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"I have stayed here several times, but always in a renovated room, so first time in an unrenovated one, it is dated but serviceable and good value. Great friendly staff and service is good. Food is good value. "

"Thank you so much Derek and Rena for such a lovely stay! Hamilton House is a warm and welcoming home with large comfortable rooms and an amazing freshly cooked breakfast! The beds were amazing and I slept brilliantly. Very convenient for the Ice Bowl but also for the Train Station and centre of town. It was also really useful to have use of a fridge and microwave in the dining room to heat up an M&S meal at night (and keep my wine chilled!). Will definitely be back and can’t recommend highly enough…Rena and Derek are wonderful hosts. "

"Brilliant, comfy and great food, staff lovely."

"Great Breakfast."

"Had a great stay. We were met by Karen when we first arrived, she (like all the staff) was very friendly and couldn't do enough to help. We had a lovely meal and the breakfast was also delicious. Room was perfectly clean and tidy. Would definitely stay again."

"Booking not honoured,had to stay elsewhere, receptionist not empathetic"

"This is a VERY bare-boned place to stay - I was at the very top = many narrow stairs! Centrally located and quiet; but that was sheer luck, because the two other sparse rooms on either side of me happened to have quiet people in them thank goodness! ...not a lot to say; nice couple owns it...my bathroom was across the hall and I had to use a key each time to use it...VERY bare bones...heat was good...no real place to settle into the room, so stayed out most of the evening... "

"My stay was amszing had a rough couple of years due to cancer treatment "

"My room was spacious, warm and comfortable. Host was friendly, helpful and a fountain of knowledge, which enhanced my experience of the area. Easy WiFi connection. Very generous supply of tea/coffee/biscuits in room. Perfect place to explore all things Rabbie Burns!"