Rhona & Colin Brown welcome you to their home; the Harbour Lights Guest House. Welcoming bed and breakfast accommodation situated in Stranraer, southwest Scotland, close to the Stena & P&O ferry ports (at Port Rodie & Cairnryan respectively) with links across to Ireland, and the rail station with links to Glasgow, Prestwick & Glasgow Airports and beyond. Ample car parking is freely available across the road from the Harbour Lights Guest House, Stranraer. Guest house bed and breakfast accommodation in Stranraer close to golf courses, southern upland way, harbour. We have been given a High 3 Star Rating by the S.T.B. Bed & Breakfast Accommodation in Stranraer. Mountain Bike Hire. Explore the region at an easy pace. The Harbour Lights Guest House now offers cycle hire. The Harbour Lights Guest House, Stranraer, is close to several golf courses, including the award winning Stranraer Golf Course alongside Loch Ryan. The Ryan Leisure Centre, Stranraer FC ground, pubs and clubs, restaurants and shops are all within easy walking distance. Rhona & Colin Brown assure you of a warm welcome, comfortable accommodation and, of course - a hearty breakfast in our welcoming breakfast room. Wi-Fi Hotspots in every room to provide Internet access for our guests! Rates : From £27.50 - £35 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Sorry, no pets. Disabled facilities by arrangement - please enquire for exact details. WiFi access. Off street parking. 3 Star Visit Scotland.

Whitchester Christian Centre exists to provide a place of rest and refreshment for the whole person within a Christian environment. Visitscotland 3 star and Green Tourism Silver, this country house set with 3 acres of garden and woodland, is within easy access of the Border town of Hawick. It is an ideal base to explore the lovely countryside of the Scottish Borders. The surrounding area is full of historic sites and the house is within 3/4 hour drive of Bowhill, Floors or Abbotsford, as are the various Border Abbeys.There is beautiful scenery with a diversity of bird and animal life and walks of varying difficulty. When the weather is less favourable, or you are looking for a quieter holiday, relax in the peaceful ambience of the house with its extensive library and a log fire in winter. Our meals are home cooked, using home grown or local produce where possible, and having a vegetarian option. We are able to cater for other diets with prior notice. Our accommodation is a variety of single, twin or double rooms with two of the rooms in our annexe especially suited to those with disabilities, as is our only ground floor single room. We offer a variety of tariffs from bed and breakfast to full board. Well behaved pets are welcome but, other than guide dogs, not allowed in the main areas i.e. dining room and lounge. As small charge is made where pets stay overnight in their owners' room. We have morning and evening devotions in our small chapel to which guests are welcome. Charity Reg : SCO11436 Rates : From £34 to £45 per person per night based on 2 people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner is available. Disabled facilities available. 3 Star VS.

16 Market Place is situated very close to the centre of the historic Borders town of Lauder. Lauder's charter dates back to 1502 and the town itself is of considerable historic interest. Nearby is Thirlestane Castle and the town is an ideal centre for exploring other areas of the Borders including Selkirk and Abbotsford, the home of Sir Walter Scott, and within easy reach of Edinburgh - Scotland's capital. Lauder is also on the Southern Upland way, a favourite for walkers and features the annual common riding in August. The accommodation comprises a twin bedded room which is en -suite. The room also enjoys the benefit of a TV with freeview. Off -street car parking is available in a lockable garage by arrangement. Rates : From £30 to £35 per person per night. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets by arrangement. Off street parking. Dinner is available. 3 Star VS.

Based in the Scottish Borders fishing town of Eyemouth, this family-run hotel offers en-suite accommodation, a bar, separate restaurant — all with disabled access — and a large outside beer garden with extensive tiered seating areas, a smoking area, children’s play equipment (trampoline, bouncy castle etc.) and even an outdoor pool table! Whether you are visiting for work reasons, a family holiday or just looking for a pleasant break, the Dolphin Hotel can cater for your needs with comfortable rooms which are charged at room rates starting from £29.95. The Dolphin Hotel has six letting rooms. These range in size, but all rooms are available with or without breakfast and a number of them are ideal for families of two adults and up to three children. A couple of them enjoy fine views across Eyemouth Bay. All have TVs, hot drinks facilities and a microwave is available for all rooms. All rooms are en-suite. Special rates for long term bookings can be agreed by negotiation. Meals are available in either the bar or separate restaurant from 12 noon until 8pm every day except Tuesday, when Sam lets the chef have a rest! On Sunday, roast meals are available as well as bar snacks and a range of freshly cooked meals. The menu is especially popular with families and features plenty of traditional favourites together with kebabs, vegetarian options and ‘specials’. Catering for large groups and special occasions is usually available on request. The bright, airy, spacious lounge is the centre of life in the hotel and includes TV viewing of sports and other popular events, a well stocked juke box, comfortable lounge chairs and stools at the bar, where you can join the locals and help put the world to rights. A good range of local and imported ales, wines and ciders is available. Bar snacks and meals can be ordered at the bar. The Dolphin also offers live music and karaoke sessions. Always expect the unexpected - remember it is the Dolphin Hotel! Outside is a covered smoking area, lots of seats with umbrellas to fend off the Scottish sun located on a series of decking terraces; and a pool table, plus a variety of play equipment for the children. The Dolphin Hotel is popular with locals and tourists alike. It is situated literally a stone’s throw away from the beach, leisure centre and swimming pool, and there is plenty of free parking available close by. Rates : From £37.50 - £120 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Disabled facilities - please enquire for exact details. WiFi access. Dinner available. Off street parking. 4 Star Visit Scotland.

The Royal Hotel Jedburgh has ten letting bedrooms, all rooms are en-suite with Flat Screen Televisions and tea/coffee making facilities. Family rooms are available prices depending on how many guests and ages of children. Our Hotel Bar hosts 2 Large Screen Televisions showing most Major Sporting Events. Anyone who enjoys a day at the races, Kelso race course is only 15 mins from Jedburgh and Transport can be arranged What ever kind of break you are looking for please contact and we will do our best to suit your requirements. Please note our new special offers page for other deals. Jedburgh Abbey's remarkably complete Romanesque and early Gothic buildings have a tranquil stillness which belies their turbulent history. Rates : £64 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Off street parking. WiFi access.

By the village green, at the heart of this peaceful Borders village, Skirling House was designed in 1908 by the Arts and Crafts architect Ramsay Traquair for Lord Carmichael. It became his country retreat and contained the family's art collection which included a magnificent 16th century Florentine carved ceiling in the Drawing Room. Today, this grand carving is an often remarked upon feature as guests relax in the drawing room. The Arts and Craft movement is evident throughout Skirling House. Beautiful ornate wrought ironwork and decorative carvings add individuality and distinction to this friendly house. Each bedroom is truly distinctive and is decorated and furnished to the highest standards. All rooms enjoy luxury touches as well the basics you would expect, such as tea and coffee making facilities, a colour television, direct dial telephone, CD and radio and a data port. Food plays an important part at Skirling House and with so many local producers on our doorstep we are spoilt for choice. Our style of cooking can be described as modern Scottish, with a dash of French. Wherever possible we use locally sourced produce, such as honey, jams and marmalade and even bake our own bread on the premises. Freshness, quality and imagination are the three ingredients in every dish and it's this no-compromise approach that has won Bob and his team many accolades for their cooking Breakfast: Breakfast is important to us at Skirling House - we want to make it special - mini-muffins, French toast with caramelised apples and black pudding, Texas sausage biscuit, freshly squeezed orange juice, fruit compôte and stewed fruits are all freshly-prepared. We prepare to order any combination of cooked breakfast for guests, including kippers and there is always a blackboard special. Fruit, cereals, muesli and yoghurt are on the sideboard, a jug of iced water is to hand, toast is made from home baked bread served with our own marmalade and jam or local honey. Afternoon Tea: Skirling House is made for Afternoon Teas. The tranquillity, atmosphere and service make this a time of day to be savoured. Teas, coffees, pastries cakes and sandwiches can be served in the conservatory or in the drawing room between 2pm and 4pm each day. You can also take Afternoon Tea in your room if desired. At Skirling House we can think of no better way to unwind and relax than in the drawing room, snuggled close to the fire with a newspaper or book of choice close at hand. Dinner: On summer evenings the garden dining room is lit by a net of tiny lights shining through vine leaves, oil lamps from Palnackie, candles and multicoloured chili lights. A fresh flower is tucked inside linen napkins, silver cutlery settings and fine china glow on polished wood tables with attractively printed menus. In wintertime, dinner is beside a log fire, lit by handcrafted oil lamps. Our cooking and presentation allow the fine local ingredients to speak for themselves. We offer a set menu carefully planned to harmonise, contributing to an overall experience of great Scottish food. The menu changes daily to take account of availability of ingredients and guests' preferences including vegetarian. We offer reductions for staying for more than 1 night. Rates : From £100 per room per night based on two people sharing. Children are welcome. No smoking. Pets allowed. Disabled facilities - please enquire for exact details. WiFi access. Off street parking. Dinner available. 5 Star Visit Scotland.

Feel the glow of the Scottish Borders and experience hospitality that you will always remember, here at Crailing Old School. Now converted to a charming private house and gardens, though retaining its original character, the building is a fine example of late nineteenth century architecture. It is peacefully situated close to the River Teviot, with panoramic views, just off the A698 which links the historic towns of Jedburgh and Kelso. Excellent base for golfers, especially those wanting to combine playing some of the 22 challenging courses of the Borders with Tuition, Swing Analysis, and Club Fitting from our resident Golf Pro./Club Maker. Ask about the Freedom Of The Fairways Passport! Right on route for St Cuthbert's Way, walkers find here a haven to relax after the rigours of the day. If those tired feet can't manage the last few miles, a "pick-up" service can be arranged back to Crailing. Jean and Ray look forward to making your stay here a happy, relaxed, and very memorable one. This spacious, comfortable, and elegantly furnished visitor lounge and dining room, has large windows on three sides, giving un-interrupted views over the surrounding countryside. Whether visitors require a very early start to the day, or a more leisurely one, the variety of the breakfast menu is sure to please and satisfy all appetites. Memorable evening meals, with choice of menu, using local produce whenever possible, are also a speciality of Crailing Old School. When advised in advance, individual diets (e.g. vegetarian, gluten free etc.) are happily catered for. If you are celebrating a Birthday or Anniversary, let us help to make it really special. We have a variety of accommodation for up to six people, which includes a Lodge Annexe giving ground floor/ disabled access for one or two people." The Bedrooms The cosy bedrooms are furnished with care and attention to detail. The extra touches are sure to be appreciated by our discerning guests. The double en-suite "Maple" room has a king size bed and definate Canadian theme. The cosy twin-bedded "Birdie", and two single rooms, "Eagle" and "Albatross" are charmingly furnished and have private bathroom, and separate shower room facilities. Lodge Annexe : The Lodge offers delightful alternative ground floor, completely self contained, accommodation, just a stone's throw from the main house. It is fitted with electric radiators, and an electric imitation log-burning stove in the lounge completes the cosy feel on a chilly evening. Here you will enjoy complete privacy with uninterrupted panoramic views. There is television, video (a good range of titles to borrow on request), a music centre with selection of cd's, plus a range of books. Although not intended as a self-catering facility, visitors will find a 'fridge, toaster, microwave for easy snack preparation. The twin beds can easily be converted to a double on request. There is ample wardrobe/cupboard space. A ramp and hand rail to the front door, plus wide doorways, provide easy access to the disabled/ wheel-chair user. One of the armchairs in the lounge can be electrically operated for ease of movement. The bathroom has non-slip floor tiles and the shower, fitted with a pull-down seat, has no lip. There are also grab-rails. Meals can be served in the Lodge should disability make access to the main house a problem. If there are specific needs and requirements regarding the facilities, why not give us a ring and ask any questions that you might have over suitability? Note for dog owners. We do allow small dogs in the lounge area of the Lodge, but ask you to keep them out of the bedroom. The large dog kennel to the rear of the building has a fully enclosed run should this be more suitable. Dogs must not be exercised in the garden! The Garden The landscaped garden, large fish pond, and patio area, are there to be shared and enjoyed by our visitors. The parking area, large enough for several cars, is within the grounds. In the summer months, and weather permitting, our visitors may like to enjoy a barbeque on a fine evening. Rates : From £35 per person per night. From £70 per room per night based on 2 people sharing. Ground floor twin/double suite available. Children over 9 are welcome. No smoking. Pets are allowed. Off street parking. Dinner by arrangement. Wi-fi/internet access. 4 Star AA.