Here we list those members
who provide a wide selection of
properties for the
business traveller or tourist - from
budget to luxury
hotels, bed and breakfasts and guest
house accommodation.
They offer ideal
accommodation for any visitor to Duns.
The Secret House is
in an ideal location for exploring southern
Scotland, nearby nature reserve at Duns Castle,
driving into the Edinburgh International Arts
Festival or discovering Holy Island and
Northumberland.
The Secret House is an unusual and different
16th Century Scottish Border Town House, it has
3 floors, an enormous courtyard, and a stable
for horses or cars.
Accommodation consists
of 1 twin, 1 double room both with
bath/shower-rooms, parking for cars and cycles.
Garage space for unloading and drying sports
equipment on request.
Self Catering accommodation will also be
available from July 2008.
Green Hope
provides either bed and breakfast or self
catering accommodation.
The property nestles in the quiet
seclusion of the Whiteadder river valley
in the Scottish borders.
This was once a traditional stone built cottage
but has now been thoroughly modernised to make it
spacious and comfortable. Green Hope lies at the
end of a private lane - a world away from the
noise and rush of life and offers unsurpassed
peaceful relaxation.
Activities include fishing for trout or salmon on
the Whiteadder or the Tweed is only 30 minutes
away. For walkers The Southern Upland Way runs
right opposite Green Hope, and wonderful walks
(short or long) begin at the front door.
Price: From £30 pppn Rooms: - Accommodation Type: B&B
Main Street, Swinton,
nr Duns, Berwickshire, TD11 3JJ
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A warm Scottish welcome awaits you at the Wheatsheaf Hotel in Scottish Borders from husband and wife owners Chris and Jan Winson. Open seven days a week. Situated near Berwick-upon-Tweed, Coldstream, Duns and Kelso the Wheatsheaf provides comfortable and peaceful accommodation and is among the best value accommodation in the region. All ten bedrooms are graded 4 by the... more
Duns law rises 714 feet above sea level, walkers
can also enjoy the trails on the Duns Castle Nature Reserve. There's also
free parking. For the historically curious, try the Jim Clark Museum,
devoted to the late world champion racing driver from Chirnside. Manderston
house is nearby, as is Crumstane Farm Park with its wide variety of animals
to look at. The Riding of the Bounds takes place in July, as part of the
Summer Festival, swiftly followed by the County Agricultural show in early
August. With its market square Duns has all the atmosphere of an old
Scottish burgh.
