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"It was just perfect and better than we could possibly imagine. The wine on arrival was a lovely touch too. Highly recommend "

"Still the best of the Days Inn on the M6/M74 that we have stayed in. Apart from the up-to-date condition, there are TWO chairs and a CEILING light which both add hugely to the enjoyment of our stay. Dim hotel rooms are unfortunately so common these days, so thank you Days Inn Gretna for bucking the trend! An added bonus is the wider range of facilities available in the adjacent service area"

"Excellent hotel, and next to the train station."

"Great time"

"Fantastic place "

"This is an old style hotel with huge public spaces and big staircases but the rooms are very comfortably equipped. Comfortable bed, tea and coffee maker, TV with a big bathroom with bath and shower. Although it's in the centre of town next to the bars and nightlife, I had a comfortable quiet night because the building is stone and well insulated. It's 100m from the railway station at the top of the strip which has bars and restaurants - it has it's own bar and restaurant as well. It was also a great price and one of the cheapest in Carlisle. A really good price for a really good hotel."

"Beautiful hotel. Well furnished rooms, extremely comfortable bed. Staff very attentive and friendly. Restaurant has a great A La Carte menu, food delicious and well presented. Cannot recommend this hotel highly enough."

"From arrival to check out we were very happy, staff are all friendly and helpful and the room had everything we needed. Buffet breakfast was lovely. Absolutely no complaints. Will definitely be back."

"I have stayed at this property many times before and it does not disappoint. I love attic rooms and the nice owner upgraded me to Room 6 on the top floor . If you need snacks there is an Asda across the road and next door a pub that does meals and craft beers . Excellent vegetarian breakfast which helps with a medical condition I have which was tasty. Good price and what’s not to like "