dalbeattie Museum Trust, enjoy a round of golf at the Dalbeattie Golf Club, or catch a live performance at the Birchvale Theatre. Local dining options like Sea Horse, The Granite Kitchen, and Luigi’s Restaurant provide delicious meals within easy reach.

For those looking to venture further, the nearby town of Kirkcudbright offers attractions such as the Dark Space Planetarium, the Stewarty Museum, Broughton House & Garden, and MacLellan’s Castle. Guests can also sample traditional Scottish cuisine at The Castle. Additionally, the larger town of Dumfries is home to significant cultural sites, including the Robert Burns House and Museum, the Robert Burns Centre, and the acclaimed Michelin Star restaurant, 1610. Glenisle serves as an ideal starting point for a memorable Scottish adventure.

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