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Tushielaw Inn

The Tushielaw Inn, atwo hundred and fiftyyear coaching that is old, which can be situated in a really appealing part of the Borders enjoying views regarding the scenic Ettrick Valley. Please come to see just what this girl that is old to supply - opening again this present year after a wee sleep.  The house enjoys views which can be fine well over the Ettrick Water, situated amidst some of the best Walking, Cycling and Mountain Biking surface and scenery found anywhere in the country. The Southern Upland Way walk that is long-distance lies nearby.  Accommodation: 1 ensuite that is double at £70 (£40 solitary occupancy) 1 double ensuite space at £75 (£42.50 solitary occupancy) 1 double ensuite room at £80 (£45 solitary occupancy) - this room can have a cot or kid's bed included if required.  All spaces have complete ensuites ie bath, plus the costs include a hearty that is great in a relaxed environment Tea & coffee making facilities in the spaces, as well as TV, with publications and DVDs additionally available.  There is certainly a budget twinbedroom for £55for weary walkers cyclists being. This shares a bathroom aided by the proprietors but has most of the other amenities enjoed by one other spaces.  Boot room, drying space and storage for bikes/fishing rods are typical available.  Rough camping comes in the paddock at the relative side of the inn.  Meals can be found in the snug club - home prepared from neighborhood produce (in terms of possible) and reasonable costs - for visitors and residents which are non

Foxglove Cottage

Foxglove is a tremendously pretty 2 bedroom semi detached farm cottage. It's in an excellent location by the end of a quick track with no traffic that is moving. The cottage has french doors that start down on to an outdoor area and yard that is attractive. Wiltonburn is a mile through the award Wilton that is winning Park Museum and within walking distance of Hawick. From your own entry way cross a stream that is little directly out to the hills. Ideal for tranquility with views of sheep and cattle that are grazing. Complimentary wifi and parking. Central heating and double glazing through away. An base that is perfect visiting castles, (Floors, Hemitage, or Alnwick) Abbeys (Melrose, Jedburgh or Dryburgh), Keilder or Hadrians Wall. The Borders have plenty golf courses or well suited for riding, cylcing or walking.Just a place that is excellent holiday!

Whitchester Christian Guest House And Retreat

 This refurbished country that is victorian, having its peaceful ambience, is placed in 3 acres of landscaped yard and woodland just a 10 minute drive through the centre of Hawick. It is an base that is ideal devote some time apart from the busyness of life, explore the good thing about the encompassing countryside and enjoy merely being. Both home and grounds are tailored to produce you space to relax with a woodland and richly flowered garden to explore into the summer time and a cosy log fire into the cold temperatures.    With day-to-day chapel services while the option of light-emitting diode retreat reflections on request, we also seek to produce area for anyone space that is especially wanting show and pray.  We've three ground flooring spaces with facilities suitable for people that have disabilities (age.g. walk in showers).  Where feasible we use home grown and produce that is regional our diverse menu. Vegetarian options are available and now we are happy to cater for more diet plans which are specialised prior notice.    For an even more holiday that is energetic there are numerous walks in the local area and mountain cycling channels at the nearby Craik Forest, or only a little further afield at Glentress. The houses being historic Abbeys of this edges are easily available by vehicle and when the tide time are suitable it is possible to have a day see on Lindesfarne.   SELECTION OF TARIFFS AND SEASONAL BREAKS AVAILABLE. CHARITY REG. NO. SCO11436 

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Traquair

Furnished with collectibles, canopied beds and en-suite bathrooms, this is an opportunity that is exclusive spend a night in a castle. Your stay can include a roaming that is without any your house plus in the night you'll have exclusive utilization of the eighteenth Century reduced drawing room, where you could relax by an open fire and sample the famous Traquair House Ales. An excellent Scottish breakfast is freshly served by our Housekeeper and served in the eighteenth Century Nevertheless Room each day.

Situated on the first floor this super king size room benefits from a double en-suite shower room with wash basin & toilet facilities. Tea & coffee making facilities are provided together with complimentary still and sparking water; complimentary toiletries are provided in the ensuite shower room.

Breakfast Inlcuded.

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King Ensuite with shower

With a modern en-suite bathroom, this dual aspect room has super king-size zip and link beds which can be configured as a double or twin. 

This first floor room overlooks the south facing garden & lawns to the side; to the front of the room the south westerly aspect delivers panoramic views of the town.

Max. 2 Adults 1 Child. (Add extra bed on Extra products). Children aged 17 years and above are considered adults at this property.

Breakfast Included.

Pets Allowed.


Double or Twin-Ensuite

Child Bed

Situated on the first floor, this south facing room has been tatefully decorated and benefits from a small balcony enabling to to enjoy al-fresco drinks whilst watching the sunset. 

The en-suite bathroom incorporates a bath with shower over and complimentary toiletries are provided.

Breakfast Included.

King Ensuite with Balcony

Situated on the first floor at the front of the hotel and incorporating a super king size four-poster bed. The romantic bedroom is complimented by a chaise lounge enabling you to enjoy  panoramic views over the town from a large double glazed bay window.

A modern en-suite bathroom incorporates a double ended bath, toilet and wash basin; complimentary toiletries are provided and there's always lashings of hot water courtesy of two newly fitted boilers.

Breakfast Included.

King Ensuite with 4 Poster Bed

With it's own private bathroom adjacent the room and super-king size bed, this bedroom has been luxuriously decorated and furnished to create a real sense of luxury. A flat screen smart TV is provided, as are tea and coffee making facilities, both still and sparkling bottled water is also provided.

Situated on the first floor at the front of the hotel and ideal for families, this room affords commanding views and has an interconnecting door which enables the room to link to a further double/twin room with ensuite facilities if required.

Max. 2 Adults 2 Child. (Add extra beds on Extra products). Children aged 17 years and above are considered adults at this property.

Breakfast Included.


King-Private Bathroom( Not Ensuite)

Accessed directly from the car park, this ground floor suite is ideal for less mobile guests. A gentle ramp leading from the corridor adjacent the room ensures that all ground floor facilities may be accessed using wheelchairs. 

The super king-size zip & link bed enables the room to be configured as a double or twin dependent on your exact needs. A small kitchen with fridge, tea/coffee making facilities etc provides through access to a large fully tiled wheelchair accessible wet room fitted with grab rails and fold down toilet support rails.

Max. 2 Adults 2 Child. (Add extra bed on Extra products). Children aged 17 years and above are considered adults at this property.

Breakfast Included.


Suite-Wet room Easy Access 

Overlooking the south facing lawns and garden at the side of the hotel, this large comfortable room has en-suite bath & toilet facilities. Over the bath, a shower is also provided and high quality complimentary toiletries are provided.

Accessed via a grand staircase with half landing and stunning stained glass window this room is situated on the first floor.

Breakfast Included.


King Ensuite

With a modern en-suite bathroom, this dual aspect room has super king-size zip and link beds which can be configured as a double or twin. 

This first floor room overlooks the south facing garden & lawns to the side; to the front of the room the south westerly aspect delivers panoramic views of the town.

Max. 2 Adults 1 Child. (Add extra bed on Extra products). Children aged 17 years and above are considered adults at this property.

Breakfast Included.

Pets Allowed.

 King-Ensuite Pet Friendly

Designed by acclaimed local architect James Pearson Alison FRIBA and dating from 1888, Balcary House Hotel sits in around 3½ acres of mature private grounds. Originally costing £3,320 9s 1d, Balcary was built as a 17 bedroom mansion for local mill owners the Laing family. In the 1940's it opened as a residential care home, primarily catering for children from bombed cities north & south of the border. In August 2016, we were delighted to host a reunion for former Barnardos residents.

Prior to us purchasing the building in 2015, it was a christian conference centre and since aquiring the property, we've been working tirelessly to improve, upgrade and decorate the accommodation to the highest standards, ensuring it meets the needs of hotel guests today.

Today the Hotel boasts 9 comfortable rooms/suites accessed from a grand staircase with stunning stained glass window. Accommodation comprises a Honeymoon Suite, Super King bedrooms with super-king zip & link beds, a family suite and easy access suite for less able guests.

In addition to sleeping accommodation, the hotel offers numerous reception rooms and a relaxed bar area, perfect for business meetings, family reunions and a range of other functions. For larger weddings, the extensive landscaped grounds provide the ideal location for a marquee catering for up to around 200 guests.

Situated in a quiet area on the south side of the town, Balcary House Hotel is less than half a mile from Hawick Town Centre occupying an elevated position with westerly views overlooking the River Teviot and Wilton Lodge Park.

Sleep and break fast is provided together with light refreshments during the day. Teas can be scheduled and generally are provided between 2 and 5 pm afternoon. The 3.5 acres are a tranquil setting opposite  wilton park and ideal for a rest that is relaxing.

Balcary House Hotel

Borders tranquility...
In the heart of the Ettrick Valley
Where a warm and friendly atmosphere awaits you. Ours is a family run site on the banks of Ettrick Water right in the heart of the beautiful Ettrick Valley, a place of rolling hills, winding rivers and pine forests.

A 7-acre level park, 3 acres of which is a touring site for caravans, tents and motor homes with electric hook-up, available on grass or hard-standing. We also have a range of static caravans. Seasonal tourers always welcome either annually or for summer or winter months.

Welcome to Bowhill Home and County Estate. The property has plenty to provide site visitors of all ages not least of which will be their recently improved adventure playground, now featuring 2 matching 30m zip lines, platform towers linked by a connection that is wobbly plus 12 and 8m embankment slides! Lots doing for children of most many years though the older people will likely get the most out of it.You may also join in with ranger led wildlife walks, see a presentation in the cosy 72 seat theater and refresh yourselves inside their locally renowned tea room.There are walking and hiking tracks including a mile very long ramble perfect for young families to a 7 mile beast of a circuit which will present all a night that is sound rest a while later! Or keep it calm and go fishing on with the River Ettrick or in the Bowhill Lower Loch! Almost 12 miles of mainly bank that is twice with 80 named pools: bliss!For those of you shopping for less energetic destinations, Bowhill's historic house houses one of the better collections of art and fine furniture in European countries and its landscaped gardens and ancient woodland are wonderful for research.

One Of Scotland's Finest Country Estates

Deep in the heart of the Scottish Borders, beside winding glens and heathery hills, the enchanting Bowhill House & Country Estate awaits you.

Bowhill House and County Estate

Bowhill Stables provide a variety of well mounts that are mannered 10hh and 17hh for several age and capability lessons as well as other equestrian adventures, all within a stone's throw of Selkirk, Galashiels, Melrose and Hawick. This handsome estate covers a lot more than 46,000 acres of Scottish Borders and provides some of the riding country that is best and superb scenery in Britain. The stables sit within the old walled gardens of Bowhill home and Country Estate so are richly loaded with 20 stables, a complete size floodlit outdoor arena and a great amount of good grazing that is sheltered. All primarily off road but where you do cross the path of motorised civilisation it tends to nevertheless be very minimal for those who've passed away their assessment and so are confident to roam further afield with a little bit of friendly leadership, scenic cheats and trekking can be found through the woodland and moorland. Lessons can't be taken on trekking horses but there are more mounts being ideal for tuition. There was a adventure that is excellent next to the stable yard too, that can be used to greatly help calm them straight down following the thrills of horseback riding before attempting to shoehorn them in to the car, or even to keep a non horsey type busy and pleased while your other youngster attends a lesson.

Bowhill Stables

Kids especially love the displays that are interactive which are both enjoyable and pleasingly academic. There are also a good amount of engaging features for young ones throughout, including video gaming, crawl spaces where you can pretend to be a salmon fry, the pinnacle of an extinct salmon to examine, life size bean bag seafood and loads of paintings, pictures and text.You can watch real time salmon via underwater cameras in the big plasma display screen, or video clip extracts from over summer and winter. It is a chance that is very good curious young ones to grab beneath-the-waves insights.A quick walk from the centre brings one to the Cauld where you are able to see salmon battling the waters to attain their spawning ground. It is an sight that is amazing! August to November will be the best times of year to see mature salmon leaping appropriate out of the water, but seafood can be viewed underwater at any time of the year through the salmon centre cameras.There are range delightful nature walks and you can pick the pamphlet up for the self directed battlefield walk at the cafe. There's also a brass rubbing nature path, completely restored waterwheel that is working and wildlife such as for example otters, red squirrel, roe deer, badgers, bats, owls, heron and foxes.

Philiphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre

Traquair Houseand grounds has plenty to supply families including a maze, woodland and willow tunnels to explore, a mini adventure play ground for many many years plus a toddler that is separate, and you will find workshops and activity sheets to keep you busy.Allow extra time to flee the maze or find the sculpture in the woods therefore the uncommon breed animals too. A mini adventure play ground can be found during the general straight back of the home and there is a toddlers play area, swings, and a play house too.your house also plays host to occasions like the Eastereggstravaganza with an egg look within the maze and over 6,000 mini eggs!

Scotland's Oldest Inhabited House

Visited by 27 Scottish Kings and Queens Traquair dates back to 1107 and has been lived in by the Stuart family since 1491.

Traquair House

Pretty small Wilton Lodge Park offers access that is general public putting, crazy golf, bowling, croquet and tennis, plus formal facilities rugby, tennis and soccer can be obtained to engage too.Its one among the most picturesque city areas in the region with its tree lined walks, river, waterfall, formal gardens, glass house and walled gardens. As soon as into Spring there are explosions of daffodils, narcissi and flowering that is aromatic, then in Autumn the gold and russet scatterings associated with the woods are excellent for scrunching through in your wellies!you can find several marked nature walks through the park but a great amount of bisecting paths (some particularly hie people over the River Teviot) mean you can just follow the feet and see what you find without fear of getting lost. On your own perambulations you may possibly well encounter the museum, which is well worth dipping into for the art that is neighborhood and historical exhibition.Other charming features to find include wishing well, an aviary and also the scented garden! So time that is allow sufficient you are able to invest the whole afternoon exploring!

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Honey Cottage Caravan Park

Hope House, Selkirk, Scottish Borders TD7 5HU, Scotland

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Accommodations nearby

Tushielaw Inn

Foxglove Cottage

Whitchester Christian Guest House And Retreat

Traquair

Balcary House Hotel

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Bowhill House and County Estate

Bowhill Stables

Philiphaugh Salmon Viewing Centre

Traquair House

Wilton Lodge Park

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