The Golf Hotel
3 StarsViews over the town green and sea, Proximity to Silloth-on-Solway Golf Club
Views over the town green and sea, Proximity to Silloth-on-Solway Golf Club
Prime Solway Coast location, Indoor and outdoor swimming pools
Four-poster room with sea views, Historic Victorian townhouse setting
Family-run country hotel, Hearty Cumbrian dining
Panoramic Solway Firth views, Award-winning Del Amitri Restaurant
Traditional Scottish dining, Dog-friendly accommodation
Solway Firth panoramic views, Copper Beech Restaurant
Historic building with character, Convenient access to Annan Station
Historic 19th-century building, Interconnecting room options
Solway Firth and harbour views, Dedicated wedding and party facilities
Resident highland cows and hotel cat, Award-winning dining experiences
Solway Coast AONB location, Wildlife observation from courtyard
Traditional British restaurant, Outdoor garden and picnic area
Solway Firth sea views, Family-friendly game room
Picturesque garden views, Specialty dining events
Expansive gardens and rural views, Unique fiddle-shaped architecture
Exceptional Solway Firth views, Converted fisherman's cottage stay
Dedicated therapy room, Victorian red sandstone architecture
Dedicated coarse fishing lakes, Hot tub equipped lodges
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) are designated by Natural England. There are 36 in all, selected to conserve and enhance their natural beauty, not just landscape features but also flora and fauna and human history. The Solway Coast AONB was created in 1964 and stretches along the Cumbria coast of the Solway Firth from Rockcliffe to Maryport. It is characterised by its intertidal mud flats, salt marshes and raised beaches created by silt deposits. Of special interest are the salt pans and “raised mires”, domes of peat covered in pools and plantlife. The area is low and windswept and conveys a sense of wildness and remoteness. Because of the rich feeding grounds it is a designated nature reserve especially for wildfowl which overwinter here. The area is also rich in history, being on the Scottish border and next to the sea. The west end of Hadrian’s Wall runs into the sea at Bowness-on-Solway and Hadrian’s Wall Path runs along the northern part of the AONB. There is a Discovery Centre in Silloth which has information about the area in the form of leaflets, a film and a timescale exhibition explaining how the area came to be what we see today. The Centre is open daily from 10am to 4.30pm.
Solway Coast AONB is a top attraction in Silloth, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Solway Coast AONB, including popular choices like Greenview Silloth, Green View Guest House, Silloth Holiday Accommodation, 3 Bedroom Accommodation In Silloth, The Golf Hotel.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Solway Coast AONB, Caerlaverock Castle, The Lake District Coast Aquarium, Anvil Hall, Gretna Gateway Outlet Village, all within a convenient distance from Solway Coast AONB.