Originating around the mid-eighteenth Century, the hotel is of traditional construction with accommodation arranged on ground and first floors. Generally in good decorative order, the accommodation comprises:
The main entrance to the hotel is protected by an inner vestibule leading to the reception hallway. To the right is the Public Bar with comfortable seating and bar servery. To the left of the hallway is the Breakfast / Dining Room (24) with door leading to the public WC’s. The Guests Lounge is located on the first floor.
4 Letting Bedrooms which are currently configured as 1 en-suite family room with 3 beds, 2 double en-suite double rooms and a single en-suite bedroom.
The owners living area is located to the rear of the hotel with accommodation on ground and first floor comprising double en-suite bedroom, dressing room, office, lounge, utility area and WC.
The Kenmuir Arms Hotel traces its origins back to the mid-eighteenth Century and enjoys a wonderful setting in the attractive village of New Luce. The property was transformed over the years to now form a good class country village hotel with lovely gardens and grounds adjacent to one of the rivers which passes through New Luce. As well as serving the local community, the hotel is a haven for tourists and travellers visiting this unspoilt area of Wigtownshire. New Luce is an extremely attractive village situated by the meeting of the Main water and Cross water of Luce. The surrounding area is a blend of stock farms, forestry, moorland and rugged mountains. The popular Southern Upland Way passes close to the village and the Kenmuir Arms benefits not only from walkers but also fishermen, ornithologists, mountain bikers and shooting parties. A wide variety of golf courses are within short driving distance and the area has year on year increases of visitors to this unexploited and picturesque part of southern Scotland.
