Depending on the time of your visit stays of more than one night may be discounted . The Scottish Tourist Board has also recognised the Centre as a suitable venue for walkers and cyclists visiting Scotland under the Walkers Welcome and Cyclists Welcome schemes. Please note that in the interests of our guests we are a non-smoking establishment. The Glenholm Centre prides itself in providing farmhouse cooking at its best. A meas are prepared from fresh and most are served buffet style in our dining room, which has spectacular views up the glen towards the hills of Chapelgill and Cardon.
Vegetarian options are always a feature.
The Centre will do its best to accommodate all dietary requirements but requests that where possible these requirements are made known in advance. Our residents' bar is stocked with a small range of beverages including a selection of beers from the local Broughton Ales brewery, one of Scotland's leading small breweries. We are happy to serve morning coffee, snack lunches and afternoon tea to groups of day visitors to the Centre by prior arrangement, making the Glenholm Centre an ideal starting point for a day out in the hills. See our walking page for more details. We can also serve evening meals to guests of residents and training course participants.