Brig o' Doon House Hotel

Brig O’Doon House Hotel was the most perfect venue for our wedding day! From start to finish, the team were amazing — so attentive, organised, and genuinely caring. Nothing was ever too much trouble, and everything ran so smoothly. The setting itself is absolutely stunning, and the atmosphere on the day was just magical. Our guests are still talking about how beautiful everything was. We couldn’t have asked for a better place to celebrate our special day — thank you to everyone at Brig O’Doon for making it truly unforgettable! 💕

The hotel staff were extremely friendly and nothing was too much bother for them. In fact they went that wee bit extra without being asked which was a breath of fresh air compared with some other hotels we have stayed in. The food was exceptional as was the atmosphere in the main dining room…the decor and lighting is very “Burnsesque”, and you could imagine either Rabbie or Tam o’Shanter wandering in for a bite. I am disabled, but there are lifts in the hotel and everything is very accessible, so it’s easy to get around. Staff are very mindful toward those of us less mobile and it was nice that this seemed very natural, rather than feeling as if I was a bother. If there was one criticism, it would be the lack of parking at the actual hotel site. However, if you call the hotel directly they will give you the best advice to suit your needs. I did this and they were very accommodating. We will definitely be staying at the hotel again.

We got married at the Brig o Doon hotel this summer. It was the perfect day from start to finish. Every member of the team were outstanding and were on hand for anything we needed. Lyndsey was our wedding coordinator on the day and she made sure everything ran smoothly. She was calm and made us feel at ease during our day. The venue is so beautiful. The food was excellent, from the canapes to our wedding meal. I wish I could do it all over again. We will definitely be back to the Brig o Doon for dinner and to reminisce on our perfect day.

Beautiful hotel. We ate in the restaurant with a stunning view over the iconic bridge. Service was good. Food is just ok. Sunday roast included beef that was overcooked and chewy. The rest was nice, although not a huge serving. Desserts were much the same story, with the fudge coupe nice but lacking an exceptional edge. For the view and interior it’s worth a visit though.

This is such a gorgeous place. I've not stayed in the rooms but I have been to the restaurant. The decor is lovely. Table service. The food is absolutely gorgeous at good prices. The gardens you look out onto are immaculate as this venue is used for weddings aswell.

We visited the newly refurbished Tales restaurant for lunch, anticipating a pleasant meal in what seems to be the Rad group's best hotel. |The surroundings are lovely, the refurb is slightly tscky, but not unpleasant. |The food was a different story. It was very, very ordinary. I ordered mussels to start. Almost half of them hadn't opened, a point I made to the server. I was assured the chef would be told. Nothing more happened. We both took haddock and chips as a main course. The fish was fresh and not over cooked, but the batter was thick, chewy and a bit greasy. The chips came straight from the freezer but not from Pierre Kaufma boxes. The fish and chips at the seafront tskeaway in Ayr is far superior. We didn't wait for a sweet or a coffee. |It would appear that Brig o' Doon, while looking like a 5 star establiahment can only cook at 2 strar level, similar to other Rad group places i have dined in.

My wife and I went for our anniversary meal on late Wednesday evening, the decor and furnishings were fantastic. Requested a nice table for our evening - they amazed us with corner table with the beautiful landscaping and views. The staff were so kind and welcoming with there suggestions, the food came very quick within 15mins and mains came just after. Would definitely recommended to go for a bite to eat or even a drink at their amazing bar/lounge. Even gave us a beautiful wee desert to wish us a happy anniversary. Food was exceptional and the price was good for the location and quality. Haggis crepe was an amazing starter, MUST TRY!

Visited for lunch. We were seated next to the window with a beautiful view of the river and well kept gardens. Ordered a couple of sandwiches which were a generous size. Quite a long wait after ordering before the food was served and had to ask twice for the bill.

Spectacular venue. We were recently here as guests at a friend's wedding and were blown away with how beautiful the setting was. It probably helped that the sunshine came out during the day, but the bridge, river, and old buildings all make for a very picturesque location to have a wedding. Food wise everything tasted great, we had soup, pate (which I ate, as usually I am not a fan, but this tasted good), lamb gigot chops with mash and also some brilliant cheesecake. Drinks wise there was bottles of punk and some other interesting craft beers on offer. The red wine served at the table was also lovely. The service was fast and efficient. Really no complaints anywhere at all. If your considering this as a potential venue for your big day then I reckon you won't be disappointed at all.

What a stunning venue! I recently attended a wedding here and I really don't think I have seen such a beautiful place. Sat on a busy country road just past the little village, it doesn't look much from the front. Once you are past reception and into the bar area you have some stunning views. The main function room has a grand staircase entrance with again amazing views and a balcony the whole was round the outside. This room doubles up as a ceremony suit and also a dining room! After dinner was cleared it was now ready for the evening celebrations. No for the impressive part, the grounds. Set on a little river with high bridges on either side you can tell this place has some history!! I really would have liked to have spent more time here checking out these amazing grounds!