Corsewall Lighthouse

9Kirkcolm, Stranraer, Scotland

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Historic lighthouse overlooking some of Scotland’s most spectacular coastline

A-listed Corsewall Lighthouse was built in 1815 by renowned Scottish civil engineer Robert Stevenson, grandfather of Treasure Island author Robert Louis Stevenson.

Set in 20 acres of stunning coastal scenery and with its own ruined Iron Age fort, Dunskirkloch, on-site, it is perched on the northern coast of the Rhinns of Galloway, near Stranraer.

Guests can choose from several individually-designed rooms and suites, many with views out to sea.

Inside

Accommodation is located in the old lighthouse keeper's residence and the converted outbuilding, providing a mix of rooms and larger self-catering suites.

Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel is ideal for special occasions and family gatherings' with multiple communal areas inside and out. You can enjoy each other’s company whilst taking advantage of the unique location and excellent catering and facilities.

The on-site restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and a five-course dinner. The restaurant uses the best of Galloway's produce and has an extensive wine list and range of single malt whiskies from Scotland’s finest distilleries.

Coffee and snacks are served during the day in the lounge or conservatory' where you can relax while admiring the stunning views of the Ayrshire Coast, Ailsa Craig and the Isle of Arran.

Activities

Some of Scotland's most spectacular coastline is found nearby.

During the day you can explore local walks and look out for some of the local wildlife, including deer, seals, dolphins, sea birds and, if you're lucky, a sea otter.

Sea fishing is recommended from the rocky shoreline or by boat from Portpatrick. Golfers can enjoy a day’s play at Stranraer Golf Club or Dunskey Golf Club at Portpatrick. A day-return visit to Belfast by Stena Line is available from Cairnryan.

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Location

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Corsewall Lighthouse is located at Corsewall Point, Kirkcolm near Stranraer in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland. Glasgow is a little over 2 hours away, Edinburgh a little over 3 hours away. On a clear night, the beams of several Scottish and Irish lighthouses can be seen guiding the ships across the North Channel.

Reviews

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Marietjie, South AfricaWe thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of our stay at the lighthouse. It is full of character, and we enjoyed the stories about the history of the lighthouse and the hotel. Lovely to wake up to the pounding of the sea on the rocks and look out of the window to see the light tower against the dark sky above you. Dinner was excellent and the service warm and friendly throughout. We especially appreciated the assistance with charging our car. We did not expect the weather in December to allow walks and hence booked for one night only; I would definitely recommend staying longer and exploring more of the site. Warmly recommended!
Christine, United KingdomA very comfortable stay, delicious food and welcoming staff. A lovely way to spend Christmas.
Private GuestThe room we had was large and contained everything we needed. It was clean and tidy with pleanty of space for our clothing. The staff were all friendly and very helpful. The meals over the Christmas break were excellent and with good choices. Christmas dinner was away from the norm which was wonderful. John and Helen, with chef Richard, made everyone feel welcome and went out of their way to satisfy different food requirements. We would certainly recommend Corsewall for a peaceful, relaxing stay.
Joshua, United StatesThe highlight of this property is definitely the staff. They are so friendly. The best food we have had on our entire trip. The property is unique, but by it's very nature has some limitations. Quarters are snug but comfortable. The en suite was TINY! Overall fun property and I would visit again.

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