Where to Stay in Scottish Borders
Historic borders region with market towns and rivers.
SCHLOSS Roxburghe
Luxurious resort featuring 78 rooms in a historic manor and contemporary extension, championship golf course, award-winning spa with outdoor heated pool, and estate-to-plate dining across 300 acres of stunning Borders countryside.
Cringletie House
Historic 28-acre estate with 13-room baronial castle hotel, 2 AA Rosette restaurant, and 350-year-old walled garden. This David Bryce designed mansion offers individually styled rooms, fine dining with local produce, and stunning hilltop views.
Burt's Hotel
Family-owned 18th century coaching inn in Melrose's Market Square, offering 20 traditionally furnished rooms, an award-winning restaurant with local beef and seafood, bistro bar, and an impressive selection of nearly 100 malt whiskies.
Windlestraw
Intimate Edwardian manor with just 6 individually designed rooms, 3 AA Rosette dining (previously held), and 10 acres of peaceful grounds by the River Tweed. Independent Scottish Hotel of the Year 2017 winner offering boutique luxury.
Dryburgh Abbey Hotel
Country house hotel in 10-acre estate on River Tweed banks, adjacent to historic Dryburgh Abbey where Sir Walter Scott is buried. Offers riverside dining, comfortable rooms, and direct access to fishing and stunning Border views.
Macdonald Cardrona Hotel, Golf & Spa
Contemporary 4-star hotel with 99 rooms, 18-hole championship golf course, AA Rosette restaurant with Tweed Valley views, and extensive spa facilities including 18m pool, steam room, and state-of-the-art gym in 200 acres.
Kingsknowes Hotel
Victorian baronial mansion in 5 acres of gardens overlooking River Tweed and Abbotsford House. This 12-bedroom hotel features original period details, elegant dining, cosy bar, and spectacular views of the Eildon Hills.
The Townhouse Hotel
Contemporary boutique hotel with 11 individually styled ensuite rooms in Melrose's Market Square. Family-run property offering modern comfort with traditional charm, restaurant serving innovative cuisine, and warm Scottish hospitality.
Ednam House Hotel
Georgian mansion built in 1761 on River Tweed banks, featuring 32 individually designed rooms, majestic views, elegant public spaces with original Italian plasterwork, riverside restaurant, and 3 acres of gardens. Recently refurbished throughout.
Black Bull Hotel
Historic 18th century coaching inn in Lauder's Market Place with 12 newly refurbished ensuite rooms, original features, modern British restaurant using local produce, Harness Room bar, and warm family-run hospitality.