Black Bull Inn, Moffat

3-star historic inn in Moffat with origins dating to 1568

Historic Charm

Black Bull Inn, Moffat was established in 1568, making it one of Scotland's oldest hostels. Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, once inscribed a window at this hotel. The inn offers individually styled boutique rooms with high-end amenities.

Accommodations

Each room has its own en-suite with complimentary luxury toiletries, bathrobe and slippers. A flat screen TV is featured in every room, along with tea/coffee making facilities. The property includes garden rooms and suites, with dedicated dog-friendly options.

Dining

The on-site restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner with dietary options including gluten-free and vegetarian-friendly dishes. A cozy bar area offers big band sounds and an old-fashioned ambiance. The intimate bistro has flexible seating for larger groups.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

The hotel offers dedicated dog-friendly facilities including a pooch pack for pets. A special dog dining menu is available for canine guests. Pet bowls and pet baskets are provided in the rooms.

Location and Activities

Moffat is surrounded by the Moffat Hills for scenic walks. Edinburgh and Glasgow are just over an hour away by car, and Carlisle can be driven to in 45 minutes. Live music events enhance the atmosphere at the Black Bull Inn.

• History: Established in 1568, one of Scotland's oldest hostels
• Rooms: Individually styled boutique rooms with luxury toiletries
• Dining: On-site restaurant with gluten-free and vegetarian options
• Pet-Friendly: Dedicated dog-friendly facilities and pooch pack
• Location: Moffat Hills walks, hour from Edinburgh and Glasgow
• Entertainment: Live music events and big band sounds