4.4/5

(209 reviews)

Traditional hotel and bar in the centre of the village. Open fire in the winter, pool table, sky sports, great food, cask beer and a warm welcome.

4.3/5

(495 reviews)

Set in a 300-year-old coaching inn, this traditional hotel is 3 minutes' walk from Melrose Abbey medieval monastery and 6 miles from the William Wallace statue in Bemersyde Estate. The 6 cosy room

4.6/5

(445 reviews)

Experience the warmth of hospitality in true Scottish style at Burts Hotel, Melrose. The 18th century hotel, situated in the heart of Melrose’s picturesque market square, has been owned and managed by the Henderson family for almost 40 years.

4.2/5

(893 reviews)

Set in the heart of the Scottish Borders the Buccleuch Arms is a charming four star Inn with an incredible history dating back to 1836.

4.5/5

(513 reviews)

The Kingsknowes Hotel is an imposing Scottish baronial mansion, built in 1869 for the local textile mill owner, Adam Lees Cochrane. It was sympathetically converted into an Hotel in the 1960s, managing to retain much of the delicate elegance and charm of

4.2/5

(16 reviews)

The Tipsy Ghillie is a Bar, Wine Café & Bistro located in the historic Kelso, town centre. The Wine Café & Bistro look out onto the cobbled streets of the quite stunning Market Square as well as Kelso Abbey itself from the rear of the building.

4.6/5

(62 reviews)

Comfortable, friendly local with a vibrant Border's atmosphere that's very much a community hub. Originating circa 1792, it has been altered considerably over the years with a further refurbishment in

3.7/5

(1,199 reviews)

This pub takes its name from the tower used by the Earls of Douglas, who once administered the area. The tower, known locally as ‘Hunters Hall’, was demolished in 1813 to make way for the old town sch

4.7/5

(440 reviews)

Set in the centre of the peaceful conservation village of Allanton, Berwickshire, The Allanton Inn is a charming coaching inn dating from the eighteenth century.