Borders (Innerleithen)
A 19th century country guesthouse nestled in the village of Innerleithen. Eight individually designed rooms still retain many of their original features. Relax by the fireplace or enjoy the many outdoor pursuits. Only 30 miles from Edinburgh this is the ideal country bolt hole.
Borders (Peebles)
A charming 'restaurant with rooms' in a picturesque village in the Scottish Borders. Simply dressed rooms are traditional in style with each room sticking to a colour theme. The highly accoladed restaurant is the real crowning glory, fresh produce and skillful handling. The perfect country escape.
Borders
A traditional pub with award-winning cuisine in a quaint village near the River Tweed. Traditional rooms are cosy and homely with antiques, neutral hues, and large windows. Downstairs an atmospheric restaurant serves British dishes using local produce. A charming base for an outdoorsy break.
Melrose (SCOTTISH BORDERS)
A chic hotel in the centre of the historic town of Melrose. Smart rooms feature dark hues, enormous sink-into beds and contemporary bathrooms. The laid back brasserie or fantastic fine-dining restaurant offer the perfect respite after a day spent exploring the region.
Melrose (Melrose )
A quintessentially British pub with 20 well designed rooms and a fabulous restaurant and bar. Mixing traditional and contemporary design throughout the style is warm yet unfussy. perfectly located in the pretty market town of Melrose yet with the surrounding country pursuits within easy reach.
Melrose
This rural 5* B&B is a bastion of Arts and Crafts architecture with sweeping views across the Eildon Hills, country-chic interiors and eclectic art to boot. Fauhope enjoys a serene setting offering, a drawing room with an open fire and first-class service from the live-in owners.
Borders (by Kelso)
A comfortable country house hotel in beautiful countryside with great sporting opportunities and excellent food for hungry sportsmen and women.
Melrose (Borders)
A striking Georgian house set in three acres in the Scottish Borders. There are just two rooms, both beautifully styled, featuring sash windows, Egyptian cotton linens and luxury toiletries. Breakfasts are a hearty affair (think whisky porridge) and the hosts ever warm. A charming rural hideaway.