Inns & Historic Hotels in the Scottish Borders

Please scroll down the page for hotels in south east Scotland and the Borders. Just click on the name of the hotel or inn for further information! (Please note: maps show approx. location of hotel and are for information only)

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Tibbie Shiels Inn, Selkirkshire

Set in a historic building with log fires, Tibbie Shiels features 5 en-suite bedrooms, a cosy bar serving a wide selection of malt whiskeys and a friendly atmosphere.
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Dryburgh Abbey Hotel - 4* Country House Hotel

Dryburgh Abbey Hotel is situated in the heart of the Scottish Borders, on a private estate on the banks of the River Tweed and immediately adjacent to the historic Dryburgh Abbey.
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Hotels & Inns in the Scottish Borders

ALLANTON by DUNS The Allanton Inn

The Allanton Inn, ALLANTON by DUNS Settled in a leafy suburb, this small, traditional hotel has access to a good bus route, and is with walking distance of Princes Street and local attractions. The hotel has retained many original period features and the 10 bedrooms are warm, comfortable and traditionally furnished. Breakfast is served in the bar which offers a menu until late each evening. The hotel also offers a large function room and extensive free parking.

CORNHILL ON TWEED The Collingwood Arms Hotel

The Collingwood Arms Hotel , Cornhill on Tweed In 2007, the Collingwood Arms received a 21st century makeover. Award winning architects collaborated with historians and local craftsmen who worked inside and out, to refurbish and re-instate period details; restoring this Grade 2 Listed, Georgian building to its glorious best. The quiet comfort of the Library makes it the perfect place to unwind whilst, across the hall, friends meet amongst the bustle of the panelled hotel bar. Upstairs the luxurious bedrooms are an ideal retreat.

SWINTON, DUNS The Wheatsheaf Hotel

The Wheatsheaf Hotel , Swinton Situated in the picturesque village of Swinton in the beautiful Border countryside. The Wheatsheaf Hotel offers excellent accommodation, superb cuisine and fine wines. The restaurant specialises in fresh Scottish game and seafood whilst relaxing in the bar with its beamed ceiling and open fire, you can select from our extensive menu which changes daily. AA 2 Rosettes for Food. VisitScotland 4 Star Restaurant with Rooms 2008. Eat Scotland 2008.

CAMPDOWN, JEDBURGH The Jedforest Hotel

The Jedforest Hotel, Campdown Excellent food and a warm welcome in the beautiful setting of the Scottish Borders, Over 30 acres of gardens and grounds with our own fishing on the Jedwater and private fishing loch. This beautifully refurbished hotel is over 100 years old and this former shooting lodge is perfect for that relaxing country break. The Jedforest Hotel is a totally non-smoking establishment.

JEDBURGH The Spread Eagle Hotel

The Spread Eagle Hotel, Jedburgh Welcome to the oldest continually-licensed hotel in Scotland. With parts of the building dating from the time of Mary Queen of Scots, we offer spacious en-suite bedrooms, a cosy public bar with draught real ale, and a sun-trap beer garden to the rear of the building. All our rooms were completely renovated in 2006. Walking and cycling breaks are our speciality. *The hotel is completely non-smoking.

PEEBLES The Cross Keys Hotel

The Cross Keys Hotel, Peebles 17th Century coaching inn with bar and beer garden. Centre of Peebles and convenient for all leisure facilities, close to Glentress mountain biking centre, golf course, fishing, waymarked trails. Bunkrooms available, secure cycle storage, drying room.

SELKIRK The County Hotel

The County Hotel, SELKIRK The County Hotel, awarded 3 star small hotel grading by Visit Scotland, is situated on the Market Square of the beautiful and historic border town of Selkirk, on the A7 road from Edinburgh to Carlisle. It was built originally as a coaching inn on the site of the infamous 'Bunch of Grapes' hostelry. The hotel's past is steeped in history due mainly to the meetings of the 'Forest Club' held in 'Scott's Ha'', where members of the invited guests featured such names as Sir Walter Scott, The Duke of Wellington, Prince Leopold of the Belgians and Mungo Park to name but a few.

ST BOSWELLS Dryburgh Hotel

Dryburgh Hotel, St Boswells Set in a 10-acre private estate, Dryburgh Abbey Hotel features a swimming pool, an award-winning restaurant and large rooms with luxury toiletries. With free parking, historical Dryburgh Abbey is just metres away. The individually designed rooms at Dryburgh all feature an en suite bathroom and tea and coffee facilities. Many have views of the River Tweed, and all have a TV and ironing facilities. The 2 AA-Rosette Tweed Restaurant features scenic river views and impressive chandeliers.

TIBBIE SHIELS, nr. SELKIRK Tibbie Shiels Inn

Dryburgh Hotel, St Boswells The Famous Tibbie Shiels Inn set on the bank of St Marys Loch, surrounded by the beautiful countryside of the Yarrow Valley. A historic building with log fires, 5 en-suite bedrooms, a cosy bar serving a wide selection of malt whiskeys and friendly atmosphere. Dog friendly, baby friendly with walking, fishing, sailing, cycling right on the doorstep. Food served daily throughout the summer offering a wide selection of local produce freshly cooked to order.

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