Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens, Traquair is reputed to be Scotland’s oldest inhabited house. Originally a royal hunting lodge, it now provides a truly magical venue for weddings, celebrations and corporate events. B&B guests can stay in one of the luxurious antique furnished rooms.
Sleeps 4. Recently converted from a former stable building, Grooms Bothy sits adjacent to the former Nenthorn manse. Set in 8-acre grounds used as an equestrian facility, there is stabling and grazing available for guests’ horses. Cottage Code: UK12941.
Sleeps 4. Groom’s Cottage is an attractive semi-detached cottage in a courtyard setting nestled in secluded grounds just a mile outside the village of Chirnside. Cottage Code: 4278.
Sleeps 4. The perfect romantic hideaway, this picturesque dusty pink tower occupies a secluded setting close to the River Tweed and less than an hour from Edinburgh. Inside, guests will find a cosy log fire, roll-top bath and a large pillowy sleigh bed.
Barony Castle is a beautful 16th century mansion house, set on the edge of the Scottish Borders. Featuring an indoor heated swimming pool, multi gym, sauna and spa bath, there are splendid views of the surrounding Moorfoot Hills.
Originally built as the private residence of the Oliver family, entrepreneurs of the Victorian industrial age, this country house hotel now offers luxury accommodation and fine food. On the outskirts of Hawick, Mansfield House stands in 10 acres of dog-friendly grounds.
Standing adjacent to the historic ruins of Dryburgh Abbey on the banks of the River Tweed, this splendid baronial house offers the perfect setting for a Scottish Borders holiday. With luxurious bedrooms, guests can unwind in the pool before enjoying some fabulous seasonal cuisine.
Repeatedly destroyed and rebuilt over the centuries, the present castle stands on ground owned by the Scotts of Buccleuch since 1420. Branxholme Castle is now open to guests as B&B accommodation in three beautifully decorated suites.
Set in mature gardens, Bedrule Old Manse is ideally located for exploring the Scottish Borders. With peaceful, well-appointed bedrooms overlooking the garden and river, this beautiful old manse offers quality B&B accommodation.
With comfortable big beds, stunning views and delicious breakfasts, this tastefully restored farmhouse offers luxurious B&B accommodation in two beautifully refurbished bedrooms. Set on a family-run working farm, it lies mid-way between Hawick and Jedburgh.