Hotels

This magisterial country house hotel is set in eleven acres of private land that nestles up to the River Tweed. Its Victorian architecture is also immediately striking, with huge windows and red stone walls. Luckily, the inside does not disappoint; the hotel has elegant rooms, a bistro, two lounges, and a restaurant situated in an ornate dining room. Whether you’re visiting the Borders for a cultural tour, an outdoor adventure, or to engage in some leisure activities like golfing, the Dryburgh is a great place to post up for the night.

Cringletie - Hotel - Restaurant - Gardens Close to the historic town of Peebles. Award-winning food, a warm Scottish welcome.

Built in 1815, the Corsewall Lighthouse has been a fixture on the Galloway coast for over 200 years. It has a mighty history, including being engineered by the author Robert Louis Stevenson’s grandfather! Today, the lighthouse is a beautiful boutique hotel, with a celebrated restaurant, and guest rooms that take full advantage of its seaside position. It’s in the perfect location if you fancy going on local cultural tours, are keen for a spot of golfing, or simply plan to go on coastal walks – just keep your eyes peeled for dolphins!