The Farmers Inn

Great value and clean too S. Great breakfast

Comfortable,quiet convenient location for our trip and excellent food at both dinner and breakfast.

Stayed for 2 nights with my 84 year old mum for a girlie few days away. Our room was at the back courtyard of the inn (I think that’s where they all are). So easy access for mum. Parking close to the room. Room was spacious with modern decor and en-suite bathroom. Hosts were chatty without being intrusive. Breakfast both days and the evening meal we had were delicious and more than ample servings. It’s a quirky inn with loads of character. The bar area is in keeping with the age of the inn. Great few days. Would highly recommend.

Remote country pub, with clean and nicely decorated room, lovely bathroom and ample onsite parking. Breakfast was well made a delicious, is stay again.

The room was outstanding, very modern good decor and most importantly it was very warm when I arrived. The heating was on all night too!! Brilliant. The food was good in the evening. Breakfast outstanding

Loved the room and hospitality.

Proprietor not too friendly

Stayed one night,lovely clean room,good shower.Excellent breakfast,evening meal.Staff helpful and friendly. Would certainly return,highly recommend.

Very nice people, a little out of way but nice

I would stay again, it was very good.

One night stay on football trip to Dumfries. Much much better than staying in the town. Good pub, good food, good room. Ample parking. Quiet.

Great hospitality and pub food. Friendly locals.

Great little pub

Food was excellent.good staff Nice cosy room

Good value, comfortable, clean and with in room tv and WiFi!!

nice place

An excellent facility for an overnight stay. We were made most welcome on arrival. A very comfortable bed, excellent shower and an excellent full Scottish breakfast.

Lovely rooms and tasty food, very clean. Would definitely stay again Highly recommend

Lovely room, great service.Would book again

The pub frontage of the Farmers Inn was tidy and cosy-looking; the parking yard, which separates a single-storey block of guestrooms from the pub, looked scruffy and in need of a tidy-up in stormy late-afternoon light. The pub lounge interior was as cosy and tidy as the frontage, with a small bar; overnight guests could enter through a back door past the kitchen -- a fact we didn't realize until we saw other people entering from the car-park. (Better signage would have helped.) The evening meal was excellent, especially the beef pie and veg. My room, #4, was a double-double, very spacious, with a new bathroom. The soft furnishings could have done with a sprucing up, but nothing problematic. What was a problem was a mysterious noise -- like a firework going off whiiiizzzzzz-bang! every five minutes, throughout the night. It wasn't really annoying until I was settling down for the night (I'd written it off as some sort of fog-warning noise during the bad weather earlier), and then it kept me awake for hours. I mentioned it to the management the next morning, and it was ascribed to issues with water-taps not being turned off completely; my friend heard a different whirring noise most of the night, but not the bang. I hope management can deal with the various plumbing noises and tidy up the property a bit. The pub is worth staying at -- and maybe bring ear-plugs if you're a difficult sleeper.